Presbytery Shared Office Space Move Planned in Norwalk
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce United Fund and Huron County Red Cross will relocate to the First United Presbyterian Church building at Seminary Street and Benedict Avenue in early September. Chamber President James Westerhold announced the plan, noting a ground floor site will improve public access. Don Wurzel will oversee the moving arrangements.
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Norwalk
Seminary Street
Benedict Avenue
First United Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
James Westerhold
Chamber
United Fund
Huron County Bank
Red Cross
Benedict Ave
Don Wurzel
Kiwanis Hear Poverty Program Aims at Community Hope
Rev Calvin Stalnaker of Sandusky told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that the War on Poverty shares church and Kiwanis goals. The anti poverty effort seeks to lift people with time and education not just money, stressing self help and local programs like head start and migrant workers classes.
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Kiwanis
Calvin Stalnaker
Sandusky
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Huron-Erie
America
Stalnaker
Mike Sumser
Eric-Huron Committee
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Monroeville names Burgess as new superintendent
Jack C. Burgess, 39, appointed to a two year contract as superintendent of the Monroeville Local School District effective Aug. 1 with a $10,090 salary. He succeeds J. Creighton Ghrist who resigns July 15 to head the EHOVE district. Burgess comes from Adamsville where he served as superintendent for five years. He holds a Marshall University master’s degree and has 14 years teaching experience in Warsaw. The board also plans to hire a high school principal and an English and mathematics teacher.
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Monroeville
Jack C. Burgess
Adamsville
Muskingum County
J. Creighton Ghrist
Ehove
Burgess
Board of Education
Ralph Brown
Marshall University
Warsaw
Juanita Lieby
Health Dept tests pond at Riley Excavating site for contamination
Ohio Department of Health collected air and liquid samples at a pond on Leon Riley Excavating Co. Route 250 South after local complaints of odor and oil effects. Three truckloads of methyl alcohol from a Dupont plant were dumped into the pond, per sheriff’s investigation. samples will be analyzed in Columbus.
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Leon Riley
Riley
Sheriff’s Department
Dupont
Huron
South Norwalk Road
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Brakes Fail Cause City Car Crash In Norwalk
An 18 year old Norwalk youth James Larry Smith said brake failure caused his eastbound car to hit a retaining wall and curb at 8 this morning near Bank Street and Woodlawn Avenue. The vehicle was towed with no citation issued. A separate report notes Linda Shibley paid a ten dollar waiver for an improper turn after a two car collision at League and Hester Streets. Marilyn Mayle and Alfred Soissons are linked to property damage and a separate motorcycle damage report involving Della Bragg on Main Street.
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Norwalk
James Larry Smith
Bank St
Woodlawn Avenue
Smith
Linda Ann Shibley
Reed St
League
Hester
Marilyn J. Mayle
E. Main St
Carl E. Camp
Pitt St
Theft Reported as Bags Taken From Car in Milan
Mrs. Richard Speer reports two money bags were stolen from her parked car on Prospect Street Wednesday. No money was in the bags.
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Richard Speer
Milan
Prospect Street
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Norwalk CC
City Kiwanis
Marlite
Whittlesey
Huron County Schools
State Health Dept
Alfred E. Soissons
Linwood Ave
Soissons
David G. Ringholz
Dudley
Della G. Bragg
Castalia
Main Street
Justine
Fisher Music
Zenith
W. Main ST
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Fisher Wayside
Fisher
RT. 20
WEST
Norwalk, Ohio
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