Teacher Shortage Sparks Discussion On Cadet Program Cuts
Brown outlined how ending the cadet teaching program could lower teacher numbers. He cited 16 000 temporary teachers, with 56 hours required for a temporary elementary certificate, and urged the governor and legislature to act. The report also listed 17 open teaching positions in Monroeville New London and Western Reserve.
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Brown
Monroeville
New London
South Central
Western Reserve
Ice Cream Social At Wakeman
Wakeman Ohio youths of Clarksfield and Wakeman Granges sponsor an ice cream social and square dance at the Wakeman Grange Hall Saturday night starting at 7 p.m. Music by the Do Fiddlers of Greenwich. Proceeds aid Marie Johns to cover expenses during a six week Austrian visit. Marie is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Johns of Chenango Road Wakeman.
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Wakeman
Clarksfield
Wakeman Granges
Wakeman Grange Hall
Greenwich
Marie Johns
Austria
Marie
Gerald Johns
Chenango Road
Wroeville Loses New School Chief
Monroeville lacks a superintendent after Jack Burgess of Adamsville returned his unsigned contract. Burgess left for a higher salary elsewhere, leaving the EHOVE district’s J Creighton Ghrist’s earlier resignation. Brown says the board will recontact other applicants and resume hiring procedures.
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Monroeville
Jack Burgess
Adamsville
Ralph Brown
Huron County
Burgess
J. Creighton Ghrist
Ghrist
Ehove Vocational
Brown
Accidents In Twenty Minutes At Noon
In a 20 minute span Thursday three area crashes occurred at 12 35 pm two near Perkins Avenue and U S 20. Larry Graves 48 of Collins received a citation for failure to yield after colliding with an eastbound car driven by Lawrence Coats 22 of Sandusky. Coats vehicle sustained moderate damage and Graves only minor damage with no injuries. A second crash on U S 20 involved George Gloeden 30 of Cleveland who failed to stop in time and hit William Roose 54 of Wakeman. both cars incurred moderate damage and no injuries. Gloeden was cited for failure to stop within the assured clear distance. The third incident on Bauer Road near Bellevue involved 16 year old Robert Paul eastbound skidding on loose gravel and striking a mailbox after a car backed into a driveway. minor damage occurred and no injuries or citations were issued.
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Bay View Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Collins
Larry Graves
Perkins Avenue
Sandusky
Lawrence Coats
Grave
Hicle
Butler Road
Gedoen
William A. Roose
Wakeman
Bellevue
Robert Paul
Bauer Road
Paul
Default Judgments Listed in County Court Dockets
A stream of default judgments and confessed or restitution orders appears across cases in Norwalk Mansfield Willard and surrounding towns. Names include Holman Jewelers Collins Camardese Norwalk Eastman Butler Blackett and Hoffman with parties such as Montgomery Ward Co Calloway Jones Jr and Kings Hardware among others. Breakdowns show money only default judgments restitution orders and confessed judgments in multiple civil actions.
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Holman Jewelers
Norwalk
Edward Oates
Collins
Montgomery Ward & Company
Mansfield
Otis Pandleman
New London
M. Camardese
Norman Caris
N.M. Camardese
M.D
Isaih Hill
Carl Brandts
Robert Butler
Kenneth Jameson
Willard Dairy Corp
Willard
Walter Eastman
John Blackert
Holman Jewelers, Inc
John Blackett
Perfected Finance Co
Hans Hoffman
Calloway Jones Jr
Milan
Millie Fey
Erected Finance Co
Howard Helme
Sammie Cole
Schild's IGA Foodliner Wins National Award
Schild's IGA Foodliner in Norwalk earned an Award of Excellence for its frozen food department at the Chicago convention of the Independent Grocers Alliance. The event was attended by about 5,000 people at the Conrad Hilton Hotel with Sen. Frank Lausche of Ohio among the speakers.
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Schild
IGA
Norwalk
Chicago
Independent Grocers Alliance
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Schild’s
Female mail carrier defies norms in Columbus life
Sue Ellen Manson an 18 year old from Delaware works as a mail carrier in Columbus toting a mailbag over 7 to 10 miles daily five days a week. She carried about 350 pounds of mail daily in small loads and plans to attend Ohio State University in October.
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Columbus
UPI
Sue Ellen Manson
Delaware
Sue
Ohio State University
Willard Youth Named To Merchant Marine Academy
Charles L. Fields of Willard has been named a principal appointee to the U S Merchant Marine Academy for 1966, the fourth resident of Ohio 13th District to receive a principal appointment. He is a 1964 Willard High School graduate who belonged to the National Honor Society and student council and was active in church and scouts.
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Charles A. Mosher
Charles L. Fields
John A. Fields
Hayes Avenue
Willard
Ohio
Sional
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Willard High School
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Main
Pied Piper
Main Streets
Schine Theatre
Lce
Drive-In Cleaners
Wroeville
Pohls
Willard Boy
Fields
Charles Fields
East Main
Norwalk, O
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