New London Study Group Receives Three School Plans
New London citizens committee evaluating district building needs was given three alternatives by Harold Perry Jr. president of the school board. Options include a 500-student high school outside the village with remodel of the current building to an elementary, a 400-student partial high school, or a new elementary plus remodel of the high school. A $615,000 bond issue is planned for November. The group discussed eight elementary classrooms two kindergarten rooms space for rooms from the high school an all purpose room athletic and nurse spaces and remodeled restrooms desks and a study hall. The committee also considered a half junior high half senior high configuration and transporting students between buildings to save time. Perry urged a definite recommendation to aid the district’s education goals.
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New London
Harold Perry Jr
Perry
W. R. Burton
Burton
Norwalk Company A Reaches Midpoint at Camp Grayling
Norwalk's Company A of the Ohio National Guard hits the halfway point of a two week summer encampment at Camp Grayling Michigan. The unit set up perimeters and foxholes, conducted live fire ranges, and trained in attack and defense with night classes and multiple NCO led sessions. The Governor's Parade marks Saturday events before a final four days of training and movement back to bivouac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hohler
PIO and
Reflector
CAMP
John Majerczak
Albert J. Caprara
George R. Hansen
Donald W. Bischoff
Robert P. Kraft
Bradley C. Koch
George A. Patchen
Hansen
Robert L. Hite
William R. Reiter
Gary F. Schnell
Jerry W. Chandler
Frederick T. Roth
Bellevue and Wellington File For Bond Votes
The Huron County Board of Elections reports two bond issues filed. Bellevue seeks a 1.5 mill $600,000 sewage system project over 30 years. Wellington Exempted Village School District proposes a 3.0644 mill bond to acquire real estate and fund a new elementary school plus additions and remodeling.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Bellevue
Wellington
Clarksfield Township
Plowing Contest Air Tour Set for Huron County
The Huron County Air Tour and plowing matches plus field crop demonstrations take place Wednesday August 5 with rain date August 6. The air tour starts 10 a.m. at Willard airport and covers Willard Bellevue Norwalk Greenwich and Celeryville Willard, about a half hour. Plowing starts 10 a.m. on Neil Slessman farm near New Haven with Young Farmer Associations assisting. The area crops demonstrations begin 1 30 p.m. at Harold Slessman farm. Tickets available at the plowing site or Willard airport. lunch served at the site.
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Huron County
Willard Airport
Willard
Bellevue Reservoir
Norwalk
Greenwich
Celeryville- Willard
Art Heck
Karl Reinhardt
Soil Conservation Service
Neil Slessman
New Haven
May Road
Dale Crossen
South Central School
Young Farmer Associations
Erie
Lorain
Summit
Portage
Grange Graduates To Get Degrees
Janet Louise Cook and Susan Ruess, graduates of the New London Juvenile Grange, will receive the third and fourth degrees at the August 6 meeting. Degree practice is set for August 3 with Deputy Master M. O. Corbin inspecting the work. Several members plan to attend the state Grange youth camp at Kelleys Island in August and enter state contests later in the year.
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New London
Janet Louise Cook
Susan Ruess
New
National Farm Safety Week
ABC
Lester Thuchum
Lewis Heyman
Eleanor Landis
Edmund Franklin
Milan
Thomas A. Edison
Lester Thudium
Books on bells bowling baseball and air power at Norwalk library
Norwalk Public Library shelves new titles by Eric Hatch on bells from ancient bronze to modern carillon and changes ringing. Dick Weber provides bowling instruction with a fault-correcting clinic. Champions' Guide to Bowling, Robinsons Baseball Has Done It, and Confessions of an Advertising Man by Ogilvy are also featured with insights into discrimination, advertising tactics, and real life sports experiences. MacDonald World Air Power Guide traces military aircraft across 100+ nations with detailed specs and color drawings, while Leaders of Our Time surveys twelve current international figures.
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Enid Denham
Norwalk
Eric Hatch
America
United States
Dick Weber
Jackie Robinson
Charles Dexter
Vic Power
Frank Robinson
Bill Yancey
Bill Bruton
SIONS
Ogilvy, Benson, and Mather
Ogilvy
William Green
Dennis Punnett
Robert Webb
Thirteen Fined In Milan
Thirteen drivers were fined in Erie County Court this week. Nine were fined for speeding. Warren A Quinby of Corunna Indiana paid 25 dollars plus costs for failure to comply with a police order. Other fines ranged from 5 to 30 dollars for speeding and related traffic violations.
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Milan
Erie County
Warren A. Quinby
Corruna
Ind
Louis P. D’ Ambosio
Pittsburgh
Carl N. Taylor
Cleveland
Donald St. Marie
Marblehead
Herbert A. Schmidt
Sandusky
Rhex A. Edwards
Huron
Joseph A. Herling
Chicago
Harry L. Gilmore
South Holland
Ill
Richard G
Kruse
Lima
William M. Zerbe
Joseph H. Michel
Castalia
Otis Williams
Vermilion
David C. Sexton
Eugene Keller
Three Monroeville Brothers Hurt in Route 99 Crash
James Pollard 22 and his brothers Walter 19 and John 17 were injured when their car hit a bridge after colliding with Arthur Dillon 72 who pulled onto Route 99 from Pontiac Townline Road. Dillon cited for failure to yield. Frank A Dragolich 45 Euclid arrested for crossing the yellow line and signed a $10 waiver.
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Monroeville
James Pollard
Walter
John
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Pollard
Arthur Dillon
Norwalk RD
Dillon
Pontiac Townline
Frank, A. Dragolich
Euclid
West Main
West St
Dragolich
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THE
Ohio
Laura
Ohio Street
Debbie
Reynolds
Grayling
Norwalk Company
Carabin Agency
E. Main ST
Toledo
Ohio Highway Patrol
Arthur Fielding
Fielding
Irene Bain
Odell Cannon
Detroit
Mich
Barney Wellington
Ecorse
Felix Walls
Walls
UPI
John Wells
Harold Slessman
Grange
Library Notes
Mic
Childs
E. Main St. Norwalk
RED Cross
Star View Drive
West
Ringholz-Meyers Clothes
Ringholz-Meyers
E. Main
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