Exams Set For City Jobs Fire Police Promotions
Three Norwalk police men and two firemen will receive promotions after civil service exams on June 28. Exams also establish eligibility lists for four city departments. Patrolmen seeking sergeants must meet age and height requirements. other posts require high school education. Applications due June 26 with testing at 7 p.m. in city council chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
James Borgia
Don Ratliff
Richard
Civil Service
Kathryn D. Penick
Secretary of the Civil Service
Recruits Begin Marine boot camp at Parris Island
Marine Private David E. Maye, grandson of Greenwich resident Nettie Whitemore, starts eight week recruit training at Parris Island after receiving uniforms and his first haircut. Cadet John A. Jacobs, son of Wakeman residents, to attend six week ROTC camp at Indian Town Gap beginning June 17 with Ohio State unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parris Island
S.C
David E. Maye
Nettie Whitemore
N. Main St
Greenwich
Marine Corps
D.i.’S
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
John A. Jacobs
Brooks A. Jacobs
Abbott St
Wakeman
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Ohio State University
Columbus
Western Reserve High School
Area Calendars Highlight Community Meetings and Events
A weekly list of local activities from Monday to Sunday including Vacation Bible School sessions at Ripley Congregational Church and Greening events, Rotary Club meetings, Chamber gatherings, school board adjournment, and a Friday closing program. Also notes a Saturday dance, Sunday services, city council, senior events, concerts, and various club meetings across Greenwich Ripley Wakeman and Willard areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village
Ripley Congregational Church
Rotary Club
South Central Board of Education
Greenwich-Ripley
Brunswick Grill
City Hall
Fenimore
First Presbyterian Church
Guthrie Cottage
Moline
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Federated Clubs
Willard United Bank
New London Grange Shows Alaska Films for Members
New London Fitchville elementary principal New London Kean presented colored Alaska slides and movies at a Grange meeting. He added tape recordings and comments. Home economics chairwoman Mrs. Lewis Heyman lit the Centennial Candle. The Prince and Princess banquet and contest for Grange Youth will be at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at North Fairfield Grange. Ed Franklin reported on business conditions retail sales government spending employment figures automotive sales cattle slaughter and a Washington bill on public meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
David Kean
Fitchville
Alaska
Grange
Lewis Heyman
North Fairfield Grange
Ed Franklin
Golden Rule Chapter Names Officers for 1967 68
Golden Rule Chapter No 167 R A M announces the officers for 1967 68 led by George C Beasore as high priest Donald H Branch er as king Raymond E Riddle as scribe Lloyd A Warner as treasurer Clifford E Stahl as secretary Archie P Bliss as captain of host Walter M Albright as principal sojourner Robert W Binninger as royal arch captain Harold L Snyder as master third veil William Bell as master second veil Paul Graham as master first veil and Frederick C Cook as guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
George C. Beasore
Donald H. Brancher
King
Raymond E. Riddle
Lloyd A. Warner
Clifford E. Stahl
Archie P. Bliss
Walter M. Albright
Robert W. Binninger
Royal Arch
Harold L. Snyder
William Bell
Paul Graham
Frederick C. Cook
Sandusky County Joint Vocational School bids opened in Fremont
Construction bids were opened in Fremont for the Sandusky County Joint Vocational School. Mosser Construction Co. of Fremont submitted the apparent low bid of 1 373 700. The project will serve three counties with a 1000 student capacity, similar to EHOVE. No formal action taken yet. one bid may be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Sandusky County
Mosser Construction Co
EHOVE
J. Creighton Christ
Fund Campaign Opens In Milan For Providence Memorial
Milan citizens start drive to raise 10000 by June 28 for the Providence Memorial Program. Richard L Obermiller chairs the effort with John Boler assisting, while Dr E E Feltman leads business pledges helped by Mike McQuire and William Charlier. House-to-house canvassing is organized by Mrs Mary Magnin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Providence
Richard L. Obermiller
Obermiller
Memorial Hospitals
E.E. Feltman
Mary Magnin
Williams St
Wakeman Fish Fry Planned
Wakeman Fire Department sets June 24 for an annual fish fry from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Fire House. Proceeds fund a smoke ejector two cord reels and uniforms. The department has 26 members and the fleet includes a tanker two pumpers a four wheel drive grass fire truck and a rescue truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
MIMBO Plans Band Future At Tuesday Meeting
Milan MIMBO president Frank Bagley calls a special meeting of all band parents for 8 p.m. Tuesday in the band room to discuss the future of the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
MIMBO
Frank Bagley
Bagley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freeman and Freeman
Home Savings and Loan
Chamber of Commerce
Amity Chapter
Order of Eastern Stars
Masonic
Willard Grange
W.R. Booster Club
Board of Public Affairs
Wakeman Bank
Gibson Lodge
A.M. Masonic Hall
Wakeman Grange
Grange Hall
Hal Thomas
Blue Star Mothers
Venera Pfeifer
Wakeman Fire Department
Township
Wakeman Garden Club
Surrey Inn
Ashland
New London Grange
Washington D.C
Vanes
Johnson's Jewelers
E. Main St
Linda
Ronnie Mills
John
Clif
Ford Mills
Mrs. Paul Mills
Old Plank Road
Huron County
John Boler
Firelands Kitchen Co
Elkoy S.S
Armstrong Cornelle
Quaker Maid
G.E. Range
G.E
Revco Refrigeratir
Swanson Hood
NuTone Food Mixer
Ohio
Main Street
Huron
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