Monroeville Board Votes 2 6 Mill Renewal Levy
Monroeville Board of Education approved a renewal levy of 2.3 mills for five years due to increased district valuation from a recent re appraisal. The district seeks to modify plumbing at the elementary school and add eleven rooms with $14 000 earmarked for equipment. The board also plans to hire four teachers for next fall and replace water fountains with water coolers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
J. Creighton Ghrist
Ghrist
Norwalk Knights honor long-time members at ceremony
Four members of Norwalk Council 626 Knights of Columbus received 50 year membership awards at a K of C hall ceremony. Seven members earned 25 year pins including Kenneth Link Charles Reichert George Schlotterer Clarence Frederick Eugene Frederick Donald Fries and Howard Ort. Don Wheeler was honored for service as past grand knight. Continuous membership dates back to May 8 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Council
Knights of Columbus
Don Wheeler
C. Hall
Guy V. Grannell
A. S. Kramer
Charles Kramer
Edward F. Fisher
Kenneth Link
Charles A. Reichert
George Schlotterer
Clarence Frederick
Eugene Frederick
Donald E. Fries
Howard Ort
Local Names List and Canceled Huron meeting
The document lists multiple residents discharged from North Fairfield New London and Norwalk area facilities including Taft Berlin Heights and others. It also notes new admissions at New London Hospital and a series of discharges. A Huron County Democratic Central and Executive Committee meeting at Eagles Hall was cancelled.
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Taft
Berlin Heights
Janine Skinn
Benedict
Charles Kishman
Vermilion
Lillian Rogers
Newton
Deborah Jacobs
Tina Jacobs
Huron
Sandra Thompson
W. Washington
Clara Finch
Gaumont Nursing Home
Jill Leimeister
Collins
Josephine Andrenano
Hester
Christopher Martinez
Maude Vroman
North Fairfield
Nancy Taft
Joanne Wolfe
New London
James Vanick
New Jersey
Dwight Tkach
Wakeman
Harry Marrett
Gladys Templer
Marguerite Thompson
Henry Weis
Enberger
Huron County Democratic Central and Executive Committee
Eagles Hall
Local students shine at fairs and meetings in town
Ninth grader Vicki Bilton of New London High School earned a superior at the State Science Fair for her project The Sea and will display it at the Ohio State Fair. In North Fairfield a special session considers septic tank rules and a lighting contract for village updates. Monroeville shifts driver license exams to weekdays only, with 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. hours to better use staff. In New London the Wesley and Friendship Circles plan a joint picnic at Alice Ward’s home on June 18 at 11 a.m.
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New London
Vicki Bilton
New London High School
Bilton
Huron County
North Fairfield
Monroeville
Warren C. Nelson
Department of Highway Safety
Nelson
Wesley Circle
First Methodist Church
Friendship Circle
Alice Ward
Dora Arnett
Marie Snyder
Nona Funk
Bernice Russell
July Fourth Parade Entries Set With Prize Categories
Chairman John Borgia announced competition categories for the July Fourth Parade and listed units entered. Prizes will be awarded for floats marching units antique cars fire departments commercial and horses with a grand prize for the best unit overall. Baton twirling prizes will be awarded after the parade at the fairgrounds grandstand. Notable entrants include Miss Huron County Miss Congeniality runners up police Donna's Castalia Caperettes Spirit of 74 Marchers Welcome Wagon Emeraldaires Don-Ettes Lorain Lake Erie Drum Corps Majorettes Sandusky Cavaliers VFW Kadets Charloteen Majorettes Firelands Cadets Norwalk Comancheros 4-H Saddle Club Citizens National Bank float Huron County Sheriff's Ladies Posse Perkins Township Fire Department Norwalk Republican Club float Huron County Banking Co. float and Raiders 4-H saddle club.
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John Borgia
Fairgrounds
Huron County
Police
Donna’s Castalia
Spirit of 74
Welcome Wagon
Emeraldaires
Don-Ettes
Lorain
VFW Kadets
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Cavaliers
Vickery
Eaglettes
Charloteen
Elyria
Firelands Cadets
Norwalk
Comancheros
Citizens National Bank
Huron County Sheriff’s Ladies Posse
King and Queen of the
Pet
Pup
Perkins Township Fire Department
Republican Club
Huron County Banking Co
The
Raiders
Judge Young to Speak at Wisconsin Juvenile Conference
Norwalk jurist Donald J. Young Jr will address a Wisconsin juvenile conference in Eagle River. He will cover juvenile courts and community services for children as about 500 welfare workers and county supervisors attend. The event includes a father son breakfast at First United Presbyterian Church on Route 250 with rain tents planned. Reservations are due in the church office by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Young, Jr
Norwalk
First United Presbyterian Church
Route 250 South
Wisconsin Public Welfare Association
Eagle Waters Resort
Eagle River
Wis
Wisconsin
Judge Young
Group Ponders Bond Failure In New London District
A New London citizens committee of delegates from each area met Monday evening to discuss why the $570,000 bond issue for a new elementary school failed in the May primary. The advisory group was formed to study the outcome and consider actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
W. R. Burton
Richard Eastman
Dean Bailey
William Heckbert
Don Snyder
New London Township
Willard von Kamp
James Garrett
Fitchville
Philip Bursley
Hale McClaflin
Clarksfield
George Ray
Paul Harwood
Rochester
Orland Ruby
James Southard
Puppy Match at Huron County Kennel Club Sunday
Quickies notes a Puppy Match at Huron County Kennel Club scheduled for Sunday June 14 at the Fair Grounds with no admission listed. Also mentions local happenings and small notices across Huron County.
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Huron County Kennel Club
Fair Grounds
Livestock Market Slips and Steady Cattle Prices Reported
Cleveland markets show hogs up to 25 cents higher with varied weights from 160 to 260 pounds listed at 14 to 17.25 dollars. Cattle hold steady with prime steers at 21 to 21.50 and other grades ranging to 12 to 21 dollars depending on quality. Calves remain steady with prime natives at 28 to 32 dollars and commercial stock at 20 to 25 dollars.
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Cleveland
UPI
U.S
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Morley Price
Louis Frey
Raymond C. Gross
Rosedale Blvd
William Conway
Fisher Titus Hospital
Lena Mundy
Nancy
Deborah Kerr
Hayley Mills
John. Mills
Ross Hunter
Chats
Ps. Pareanail Bervint
North Fairfield Meeting
Red Cross
Gordon Millett
Helen F. Wolek
American Red Cross
Rotary Club
Young
Herald Foster & Monroe Sts
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Herman A. Patterson
S. Linwood Ave
Isaly’s
Sat. Wed
Toledo
Clarence J. Hehl
Willard
State Highway Patrol
John Workman
New Haven
Larry Livengood
East Norwalk
Willie Joe Boyd
Youngstown
Swabley
Rt. 61
East
Reece Donald Smith
N. Pleasant
Hamilfar
Northside First House
Seminar Rd
Stein’s Nursery
Harold Lee Martin
Waynesburg
Spalding
Weatherby
P. H. Fulston Co
Linwood Ave
Star Yewe
Los Mo
McLintock
Paula ‘Hudson
Prentiss
Howard Hawks
Easee Wvelutas Sport
Technicolor
Federal Depot Insurance Corporation
Erie Bank
Vermilion Downtown
South Shore Shopping Center
Avroreiier
Milan
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