NL School Study Committee No Bond Recommendation Yet
The New London Citizens Committee studying the local school building program met three times without reaching a recommendation to guarantee a fall bond issue for a new elementary school. Estimates by two realtors averaged 58,000 per property, with total potential land costs around 580,000 plus water and sewer line work by the board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Payne
New London
Citizens Committee
Board of Education
Maple Street
Greenfield Township approves Holiday Lakes zoning changes
The Greenfield Township Zoning Board approved two amendments for the Holiday Lakes resort project north of Willard. The changes cut minimum lot width from 100 to 60 feet and reduce setbacks from 35 45 feet to 20 feet, applying only to Holiday Lakes. John Keating of Ohio Sporting Clubs, Inc. said narrower lots allow more lake frontage and lots approx 250 feet deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladfelter
Greenfield Township
Holiday Lakes
Willard
John Keating
Ohio Sporting Clubs, Inc
Corbin Seeks Upgraded Curriculum For Norwalk Schools
Dr Sturgis R Corbin arrives as Norwalk superintendent after four years at Mag adore Local, advocating ongoing curriculum upgrades. He highlights team teaching, elementary libraries, a three track high school program, and careful class placement to fit student ability. He praises Norwalk facilities and community dedication to quality education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis R. Corbin
Norwalk
Magadore
Carbin
Corbin
Language Lab Planned for South Central Schools
Approval for federal and local funding under the Defense Education Act enables South Central Schools to acquire science and mathematics gear, a language laboratory, and educational television installation. Total cost 12613 dollars with half funded by the federal government. ETV setup includes antenna work, cables, outlets, four sets and stands in high school rooms. The bond issue share covers part of the cost. The board also accepted resignations of John Davis and Mrs. Carol Manna and noted Michael D. Humble will teach social studies at Greenwich Intermediate after graduating from Ohio University. A hearing on the 1965-66 budget is moved to July 9 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Central Board of Education
George Me
Sou
ETV
John Davis
Toacher
Greenwich Township
Carol Manna
Michael D. Humble
Ohio University
Sleepy Driver Cited as Perilous Parked Highway Slumber
Alfred Underwood 26 of Cincinnati released from Huron County Jail after fines for speeding and driving without license. Firemen battled a garden fire caused by gasoline on a hot engine at Donald Fitzsimmons Norwalk property with $150 damage. Golfing gear valued at $100 stolen from 54 Christie Ave garage. James Goebel 51 found sleeping in his car on a county road. to explain in County Court. The Huron County Association of Realtors to meet at noon Thursday at Knights of Columbus Home Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Underwood
Cincinnati
Huron County
Donald Fitzsimmons
R, D
Norwalk
Huron County Association of Realtors
Knights of Columbus
State Highway Patrol
James A. Goebel
Peru-Olena Rd
Livestock and Cattle Prices From Cleveland Market Report
UPI reports Cleveland livestock prices with hogs up to 25 cents higher across weights. No 1 steers 190-220 lb 17.75 to 18, 150 lb cattle steady, prime steers 24-25, heifers 20-21.50, cows 10-12, calves 25-28 prime natives, sheep and lambs 22-24.50 for choice, and wheat bids at 1.31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
U.S
Judith Schaffer Held on Probation Violation Charge
Judith Lee Schaffer, 23, of New London was jailed at 10 a.m. Saturday and is being held by the Huron County Sheriff’s Department on alleged terms violations of probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Lee Schaffer
New London
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Fisher Titus lists include Master Lawrence Farrell and several others admitted to hospital with locations in Jefferson, Shelby, Oberlin, and Monroeville. Discharges include Mrs Martha Cornwell and Jerry Johns among Norwalk and New London patients. New London Hospital shows additional admissions and discharges with multiple residents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Farrell
Jefferson
Amanda Erick
Shelby
Thomas Ruffing
Townsend
Julie Wilde
Garden
Gerald Didion
John Hronek
Berlin Heights
Robert Wilhelm
Monroeville
Doyle McIintire
Oberlin
Richard Turnley
N. West
Gladys Plant
W. Main
Wanda Leigh
N. Hester
Richard Hohler
Monroeville EPA Discusses Odors
The Monroeville Board of Public Affairs discussed recurring summer sewage odors and learned the State Health Department recommends continuing lime feeding at the sewage disposal plant. The plan calls for 100 pounds of lime and 15 pounds of chlorine daily.
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Monroeville
Ross Declines Promotion To Stay Closer To Pupils
Norwalk High School Principal James N. Ross was offered the position of superintendent of Norwalk schools but declined. Board president Dr William B Holman said Ross preferred remaining a principal to keep closer contact with students. The board interviewed him and urged acceptance before reviewing other applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
James N. Ross
William B. Holman
Board of Education
Ross
Holman
Dr. Holman
Driver Thrown, Cited After Milan Street Crash
A 79 year old driver, Clara A. Fowler, was arrested for failure to yield after her car was struck and thrown from a private driveway onto a mailbox and tree at Milan and St Marys. Kathleen A. Reilly 19 Hasbrook Rd. was the other driver. Fowler was treated and released from Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Both vehicles suffered extensive damage.
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Milan
St. Mary’s
Clara A. Fowler
Kathleen A. Reilly
Hasbrook Rd
Fowler
Obituary Edward L. Horn of Milan dies at 43
Edward L. Horn 43 of Route 299 north Milan died yesterday at home after a heart attack. A Milan native, he lived here 12 years after leaving Sandusky where he ran Horn Tool and Die and later farmed. Survived by widow Lillian eight siblings two stepsons and eight step grandchildren. Funeral at Rawle Funeral Home Thursday 2 p.m. with Masonic memorial services Wednesday 7:30 p.m. in Milan Cemetery burial follows.
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Edward L. Horn
Milan
Edward L.horn
Route 299
Mr. Horn
Sandusky
Horn Tool and Die Company
Perseverance Lodge
F & AM
Singara Grotto
Lillian
Louise L. Newton
Virginia Zeck
Ann Williams
Chris C
Gardena
California
Richard Poggiali
Lewis Poggiali
Findlay
Rawle Funeral Home
Funeral
Freeman 17 Arrested for Faulty Brakes After Collision
Harold James Freeman aged 17 of 29 Forest Ave was arrested at 4 40 p m yesterday by city police for operating a vehicle with faulty brakes He collided with a stopped car driven by Charles G Nestor 22 of 24 Townsend at Elm and Linwood intersection Moderate damage reported and no injuries Juvenile Court referral indicated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold James Freeman
Forest Ave
Charles G. Nestor
Townsend
Elm
Linwood
Freeman
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New London Water Tower
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Harold Cooke
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Bowen
Citizens Nat'l. Bank
Harold W. Veitch
Don F. Halter
A Schine Theatre
South Central
Schaechterle Gardens
Christie Ave
Paul G. Shelley
Komarek Funeral Home
Oscar V. Komarek
Benedict
EPA
Star-View
West
Big John
John Wayne
Donavan’s Reef
Liberty Valance
Ait 44
Jim Stagg
the Motions
Serafini
Billy Maxted
Sosardey
Dune 27
Atlantic
Stieff
America
Stieff Williamsburg
Williamsburg
the Card Shop
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