Rhodes To Review Troops At Camp Grayling Michigan
Gov James A Rhodes will review about 9000 officers and men of the 37th Infantry Division Ohio National Guard at Camp Grayling Michigan marking the end of the first summer training week. Gen Windom to retire before next year. live fire exercises include all division weapons except the Hon est John Rocket.
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Camp Grayling
Mich
James A. Rhodes
37Th Infantry Division
Ohio National Guard
Buckeye Division
Ohio
Loren G. Windom
Michigan
Windom
Honest John
Grayling
Magazine Drive Set In New London
New London residents will be visited Wednesday as the annual magazine subscription drive by the New London Volunteer Fire Department begins. Dwight Shafer and assistants will call on all residents served, with ID cards signed by Fire Chief Al Walters. Proceeds fund equipment for the firemen and department.
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New London
Portage Man Arrested For Red Light Violation
Kenneth N. Dibert of Portage was arrested by city police at 10 10 p m Sunday and charged with running a red light at Marin and Linwood. Dibert signed a $10 waiver.
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Kenneth N. Dibert
Portage
Marin
Linwood
Dibert
Huron County Farmers Balloting for ASC Committees
Farmers in 19 townships mail ballots to elect three members and two alternates to ASC community committees. Ballots due by Aug 5, with a county convention to elect the ASC County Committee. Candidates listed for Bronson include Edward A. Hammersmith and others.
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Huron County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Community
ASC
Bronson
Edward A. Hammersmith
Loren Hester
Harry F. Hintz
Richard V. Hipp
Donald A. Knight
Thomas K. Kramer
Lewis F. Ott
Robert E. Reilly
Victor V
List of local officials by town names and members
The document lists named officials for multiple towns including Wolfe Fairfield Fitchville Greenfield Greenwich Hartland Lyme New Haven New London Norwalk Norwich Peru Richmond Ridgefield Ripley Sherman Townsend and Wakeman with multiple individuals per town. Each entry names council or town officials such as mayors trustees or clerks and includes up to ten or more individuals per locality.
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Clarksfield
Donald F. Divins
Russell L. Harris
Nelson Opperman
Fred F. Ortner
Perry Stocking
Paul Wacker
George Wargo
Fairfield
Chester H. Edwards
Ray Hinckley
Elmon R. Hoyt
Paul W. Songstock
John R. Sweeting
Paul W. Vogel
Ralph H. Walcher
Fitchville
Archie Case
James Cawrse
Thomas Cawrse
Jerry W. Chandler
Ralph H. Chandler
Royce A. Ganz
James R. Garrett
Carl W. Strong
Greenfield
Allen E. Albright
Wilbur E. Beck
Lewis D. Conger
Clarence R. Herner
Charles R. Wilcox
Theron V. Smith
Allen R. Wiles
Greenwich
Arthur Abram
Viertelle Haley
Chester Hillbrunner
Gerald Hunter
Roger L. June
Charles B. Keysor
Linset C. Lee
LeRoy Ringle
Paul White
Kenton Sherman
Robert W. Smith
New Haven
Oliver J. Phillips
Joseph M. Phillips
John Ringlein
Peru
Donald F. Brown
Bernard H. Gravenhorst
Harold N. Martin
Norbert Perry
Oliver H. Perry
Charles H. Ruffing
Dale C. Scheid
Elmer R. Schwan
Richmond
Lowell
New Ohio Reporting Law Spurs County Tax Appraisal Warnings
Huron County Auditor Bernard Kean urges uniform building permit reporting across 497 square miles to avoid penalties and hidden tax shifts. Since 1948 the auditor’s office has pursued unreported improvements, stressing that every new home garage and business affects taxable value and millage. He notes the 1963 re appraisal and calls for coordinated local reporting to simplify taxation.
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Ohio
Bernard Kean
Huron County
Kean
Two Vehicle Crashes Lead to Four Citations in County
State Highway Patrol investigated two accidents Monday resulting in three drivers cited and four vehicles damaged. In the Peru Center Road crash Edward Tussey 17 of Willard slowed for a vehicle and was rear ended by Ronald Atkins 21 also of Willard Atkins cited for failure to stop. A second collision on Townline Road involved Paul Jewell 40 of Willard and Daniel Workman 20 of Shelby with Workman cited for passing at an intersection and Jewell for failing to signal a turn. Two city incidents led to arrests Charles Swope 78 of Marshall for improper backing after backing into Pearl Adelman 54 of Washington, and Allen Cherry 21 of Monroeville cited for passing on the right after colliding with Roy Pendleton 39 of State Street at a filling station.
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State Highway Patrol
Edward D. Tussey
Willard
Peru Center Road
Tussey
Ronald J. Atkins
Atkins
Townline Road
Paul P. Jewell
Daniel P. Workman
Shelby
Workman
Jewell
Charles E. Swope
Marshall
League St
Swope
Pearl E. Adelman
W. Washington
Allen B. Cherry
Monroeville
Roy. E. Pendleton
State St
W. Main
Cherry
Local Man Forfeits Bond After Lane Change Harassment
Lewis F. Sebolt 31 of Berlin Heights forfeited a $15 bond after police arrested him for changing lanes in traffic at the intersection of East Main and Prospect on Sunday evening.
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Lewis F. Sebolt
Berlin Heights
E. Main
Prospect
Park Lights Reconnected by Village Crews
Monroeville street commissioner Jerrold Henery asked the Board of Public Affairs for labor to correct wiring and reconnect three lights in the village park. Street department employees will perform the work.
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Monroeville
Jerrold Henery
Monroeville Board of Public Affairs
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