County Wide Effort Cancer Test Program in Huron County
The Huron County Unit of the American Cancer Society announces a county wide project to detect uterine cancer sending 13000 letters to every woman. Letters will be mailed alphabetically in 19 townships with a return card asking about PAP tests hysterectomy and potential financial help.
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New London
Huron County Unit
Ohio
American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Huron County
Weither
The
Papanicolaou
Charles Sanders
Society
Frances Helmick
R.N
Greenwich Notes: School Events And Local Clubs
The Ashland College Choir led by Kelvin Rogers will perform at 1 45 p m Monday at South Central High School under principal Alfred D Etterre. The new elementary library nears completion with book cataloging underway. grand opening date pending. Two seventh graders play a basketball game February 14 with other students paying admission by one to six cent stamps. Greenwich Grange members attended a meeting with a Columbus convention report. next meeting February 11 at Grange Hall with Fun Night planned. The Thin Thinkers Club elected Mrs Robert Ebinger Queen of the Week after a January 23 meeting noting weight loss of 102 pounds and gain of 4 5 pounds. A Valentine Party is planned for new members. Church of Christ hosts The Christian Women’s Society on February 6 at 10 a m. Janet King will speak of her overseas trip. The Twentieth Century Reading Circle met at Mrs Fred Van Scoy’s home to discuss important Ohio figures.
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Greenwich
Ashland College
South Central High School
Alfred D’etterre
Kelvin Rogers
Greenwich Grange
Fitchville Grange
Columbus
Grange Hall
Thin Thinkers Tops Club
Sanders Building
Robert Ebinger
Reading Circle
Fred van Scoy
Ohio
EHOVE Opens Two Year Food Service Program
Avery E Hove joint vocational school launches a two year high school and two year post high school food service program starting in September. An advisory committee will be formed and a coordinator hired to set up the program and acquire equipment and furnishings.
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Avery — Ehove
Accident in Wakeman injures driver in rear-end crash
At 11 15 p m Wednesday a car driven by William Koleno 71 of Lorain traveling east on Route 20 signaled for a left onto Route 60 when it was struck in the rear by a stone truck driven by Lowell Dunlap 25 of Collins Police Chief Lyle Miller identified the victims and noted the collision occurred in Wakeman Ohio Applications are being accepted to fill a coordinator and teachers position pending Ohio State Department approval Interested parties may call the EHOVE office for details
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Wakeman
Lyle Miller
William Koleno
Lorain
Lowell Dunlap
Collins
Ohio State Department of Vocational Education
EHOVE
Newspaper Subscription Rates Posted for Ohio Areas
UPI News Service lists subscription terms through the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association. Carrier or mail delivery available in Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas 45 per week. By mail in Huron and Erie Counties rural areas without carrier service 15 dollars per year elsewhere in the U S 23 40 per year. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
New London Schools Seek Hearing On Liquor Permit
The New London Board of Education asked the Ohio Department of Liquor Control for a hearing on the D-2 liquor permit filed by Andrew Biro owner of the Wonderbar. Officials learned classes were held within 500 feet of the tavern and requested formal notification to allow comment. The initial hearing was prompted by church protests led by Rev. Floyd Gangler and Rev. Donald McKenzie. Biro and Dale Jacksons sought permits following a Nov 5 vote permitting some beer and liquor sales. The Jacksons’ permit hearing was canceled after they sold to Edward and Mrs. Farnsworth who must file anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New London Board of Education
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Andrew Biro
Elyria
Liquor Department
Floyd Gangler
First Methodist Church
Donald McKenzie
First Baptist Church
Biro
Dale Jackson
Jackson
Jacksons
Edward Farnsworth
Propane Truck Fire After Collision at Route 61 Underpass
A propane gas truck rammed a low railroad underpass on Route 61 east of Willard at 12 01 am causing an explosion and fire. The cab burned and the trailer was heavily damaged while the empty trailer limited fuel release. North Fairfield volunteers spent about an hour extinguishing the blaze. Driver Carl W Withers 29 of Findlay escaped injury with minor cuts and leg scrape and was charged with disobeying a traffic control device.
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Willard
North Fairfield
Carl W. Withers
Findlay
Propane Transport, Inc
Withers
Monroeville Drama Club Presents Evening Review
The Monroeville Drama Club stages an 8 p.m. Saturday program in the High School Auditorium featuring Comedia de Piarte and a one act play Two Crooks And A Lady.
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Monroeville
Monroevillle Drama Club
Comedia de Piarte
Large Print Books Offered at Wakeman Library
Wakeman Library offers several large print titles for the handicapped. Titles include Anna Where Are You by Patricia Wentworth, Demons Moon by Elizabeth Gilzen, Sister McLean Goes West by Ursula Curtiss, House of Seven Fountains by Weale, and Oregon Trail by Francis Parkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Wakeman Library
Wentworth
Elizabeth Gilzen
McLean
Ursula Curtiss
Weale
Francis Parkman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Howsman
Greenwich Notes
Paul Back
Church of Christ Is the
Christian Women’s Society
Grace Morrow
Janet King
Lutheran Mutuals
Paul H. Sutter
Stoutenburg
Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance CO
Waverly, Iowa
Reflector
E. Monroe
Reflector-Herald, Inc
Rea
Trousseau
W. Main ST
N. London
Joseph Hurley
Baltimore and Ohio
Route 61
Plan Drama Review
Anna
Patricia
Fisher Music
Sabah
Zenith
Zenith Stereo
Zenith TV
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