Fund Drive Lagging to Reimburse School Burglary Loss
A privately sponsored Western Reserve School District drive began January 19 to replace 1037 dollars stolen from a December burglary. By Tuesday only 159 dollars had been raised. the drive ends February 9. The loss affected student activity funds, with 496.50 lost from the high school publications department which had just bought a 1454 dollar offset press, and a 468 dollar payment due.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve
James Eckenroad
Levy Vote Timing and Norwalk High Finances Discussed
Dr Albion V Gotaas superintendent of schools spoke with reporters about North Central Association inspection of Norwalk High School and its financial implications. He said many recommendations tie to finances and questioned whether a May levy would pass, noting money would not arrive until next year. He added the board must decide how to proceed for the next levy.
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North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Norwalk High School
Albion V. Gotaas
Gotaas
Board of Education
Volun League Volleyball Fun Night At Park Center
Nor walk Volleyball League hosts a fun night at 7 30 p m at the Park and Recreation Center with a schedule of A and B matches from 7 30 to 9 00 p m Followed by refreshments and awards in San Leandro Alameda County sheriff portable communications center out of service after burglars remove about 5000 dollars of equipment at night target area and theft details
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Norwalk Volleyball League
Park and Recreation Center
Grosswiler
Granny’s
Seitz
Kosels
Roadrunners
Bruckers
Cadys
San Leandro
Calif
UPI
Alameda County
County and Township Officials Return from National and State Meetings
County and township officials returned from meetings in Washington D C and Columbus. County Commissioners Arthur Herner, Arthur Leak and Donald Robertson attended the National Legislative Conference with speeches and a reception by Vice President Hubert Humphrey. Thirty seven township trustees from Huron County attended the 40th Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks convention with officers and directors elected.
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Arthur Herner
Arthur Leak
Donald Robertson
Washington, D. C
U. S
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Housing
Robert Weaver
State Department
Hubert Humphrey
Huron County
Ohio State Association of Township Trustees
Columbus
Caryl Griswold
Windham
John Sandard
London
James Torrens
Utica
Harold Bateson
Wood County
E. Weaver Casper
Malvern
Jay L. Batdorf
Wauseon
Clifford F. Holden
Constitution
Cecil K. James
Deadline Near For Trailer Licenses In County
County auditor says 366 trailers were sold by Saturday noon and 155 trailer owners still had not obtained licenses. Owners must present bill of sale or title at the auditor's office and pay the tax to complete the process.
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Bernard Kean
Kean
Willard Mayor's Court Adjudicates Multiple Traffic Offenses
Willard officials report Harold Jones and Walter Jump among others fined or bonded for speeding red lights and stop signs. Virgil Stevens faces intoxication and hit and run charges with jail time. Bernard VanLoo and several others receive bond waivers or fines. Wakeman private Chet Fairchild assigned to Korea. Larry Kitchen pleads guilty to bad check, six months jail.
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Harold Jones
Willard
Walter Jump
David Darion
Sulpher Springs
Red
Virgil Stevens
Melvin Roush
Mansfield
Janna Holthouse
Celeryville
Gale Frees
Crawfordsville
Ind
Richard Pinkley
Merle Enzor Jr
Monroeville
Bernard VanLoo
William Dye
Helen Hayes
Raymond Salyer
Larry L. Kitchen
McArthur
Huron County Common Pleas Court
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Chet L. Fairchild
U.S
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