Tracht Moves Up In Legion
Tracht of Norwalk American Legion is advanced from adjutant to second vice commander of the fifth district at the Mansfield convention. John M. Newcomer of Fremont is elected district commander. Delegates include Nelson V. Lenz and others to the Washington D C national convention. Schmitz of Bellevue named Huron County Commander. County officers include Ralph L. Armstrong and Dwight R. Arndt. A rotating trophy and a permanent plaque are approved for county baseball honors.
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Junior W
Tracht
Norwalk
Huron County Council
American Legion
Driver Charged After DUI and Multi-Vehicle Events
Benjamin H. Graham of Fort Lauderdale was arrested for driving under the influence after his car hit a stop sign at East League and Wooster. Otto L. Hersha backed into Joseph Loeb at Linwood and Monroe, claiming he gave space for another turning car. Minor collision involved Mary Miller and Kay Lynn Overmyer at 180 Milan Ave in the afternoon.
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Benjamin H. Graham
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
East League
Wooster
Otto L. Hersha
Spring St
Joseph Loeb
Elyria
Linwood
Monroe
Hersha
Loeb
Mary E. Miller
Willard
Kay Lynn Overmyer
Monroeville
Milan Ave
Classified Ads Invite Quick Local Buyers
An upbeat local notice promotes using classified ads to boost business. It urges readers to try ads and provides a contact phone number 662-4241 for placement.
Greenwich District to Receive Federal Grant for Library
South Central Schools will obtain 17195 in Title II funds to create a library collection for the new land laboratory. The project involves reference books films filmstrips slides and textbooks for K through 12 and will be housed in the high school library this fall.
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Eral
Norman Somemers
Ohio
James Poth Earns PhD From Yale Commencement
James E. Poth of Norwalk receives the Doctor of Philosophy degree at Yale University’s 265th commencement. A Norwalk High School alumnus, he earned a Magna Cum Laude B S from Miami University, served as a Navy lieutenant, and earned an M S from Yale. He will join Miami University as assistant professor in the fall, moving from New Haven with his wife and son Michael.
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James E. Poth
West Chestnut Street
Yale University
Norwalk High School
Miami University
U.S. Navy
Yale
Dr. Poth
Oxford
Ohio
New Haven
Conn
Michael
R.E. Poth
Norwalk
Huron County Horse Show and Local News Roundup
The Huron County Ladies Sheriff Posse will sponsor a horse show at Huron County fair grounds with halter classes at 10 a.m. and performance classes at 1 p.m., judge Jack Dick of Cygnet. Earl H. McGinn of Norwalk was arrested for intoxication after sleeping in a church pew. he posted a $15 bond and will appear in Mayor's Court tonight. Willard council studies a new Columbia Gas contract showing about 4.2 percent rate increase. Milan Jaycees host a square dance at 8 p.m. Saturday in Milan Town Hall with Mel Horner's Band playing. dress is country or western for ages 21 to 36.
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Huron County Ladies Sheriff Posse
Huron County Fairgrounds
Jack Dick
Cygnet
Earl H. McGinn
E. Main St
Norwalk
Willard
Robert Hoskin
Columbia Gas Company
Ohio
Hoskin
Keith Armstrong
Mel Horner
Ward promoted to Army specialist four in Korea
Richard C. Ward son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd R Ward 8 Perrin Rd Nor walk was promoted to Army specialist four May 18 in Korea serving with the 4th U S Army Missile Command Specialist four is an enlisted rank equivalent to corporal
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Richard C. Ward
Lloyd R. Ward
Perrin Rd
Norwalk
Korea
4Th U.S. Army Missile Command
Willard Stores Receive Multiple Liquor Permits
Willard entities secure permits from the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. Larry R. Figley of Larrys Market gains a C-2 license for carryout high proof beer and wine. A C-1 bid for Liebers Complete Food Market seeks 3.2 beer carryout. A D-5 transfer for Sportsman's Bar would allow sale by the glass until 2:30 a.m. from Alibi Restaurant to Forrest W. McCoy.
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Larry R. Figley
Larry
Sylvia M. Etoll
Alibi Restaurant
Willard
Forrest W. McCoy
Sportsman’s Bar
Patrolman Checks Two Accidents in Quiet Day
Norwalk post of the Ohio Highway Patrol reports two minor crashes in 24 hours on area roads. Robert L. Whitt, 37, of Piketon, had a rear tractor-trailer tire catch fire while pulling off to change it on U.S. 224 west of Greenwich at 11:15 Wednesday. Marion E. Brandt, 70, of McCutcheonville, eastbound on U.S. 20 near Bellevue, collided with Raymond J. Hay, 58, of Bellevue, while turning left at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Norwalk
Ohio Highway Patrol
Robert L. Whitt
Piketon
Greenwich
McCutchenville
U.S. 20
Elephant Trade Closes Deal at Worcester Auto Lot
Auto dealer R Gordon Butler accepted an elephant as trade in a 1960s Chevrolet Impala after travel trainer Bob Gibson presented a 18 year old pachyderm worth 2500 to 3000 dollars. The animal was towed away with two others toward Wyoming while Butler rushed to fetch a moving van to keep cars safe at his Seekonk farm.
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Worcester
Mass
UPI
R. Gordon Butler
Bob Gibson
San Diego
Calif
Butler
Oming
Seekonk
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