Resignations in Norwalk City Schools Drop From 1967
Norwalk City Supt. Sturgis R. Corbin reported resignations this year total 23 among 145 teachers, 15 percent, down from 27 of 116 staff in 1967 at 23 percent. Board approved resignations for five staff and granted Edith Lindsley a one year leave.
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Norwalk
Supt
Sturgis R.carbin
Carbin
Isaiah
Ike) Owen
Charles Carpenter
Faye Hembaugh
David Sommers
James Donovan
Edith Lindsley
Sally Ann Martin
Bowling Green State University
Mary Lou Ball
Kent State Univer
Norwalk Board Approves Final Payments for remodel
Norwalk City Board of Education approved final payments to Thurman J. Peabody and Roth Brothers Construction Co. for remodeling the administrative office at 1921 N. Hester St. The board also authorized total bills of 44 414 dollars amid long running fee discussions and past heated exchanges involving Paul Miller.
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N. Hester St
Norwalk
Paul Miller
Miller
Peabody
Richard Roth
Roth Brothers
Board Names Conway To Principal Post
The Norwalk City Board of Education accepted the resignation of Junior High Principal Lowell Ruggles and named William J. Conway as the new principal at Pleasant and Bronson Elementary Schools. The board will send a letter of appreciation to Ruggles for 13 years of service.
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M.S. Indiana University
Curtis Crum
B.S. Akron University
John Trier
A.B. Hanover College
Corbin
Pleasant
League Schools
Norwalk City
Ruggles
Norwalk
Avondale
Auburn Heights
Mich
Conway
South Central
Lightning Strikes Home in New London Attic Fire
Lightning hit the home of James Stevens at 33 East Washburn Street around 10 a.m. Tuesday during a severe storm. Fire Chief Al Walters said damage was slight and confined to the attic thanks to prompt fire detection by the residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
James Stevens
East Washburn St
al Walters
Board Delays Action On Seaboat Bids At Norwalk Meeting
Norwalk City Board of Education delayed action on four bids for blacktop sealing after building and grounds chief Robert Kramer reported them. The board seeks more information on two coat options and material characteristics, with a Monday decision on areas to seal.
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Norwalk
Edward S. Rubinow
Kramer
Ber
Rubinow
Kromer
Sturgis R. Corbin
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Norwalk Reflector
Reflector Mederale, Inc
E. M
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Oaroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Meek’s Pastry Shops
Schild
Milan Ave
Cline St
St. Linwood
Board
Frost
Aioe
USE Perfected
Pohls
Pohl
Porta
W. Main St
Norwalk, Ohio
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