Willard Area Hospital plans advance with final approval
Willard Area Hospital Board of Trustees will likely approve the final plans for a hospital addition at a 7:30 p.m. meeting. If approved, state clearance and Hill-Burton funds will follow, with federal and Washington approvals needed before bids. Construction could begin by May 1.
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Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Hill-Burton
Falk
Huron County Health Department
Jerry Bryant
Toledo
Willard Area Hospital, Inc
Willard United Bank
Fire destroys barn on W C Eitle farm near Willard
Fire at the W C Eitle farm in Norwich Township northwest of Willard destroyed a barn and its contents this morning. Fire Chief John Yacob estimated losses at 40000 dollars as the Elitle family is in Florida. Firemen worked about ninety minutes and listed tractors elevators drills and barrels among debris. ownership attributed to the Eitles and Ellis Klingel smith. The Prater family nearby reported the blaze at 655 a m.
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Willard
W.C. Eitle
Norwich Township
John Yacob
Elitle
Florida
Eitles
Ellis Klingelsmith
Russell T. Prater
Feitle Barn
Ice and High Water Cause Several Mishaps in Area
State Highway Patrol reports two single vehicle crashes due to ice and high water. Greenwich residents John and June Hacker were in a pickup that slid on U S 224 and struck a tree, minor injuries for June. A Lisbon driver James McLaughlin lost control of a semi on U S 250, ending in a ditch. A Milan garage incident involved Howard Stamm backing a dump truck into a state pickup tailgate.
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Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
John H. Hacker
Greenwich
U.S. 224
June L. Hacker
U.S. 250
James P. McLaughlin
Lisbon
Milan
Bay Bridge Patrol
Howard F. Stamm
Huron
Man Pleads Guilty To Auto Fraud
Raymond W. Arman of Jefferson Street pleaded guilty to fraud in Common Pleas Court for falsely reporting his car stolen and attempting an insurance claim. He received five years probation with restitution and costs. He remains in a five day jail term from Norwalk Mayor's Court for giving false information to an officer.
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Raymond W. Arman
Jefferson Street
Norwalk
Common Pleas
Arman
Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad Seeks Desired Worker
A Norwalk Reflector classified notice seeks applicants for a job opening. The ad requests qualified workers with relevant skills and experience, detailing contact instructions and application deadline.
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Norwalk
Norwalk residents urged to sign water fluoridation petition
Norwalk and part of Norwalk Township residents have until Feb 4 to sign a petition to place water fluoridation on the May primary ballot. Service Director William V. Mount said 95 signatures exist toward the needed 371, with some petitions still gathering names. If not enough valid signatures are gathered, fluoride will become automatic January 1, 1972.
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William V. Mount
Norwalk
Mount
Elks Scholarships Open to Norwalk Students
Norwalk high school students may apply for Elks National Foundation scholarships worth 800 to 2500 dollars for those with at least a 90 scholastic rating and in the top five percent of their class. Local contest offers 25 dollar bonds to two Norwalk students. brochures due February 14 at the Norwalk lodge. Exalted ruler James G Meisler.
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Norwalk
Elks National Foundation Trustees
Norwalk Lodge
Norwalk Elks
James G. Meisler
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