Mayely Waite to Close Norwalk Dance Academy After 1954 Start
Mayely Waite announces the closing of Mayely Waite Dance Academy after this year recital at Norwalk High School. She opened the studio in 1954 after starting classes in Huron with three students. Waite cites lack of support and aging health as factors while acknowledging the impact on students and mothers. Her husband Roger assists with recitals and business affairs. The couple, English born, plan to retire at home at 3 Newton St and Waite aims to learn to cook.
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Mayely Waite
Norwalk
Norwalk High School
Roger Waite
Waite
United States
Huron
County Bids Opened on New Highway Truck
Three local dealers bid to supply a half ton pickup for Huron County Highway Department. Don Tester Ford offered 2499 after trade in a 1970 Chevrolet, Downtown Dodge bid 2584, Bob Meyer Chevrolet bid 2790. County commissioners opened the bids this morning.
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Huron County Highway Department
Don Tester
Horses Injured In Area Mishap On Ohio 61
A Monroeville woman drove off Ohio 61 Sunday, causing a horse trailer to veer into a ditch and injuring two horses. State patrolmen reported the trailer swayed and the car lost control. the horses' condition was not immediately known. The report also notes a Marine Corps newborn in North Carolina and probate entries in Huron County listing small estate values for Zell Scott and Arthur P. Kale.
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Monroeville
Ohio
Erie County
Linda May Davis
Huron County
Zell Scott
Willard
Arthur P. Kale
Assign Parking In New Courthouse Lot
Huron County negotiates leasing a Seminary Street lot with 30 spaces for courthouse offices. The sheriff gets five front spots, health department five, auditor four, clerk of courts four, probate/juvenile four, and two each to recorder, treasurer, engineer, and common pleas court. No spaces are assigned to commissioners.
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Seminary Street
Huron County Commissioners
Kenneth Conway
Health Department
Common Pleas
Hawaii Soldier Heads to Australia for Exercise Tour
Army Specialist Raymond P. Hurst 22 of Norwalk and Company C 1st Battalion 19th Infantry, 25th Division will train in Australia under the Pacific bond exchange program. The six week exercise includes Australian New Zealand U S and UK forces with a five day Sidney tour before returning to Hawaii June 26.
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Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Raymond P. Hurst
Norwalk
25Th Infantry Division
Australia
19Th Infantry
New Zealand
U.S
United Kingdom
Sidney
Spec. Hurst
Karl Hurst
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Bernard J. Loyer
Sheila Ann
Jacksonville
N.C
Cpl. Loyer
Camp Lejeune
Hartland Center Road
Probate
Ven
Omer
Flickinger Insurance
Citizens Bank
Levis
Coats
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