Norwalk Man Breaks Leg Tractor On Route 99 Crash
Ruth A. Sprankle, 41, of rural Willard, was charged for speeding after a collision on State Route 99 when her car overtook a tractor mower driven by Keith Sweeting, 35, of North Fairfield. Sweeting was uninjured. Sprankle reported injuries but received no treatment. A separate accident on Schaffer Road near Lovers Lane left David L. Rollins, 18, with a broken leg after his motorcycle struck a car. Albright, 18, and passenger Howard Smith, 17, were not treated. The CHP continues investigation.
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Ruth A. Sprankle
Willard
State Highway Patrol
Keith A. Sweeting
Fairfield
Sprankle
Sweeting
David L. Rollins
Wooster St
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Schaffer Road
Lovers Lane Road
Rollins
Jerry R. Albright
Monroeville
Howard Smith
Two Arrested In Drug Possession Case At Motel
Erie County deputies arrested Karen A. Asterino 19 of Columbus and John A. Thoreson 21 of Huron early Wednesday on marijuana and LSD charges after Holiday Inn staff reported counterfeit money passed at the motel. A large drug haul was found in a room. bond set at 20000 each. Thoreson waived rights for grand jury. Asterino held in Erie County Jail. Federal charges possible for counterfeit money.
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Holiday Inn
Karen A. Asterino
Columbus
John A. Thoreson
Huron
Thoreson
Grand
Miss Asterino
Erie County
Sheriff's Department
Permit Suspension for Norwalk Eagles Club Issued
The Ohio Board of Liquor Control suspended the Norwalk Eagles Club liquor permit for 35 days. The charges cited serving intoxicating beverages on a Sunday and possessing gambling apparatus tied to an incident on February 16. suspension starts July 3.
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Norwalk Eagles Club
Ohio Board Department of Liquor Control
Western Reserve Hires Teachers and Supports Staff
The board offered contracts to Robert Huston and Cheryl Huston with salaries of 6000 and 6150 respectively, plus several teachers at various pay levels including Joan Graham 7250 and Ella Mae Carty 6850. Positions remain open for multiple grades and roles. Maintenance contracts for buses were renewed. A resignation from Barbara Scott was accepted as she moves to another school. Roth Construction and Welsh Plumbing were paid for middle school work.
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Ella Mae Carty
Glenna Bache
Vivienne Crook
Vern Weisenberger
Wayne Gray
Earl Harold
Rosetta Hamer
Barbara Scott
Scott
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Roth Construction
Welsh Plumbing
Norwalk Plans Summer School For 242 Local Students
Norwalk Board of Education reports 242 elementary and junior high students enrolled in the summer program with 28 teachers. Courses focus on math and reading for younger pupils and language arts and math for seventh and eighth graders. The six week program runs starting Monday and costs about 4490 funded by the state.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Board of Education
William Conway
Bronson- Pleasant
Maplehurst-Bronson
Conway
Pleasant League
William Ruby
Maplehurst
Ruby
Board Accepts Six Resignations and Names Four New Teachers
The Norwalk City Board of Education accepted six resignations from faculty members and approved four new teachers for the 1969-1970 school year. Resigning are Harriet Dickerson, Mildred Leslie, Jack Reisman, William Bennett, Janet Benson, Larry Donahue, and secretary Theodore Cady. New hires are John Mench, Golda Stein, Nancy Wise, and Paul Schafer, with rehires and textbook adoptions noted. The Adult Basic Education program, funded by the state, reported growth from 7 to 31 in three weeks.
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Norwalk City
Gotaas
John Mench
Golda Stein
Nancy Wise
Paul Schafer
Harry Notzinger
Silver Burdett Co
Morristown
N.J
MacMillan
Vacation Bible School Opens At St Peters Norwalk
About 150 to 200 youngsters are expected to attend at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Norwalk with registration open via church office or Monday morning. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 a m five days a week for two weeks with 30 teachers using Augsburg Publishing House materials. No fee to register though a daily offering is collected.
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St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Norwalk
Elmer Smith
Augsburg Publishing House
Columbus
Smith
Leg Severed Death After Route 113 Crash
Erie County Coroner Dr. Joseph Butler says Gladys Mae Nelson died when her leg was severed after being struck by a car. The Lorain resident's body was found near the scene of a single vehicle crash on Route 113 Sunday in Sandusky.
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Sandusky
Gladys Mae Nelson
Erie County
Joseph Butler
Miss Nelson
Lorain
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Maplehurst School
Sherwin-Williams
Shepp
EAST
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Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Erie
U.S
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Ohnson Ewelers
Dad
Man
Johnson Jewelers
Ohnson Jewelers
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