Vacancies in Ohio Defense Corps Headquarters
The 52nd Battalion of the Ohio Defense Corps seeks volunteers at its Norwalk HQ with units in Lorain Barberton and Akron. Cadre trained officers and NCOs ready to expand if federal service or national emergency occurs. 1st Lt. James W. Anderson commands Co. C in Lorain.
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52Nd
Ohio Defense Corps
Bernard Kean
Norwalk
Defense Corps
Lorain
Barberton
Akron
National Guard
Frank E. Mushett
James W. Anderson
United Fund Drive Preparations Begin in Norwalk
Norwalk starts United Fund preparations for 1965 with a Thursday noon luncheon at Ilks Country Club naming D A Arrington as general chairman and co chairs Robert A Wiedemann and James F P Ramsey. Arrington, a 40 year gas company veteran and Rotary member, along with his wife Alta, lives at 17 Southgate Drive. Ramsey, Battles Insurance vice president, and Wiedemann, a longtime attorney and former Norwalk judge, also head local civic roles and reside at 29 Hawthorne Drive and 248 Front Main Street respectively.
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Norwalk Area
United
Ilks Country Club
D. A. Arrington
United Fund
Trict
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Norwalk
Elyria
Rotary Club
Arrington
Elks, Masons, Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
Alta
Southgate Drive
Robert A. Wiedemann
James FP. Ramsey
Tice
Penn State University
Chicago Town Marshall Law School
Ohio agriculture seen as key to state economy growth
Dr Roy M Kottman of Ohio State University told Kiwanis Division 12 members at Farm City Day that on farm production has doubled in 20 years and crop land harvested rose in 38 of 88 counties since World War II. He said 750000 Ohioans work in agriculture and a third is on farm with processing employing most others. He announced a computer program within two years to offer hourly farm plans for cost and profit.
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Ohio
Roy M. Kottman
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio State University
Kiwanis
Siace
Fon
Kottman
Cooperation Extension Service
Market Discussed By Cleveland Broker At Norwalk Kiwanis
Al Ruby of Cleveland told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that the current stock market decline began when Britain started selling U.S. stocks to bolster the pound and was intensified by Fed chair W McChesney Martin’s remarks. He said about 60 percent of market fluctuation is emotional and compared stock value to paintings or a home where immediate quotations are not available. He noted insurance and oil stocks as favorable for buyers.
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U.S
al Ruby
Cleveland
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Federal Reserver Board
W. McChesney Martin
Ruby
Payne
Webber
Jackson
Curtis
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Bob Young
L.C. Murray
Bob
Claudia
Laura
Monica
Paula
Youngs
W. Main St
Corps
Kenneth R. Picket
Reflector
Monroe
Hera
UPL Snews Service
Udit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fair
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
Faw Op
Nets
Pllcs
Lake Erie
Dis
Col Harland Sanders
Sanders
Kentucky
Terry's Drive-In
North
Norwalk, Ohio
By Lyle Fisher
Sun
Fisher
Old Stall Rd
Asbestos Board — Asbestos Paper
Norwalk Hardware
W. Monroe
Firestone
United States
Firestone Ee
G Firestone
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