Cars Collide At Square In Morning Mishap
Monroeville resident Harold M. Pifer reported he was eastbound on West Main Street and stopped at the intersection. He said upon the light turning caution he began to turn and was struck on the right side by a car driven by Herman E. McCreary of rural Norwalk, who claimed he entered on caution after Pifer pulled into his path.
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Monroeville
Whittlesey Avenue
Harold M. Pifer
West Main Street
Herman E. McCreary
Norwalk
McCreary
Pifer
Bloodmobile to Visit Norwalk on Monday at Eagles Club
The American Red Cross bloodmobile will be in Norwalk Monday from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m at the Eagles Club on Monroe Street. Donors aged 18 to 66 may give blood with parental consent if 18 21 and physician approval for those 66 plus. Police reserve free parking on North Linwood Ave. for donors.
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American Red Cross
Norwalk
Eagles Club
Monroe Street
Red Cross
The
North Linwood Ave
Are City Civil Service Tests Getting Easier
Norwalk civil service exams show all ten April test takers passing across police fire and sewage jobs. Officials note it may reflect easier tests or smarter applicants, with comments from Ray Perry and others on test content and preparation. The piece discusses test fairness, local customization, and systemic issues like protection and salary affecting eligibility lists.
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Fred Stewart
Norwalk
Civil Service Commission
Herbert Freeman
Ray Perry
Commission
Freeman
Civil Service Board
Willard Acts On Street Job
Willard City Council advanced a street improvement resolution for Myrtle Avenue to a second reading but failed to secure a three fourths vote required for emergency adoption. The plan estimated city costs at 42000 with property assessments totaling 123000. The one percent city income tax remained tabled while council opened to public discussion on request. Reservoir project progress reported at 61.5 percent completion.
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Willard
Myrtle Avenue
Willard Council
Wade Eden
James Slowser
Norman Smith
Wilcox Taylor
Fort Meigs finds reveal 62-pound hollow cannon ball evidence
Fragments of a 62 pound hollow cannon ball unearthed at Fort Meigs Perrysburg by Capt. John F Biemeck counter British claims that such weapon size was not used. Museum collection at Firelands includes 12 pound balls grape shot musket balls and six pound balls open daily except Monday.
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Fort Meigs
Perrysburg
John F. Biemeck
Firelands Museum
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Saas
Faberge Men's Deodorant
Men's Deluxe
Opal Ann SI. Joseph
Isuper Discount
Ium
Columbia University
New York
UPI
Bloodmobile
Brownwood, Tex
Bluff Vue Drive-In
Floyd Allred
W. Main
Wise
Richard Striker
Striker
Gerald Ross
Ross
Norwalk Civil Service
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Orenic
Ashion
John Stewart
UPI News Service Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association
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Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
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Greenwich
New London
Huron
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U.S
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Home Savings and Loan Co
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