Archive Holds Century Class Record Book From Webster High
Miss Helen Payne returned to Webster Springs High School to present the 1971 class president with a Class Record Book covering activities since 1941. A letter she wrote in 1941 is sealed in a vault for read aloud in 1971. The unique book is kept in Charleston archives and on microfilm at West Virginia University.
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Monroeville
Helen Payne
Webster Spring
W. Va
Payne
Charleston
University of West Virginia At
Morgantown
Miss Payne
Dr Linn joins State 648 Board as director
Dr. George F. Linn, longtime member and former chairman of the local 648 board of mental health and mental retardation, is appointed to the statewide 648 Board Association for a one year term. He becomes one of nine members who set policy and direct programs for mental health boards in Ohio, with Klenk noting Huron County representation. Local boards retain priority setting for planning services and funding.
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George F. Linn
648 Board Association
Linn
648
Robert Klenk
Klenk
Huron County
Scouts To Fete Leaders At Camp Timberlane Event
Birmingham Girl Scout adult appreciation dinners attract more than four hundred guests including troop leaders volunteers and their families for an afternoon and evening at Camp Timberlane. Activities start at 3 p.m. with fishing boating swimming and hiking followed by a buffet dinner at Stocker Lodge and a closing camp fire program honoring volunteers. Local girls serve as lifeguards: Patti Arlin Marie Fisher Heidi Bohn Julie Ramsey Carol Sheehan Brenda Waters and Leslie Woodward.
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Birmingham
Camp Timberlane
Stocker Lodge
Patti Arlin
Marie Fisher
Heidi Bohn
Julie Ramsey
Carol Sheehan
Brenda Waters
Leslie Woodward
Woods Named Executive Assistant in Ohio Parks Division
Joseph F. Woods of Cleveland, 47, was appointed executive assistant to the chief of the Division of Parks and Recreation in the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Woods, a recreation superintendent in Cleveland, will handle personnel work and contribute to the division's recreational program.
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Columbus
UPI
Joseph F. Woods
Cleveland
Division of Parks and Recreation
State Department of Natural Resources
Woods
Cleveland Division of Recreation
Norwalk Charter Commission Urged to Avoid Turmoil
The Norwalk Charter Commission heard calls to present a united front while seeking public input on a new charter. Residents urged a change from the part time mayor system toward either a full time mayor or a city manager, with emphasis on attracting qualified leaders through higher salaries.
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Norwalk
Maplehurst
First Ward
Agnes Higgins
Clifton Cross
Cross
Still
Commission
Melvin Robinson
America
Year’s Final Honor Roll Honors At St Paul High School
St Paul High School released the honor roll for the second semester listing first, second and third honors. Names include Martha Hay Christopher Mushett Ray Fritz Mary Schlacter Paula Zannieri Kimberly Zimmerman and others across seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. The Norwalk Universal C I T Credit Corp office at 17 W Main St will rename to C I T Financial Services and manager Ralph Kettel explains the branding shift.
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St. Paul High School
Martha Hay
Christopher Mushett
Ray Fritz
Mary Schlacter
Paula
Norwalk
Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp
W. Main St
C.I.T. Financial Services
Ralph Kettel
Health Commissioner’s insurance coverage vanishes from standard markets
In March Shelby Mutual Insurance Co. declined to rewrite health commissioner Dr Linn’s policy as risk deemed too high. Lloyds of London will insure at 10 437 annually for 300 000 basic coverage, with umbrella up to 1 million. Coverage differs from doctors’ professional liability. industry rates have risen. Dr Linn has served since 1967 with no claims. similar coverage expands in other states. Dr Curtis returns as health commissioner after salary rise triggers premium jump from 400 to 13 650.
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Shelby Mutual Insurance Co
Bache
Dr. Curtis
Lloyds of London
Linn
Ohio
California
Cuyahoga County
Curtis
New London Man Pleads Guilty To Assault Charge
Robert L. Adams, 35 of New London, pleaded guilty to a reduced assault charge after a grand jury indictment for assault with a deadly weapon. He received a six month workhouse term and a $200 fine plus costs, both suspended. He also faced three days in jail for drunken driving in Mayor's Court.
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New London
Robert L. Adams
Adams
New London Mayor's Court
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Willard Bishman
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Squires, Sanders, and Dempsey
Bernadette Barman
Gregory Fries
Barbara Hansberger
Jeanette Linder
Dennis Meyer
Carol Orth
Alfred Percival
Karen Riedy
Daniel Schaffer
Mary Spettel
Linda Trotter
Kathleen van Dresser
Cynthia Boose
Marilyn Budziszewski
Judy Didion
Chuck Egle
Debbie Fliger
Marcia Heyman
Henry Holz
Paula Kline
Michele Mushett
Kathleen Richards
Keith Traves
Tom Bellamy
Norb Gross
Jeanne Hohler
Susan Mack
Michael Pusateri
Tom Rekart
Gail Schnellinger
Kathleen
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