Meet Three New NHS Teachers In Norwalk Assignments
John S Bergan becomes junior high guidance counselor after teaching social studies and directing guidance at Tidioute Area Joint HS. Dennis A Corrigan takes Norwalk HS PE teaching and wrestling coach role with plans to boost fitness and wrestling. Susan E Morris named one of two Norwalk elementary art teachers, a OSU graduate to guide art understanding and creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Bergan
Bergan
California State College
West Virginia University
Tidioute Area Joint High School
Warren County
Gannon College
United Nations
Dennis A. Corrigan
North Ridgeville
Norwalk High Schoo
Feam
Corrigan
Western Reserve University
Benedictine High School
Cleveland
Susan E. Morris
Norwalk
Western Reserve Board Meets in Recess on Staffing and Levy
Western Reserve Board of Education held a recessed meeting to discuss staffing changes at Wakeman Towne send and Hartland Elementary schools with head teachers named. They may propose an operating levy this fall while reviewing district costs which rose from 368 190 in 1960 to 468 907 in 1964. A water piping project from Hartland Township to the Hartland School is being costed.
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Western Reserve Board of Education
Helen Brucker
Wakeman
Alva Lewis
Robert Price
Townesend
Hartland
Harmon Dunlap
Western Reserve
Western Reserve School Board
Hartland Township
Hartland School
Beckstrem Paving Company of
Florence
Financial Site Nation
Harteland
Sleeper Escapes Severe Injuries in Crossing Crash
Two men escaped major harm when a westbound semitrailer collided with a northeastbound train at the New York Central crossing on Main Street Greenwich at 7:40 am. Driver William Kehoe 22 of Hapeville Georgia and relief driver Ray Northrup of Atlanta were involved. Northrup slept in the sleeper cab which was demolished. Kehoe pulled onto the crossing and tried reversing as blinkers activated. the trailer and much of the cab were wrecked. Kehoe was treated at Willard Memorial Hospital for minor cuts. no other injuries were reported. The train sustained a damaged right front corner and a hole in its fuel tank and was detained for a short time.
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New York Central
Main St
Greenwich
William Joseph Kehoe
Hapeville
Ray Northrup
Atlanta
Northrup
Kehoe
H.B. Young
Columbia Station
Willard Memorial Hospital
Wilcox Garage
Norwalk Resident Elected President of Lake Erie Central Chapter
Roland Reed of 123 Woodlawn has been chosen president of the Lake Erie Central Chapter of the National Association of Accountants. Reed, office manager at Norwalk Upholstering Co, has three years in the association and was Vice President in 1964. Joseph Bright of 33 Rosedale is elected secretary and works as an accountant for Bay Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Reed
Woodlawn
Lake Erie Central
Natonal Association of Accountants
Reed
Norwalk Upholstering Co
National Association of Accountants
Joseph Bright
Rosedale
Bright
The
Bay Construction
Roundup Notes From National Girl Scout Senior Camp
Liz Johnson reports on nine area Girl Scouts traveling from Erie Shores to the national Senior Roundup in Farragut Idaho. The train journey included a train ride through Chicago to Union Station and buses to the camp with dining in a renovated cattle car and porters humor about awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liz Johnson
Alan D. Johnson
Norwalk
Farragut
Idaho
Miss Johnson
Elyria
Erie Shores Girl Scout Council
Bayview
New York Central Railroad
Chicago
LaSalle Street
Union Station
Frank Lloyd
Northern Pacific Railroad
Stoot
Band Cancelled at Wakeman Homecoming
The 122nd Army Band appearance at the Wakeman Homecoming celebration Saturday afternoon has been canceled due to 40 percent of band personnel being on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
122Nd Army Band
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Bergan
Bridgeville
Dennis
Kennedy
Barbara
Kelly
Timmy
Peggy
Pleasant
Susan Morris
Miss Morris
Ohio State University
Port Clinton
Columbus
Foster St
W. Main
WOO
Aincomminor
Noni
General Electric
Defrett
Sleeper
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