Wakeman Council approves 1968 budget and levies
North Fairfield councilman president Earl LaRonde presents a 1968 budget of 27 705 75 which the council accepts. The meeting covers a new well and pumps, a two mill five year operating levy, and ordinances for solicitor employment and clerk treasurer offices. Wakeman approves a 1968 general fund with receipts about 29 370 and expenses 27 709 leaving 1 661 balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairfield
Earl LaRonde
Charles Ziter
Bernard Freeman
Willard Board Raises Lunch Prices and Staff Changes
The Willard Board of Education boosted cafeteria prices across all levels effective next term with elementary meals rising to 35 cents and high school meals to 45 cents. The board approved five resignations and seven hires including teachers in several subjects and grade levels. A commendation was sent to retiring social studies teacher Peter Weibe after 37 years at Willard. The 1968 budget was adopted along with a new speech book and a continuing contract for Dave Hirschy in a Cooperative Office Education program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Owens
Tom O’leary
Peter Weibe
Willard
Weibe
Allan and Bace
Dave Hirschy
Deal Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energized unit has been perfected by A. W. Newell who is himself hard of hearing for over 10 years. Write 2616 W. 8th St. Eric Pa for full information at no cost or obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Newell
8Th St
Eric Pa
Southside mother takes overdose. rushed to hospital by police
A southside woman overdosed on pills and was taken to a hospital by police after a girl alerted Capt. Knute Daugherty during an early morning patrol. The mother was treated and released to relatives. the pills were not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Daugherty
Daugherty
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions And Local Elections
Norwalk Mayor's Court Monday night dispositions include James O Hall 36 Main traffic signal violation fined $10 and costs and speeding $20 and costs Everett E Rice 204 Main fictitious registration $5 and costs David G Setchel Bellevue reckless operation forfeited $30 bond Mayor Paul Burns will seek re election Wakeman councilors Ben Humm and Ralph Jackson terms expiring Humm not running Jackson to run Clerk Gale Bachelder already filed for election Trustees William Dalton and Louis Murray plan re election No levies scheduled in township or village Timothy Frey 11 treated for cut chin after swimming Silvia Campbell 62 injured thumb at Progressive Allied Industries Russell Mantz 10 fell from heavy equipment at Norwalk construction site Previous article incorrectly said he fell from a power mower
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
James O. Hall
Main
Everett E
Rice
David G. Setchel
Bellevue
Wakeman
Paul Burns
Ben Humm
Ralph Jackson
Humm
Jackson
Gale Bachelder
William Dalton
Louis Murray
Timothy Frey
Dudley St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Silvia Campbell
Progressive Allied Industries
Russell Mantz
Minard St
Wyandott Delegation Studies County Landfill in Huron Visit
A six member Wyandott County delegation visited Huron County Monday to study the new county landfill operation. They met with the board of county commissioners to learn about activities and procedures leading to the landfill, with Clarence Ellett guiding a tour as deputy health commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandott County
Huron County
Board of County Commissioners
Clarence Ellett
Regional Unit Approves Norwalk Township Zoning Code
The Huron County Regional Planning Commission approved the zoning code proposal for Norwalk Township. Secretary Clarence Ellett noted it was mainly a formality and that no standards exist to disapprove. Arthur Herner served as temporary chairman with commissioners and planning members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Township
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Clarence Ellett
Bernard Freeman
Ellett
Arthur Herner
Board of Commissioners
Richard Flint
County Commissioners
Robert Shafer
Edwin Selfe
Moving Easier For A Minister
Dorothy Bailey discusses life with new Norwalk pastor Rev. Paul C. Bailey and family The Baileys moved into 117 West Main and adjust to a hectic home life Their children Bonnie 20 at Asbury College and John 18 headed to Asbury face college and future paths while Bailey reflects on religious calling and family background
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Paul Bailey
John
Bonnie
Dorothy
Methodist Church
Dorothy Bailey
Paul C. Bailey
First Methodist Church
Baileys
W. Main
Asbury College
Asbury
Mr. Bailey
Warren
North East Ohio Conference
Intown
Bailey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wakeman Mall
Board of Public Affairs
Claude Reed
Ray Wallrabenstein
Vaughn Baker
Wakeman Village
Louis Molesky
Ohio 303
Wakeman _ Sportsman’s Club
Burns
Leon Butler
The
Willard Board of Education
Sical
Gloria Heisler
Stan Holthouse
Joann Walters
Richmond
Diane Hastings
James Ebert
Richard Coffey
Melissa Hall
Dan Robinson
Julia Riddle
Sandy Dennis
Lud
Thur
Deal Man
Zerkle
Johnson Jewelers
Myrtle Ave
Kaiser-Wells
Kaiser-Wells Drug Store
West Main
Mayor’s Court
Asbury Theological Seminary
Wilmore
Orrville
National Bank
E. Main
Southside
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
Northside
Milan
Cline St
F.d.1.c
Babe Ruth
Milan Ave
Star View Drive
Elvis Se
Uae
Panavision Metrocolor
el Rod Taylor
Arthur Godfrey IN
Pennye
NEW York Times
Norwalk Theatre
American Legion
K&h
Kaiser Wells
Legion Members
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!