Everglades Star Teaches Then Moves to Florida
New London High School farewell honors Earl Cranston who leaves June 14 to teach biology in Cocoa Beach Florida. He built NLHS biology from one course to a full department and started the Swamp Stompers club with George Linn Jr. Cranston plans a doctorate, summers off, and a long career in teaching.
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Earl Cranston
Cranston
Florida
New London
Swamp Stompers
George Linn Jr
Huron County Court filings and records overview
In May the Huron County Common Pleas Court filed sixty cases including thirty civil, nineteen divorce and seventeen criminal. Clerk Dana W. Call reported clerk’s fees of 3,776.95 with 597.60 for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and 43,874.02 for the Department of Taxation. Ten dollars came from the Division of Wildlife. Issued were 1,691 certificates of title, 365 memo certificates, 14 duplicate certificates and one duplicate memo. There were 587 liens noted and 739 liens canceled. Sixty-seven watercraft certificates were issued and seven watercraft liens noted.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Dana W. Call
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Department of Taxation
Division of Wildlife
Scientist Cranston to Lead New London School
Cranston, a Wakeman native with a background in psychology education biology and social sciences, will head Put-In Bay then New London schools. He praises teaching to stimulate thinking linking science and religion and plans to involve students with hands on learning near Cape Kennedy.
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Put-In- Bay
New London
Peggy Sue
Cocoa Beach
Cranstons
Cape Kennedy
Norwalk Independence Day Parade Sees 800 Entrants Cited
Parade chairman John Borgia notes more than 800 entrants including sheriff, police, fire departments, 4-H clubs, marching bands, and floats from Norwalk, Sandusky, Milan and surrounding areas. Deadline for entry is June 18 with registrations at Huron County Courthouse. Parade set for 10 am on Monday July 5.
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Norwalk
John ‘Borgia
Borgia
Sheriff’s Office
Huron County
Transfer Protests Rise Over Norwalk School Move
Transferees Elmer B. Bell and Mrs. Robert Crouch face undecided futures as the board of education hears protests from about 200 residents. Bell, a 40-year Bronson Norwalk veteran and current principal, and Crouch, with 18 years in the district, say they have not chosen new assignments and stress their ties to Bronson Norwalk.
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Robert Crouch
Norwalk
Bronson - Norwalk
Board of Education
Bell
Bronson-Norwalk Township
Norwalk - Bronson School
Dr. Carabin
Crouch
Bronson- Norwalk School
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