Berlin Heights Native New Monroeville Coach
Berlin Heights native Don T. Leonard was offered the head football and track coach positions at Monroeville High School. The Board of Education also offered contracts to three other teachers including Dennis L. Sheppard and two in the math and industrial arts fields.
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Monroeville
Berlin Heights
Don T. Leonard
Monroeville High School
Board of Education
Leonard
Defiance College
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
Arcanum
Washington-Harris
Indiana
Dennis L. Sheppard
Sheppard
Huron High School
Bowling Green State University
Fred Barlow
Norwalk
Fred Desch
Toledo
Barlow
College of Wooster
Desch
University of Toledo
Ohio Northern University
Albert Holb
Norwalk Officials Discuss Linwood Bridge Details
Norwalk officials met with state highway representatives to review Linwood Avenue Bridge plans. The discussion focused on technical aspects such as pilings, approaches, and bridge type with final recommendations to be sent to the city. The concrete steel bridge will add sidewalks and lighting and support fire trucks without hindering railroad traffic.
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Norwalk
Linwood Bridge
Herbert Krogh
George Cunitz
State Highway Department
Linwood Avenue
Krogh
Columbus
Ashland
Huron County
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Zoning appeal by Opper against Norwalk dismissed
Richard Opper challenged Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission denial to keep three housing units on one lot in an R 3 area. The suit was filed last year after construction of a duplex at 24 Newton St and was formally dismissed May 19 per Opper's attorney request.
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Huron
Richard Opper
Norwalk
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Opper
Planning and Zoning Commission
Newton St
Clerk of Courts Office
New London 4 Year Old Hit By Car
Four year old Rodney Howard of Greenwich was struck by a car at Recreation Park in New London. He ran between parked cars into the path of Jeanene Collins 19 of Wellington and was admitted to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital with scalp lacerations and arm and shoulder bruises. Investigating police chief Norman Snyder said the incident is under investigation. A second item notes Rep. John Rarick has introduced braille denomination labeling for paper money.
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New London
Rodney Howard
Robert Howard
Greenwich
Recreation Park
Norman Snyder
Jeanene Collins
Wellington
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Car Hits Wagon Injuring Two Near Clarksfield on Ohio 18
A car driven by John J. Frisch collided with a farm wagon and a feeder wagon on Ohio 18 west of Clarksfield, sending all three vehicles about 200 feet. Frisch, treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, faces a charge of failure to stop in an assured clear distance. Wayne B. Dalton sustained injuries. David W. Smith escaped uninjured when his car struck a guardrail on Ohio 99. The incident also included commentary on a separate school district funding decision involving Western Reserve and Norwalk boards of education and the Norwalk Furniture site tax value.
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John J. Frisch
Flatrock
Ohio
Clarksfield
State Highway Patrol
Frisch
Wayne B. Dalton
Wakeman
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Dalton
David W. Smith
Willard
Ohio 99
Lost Pet Ad Urges Immediate Contact With Finer
Don’t rely on hope. place a Lost ad in Classified to recover your pet. Call 662-4241 now to enlist help from the Finer service and speed reunification.
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Classified
Principal Accused Of Double Standard At EHOVE
Monroeville board recessed after hearing Cecil Atherton attack high school principal Marion Waits for alleged double standard toward EHOVE Vocational School students. He alleged officials harassed EHOVE students and criticized bus discipline. Waits defended his rules and said criticism was unwarranted. board took no action. The session also included annual school reports.
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Monroeville
Monroeville Board of Education
Cecil Atherton
Marion Waits
EHOVE
Atherton
Waits
Plane Flips After Nose Gear Breaks South of Sandusky
A 1958 Cessna Skylark flipped onto its back in a plowed field six to seven miles from Sandusky Airport. Pilot Eugene Huber 38 and his Utah family of six escaped unhurt though the nose gear broke off and both wings were damaged amid haze and fuel shortage. The party included wife Joan 32 and children Mark 9 Paul 7 Julia 2 and Peter 15 months.
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Sandusky
Huron
Utah
Minneapolis
Minn
Akron
State Highway Patrol
Eugene J. Huber
Sandy
Huber
Joan
Mark
Paul
Julia
Peter
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New Monroeville
Linwood Avenue Bridge
Washington
John Rarick
D-La
RWALK
State
Western Reserve
Holman
William Holman
State Board
William B. Holman
Dr. Holman
Essex
Shos Ededera
Basile Dreamers Are
Sheer Heaven
C and Permanent Press
Batiste
Dacron
Don Barr
Mansfield
Ehove United
Eberts
Norwalk Singer Sewing Center
A.B. Dick Co
Monroe Co
Cleveland
Hobart
IBM
Benedoit Ave
Michigan
the Kroger Co
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