Monroeville Council Acts on Dam Gates and Roads
Monroeville officials report Feb 16 dam inspection leads to removing wood gates at Huron River Dam with superintendent approval. Plans include steel gates from Klein Steel Co. An ordinance funds a $2500 four month electric rate study by John S. Sawyer and tightens transient dealer licensing. Fees collected in February total as listed.
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Monroeville
Charles Tm. Hahn
Department of Natural Rsources
Huron River
Roscoe Oetzel
Clayton C. Lord
Klein Steel Co
Bellevue
John S. Sawyer
Lord
Monroeville Oil Co
Henery
Olin Schneider
Ronald Tarron
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
State Highway Patrol
Ash Wednesday Services Across Norwalk Begin Lent
Norwalk churches mark Lent with Ash Wednesday services. First Methodist conducts a 24 hour vigil for 64 members from 11:55 Tuesday night. St Peter's Lutheran holds 6:30 and 8 pm services. Holy Communion at St Paul's and St Mary's Masses noted. First United Presbyterian cancels Ash services but holds Lent meetings weekly. First Baptist plans Sunday evening instructional services through Easter.
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Norwalk
First Methodist Church
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
First United Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
New London Plans Garage and Storage Building
New London village council approves plans for a 112 by 132 foot garage and storage building to house trucks and tools. Industrial Farm Buildings, Inc. will prepare plans costing 175 dollars, shared with the Board of Public Affairs. Bids to follow. site near the American Legion on Route 60.
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New London
Board of Public Affairs
Council
Industrial Farm Buildings, Inc
Amherst
American Legion
Harold Cooke
Fred Monroe
Sewer and Water Department
Dan Bauer
EPA
Preston Golding
Herber Anderson
Bauer
James Stewart
King Rowland
William Bryson
Carl Frate
Kenneth Thomas
Cooke
N. Main St
Migrant Policy To Be Aired At Ohio Meeting
The Governor's Committee on Migrant Labor plans a two day session at Bowling Green State University Union on March 9 and 10. State and national experts will discuss labor shortages, policy changes after Public Law 78, and coordination with health and public service agencies.
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Bowling Green State University Union
Ohio
California
William ©. Walker
John M. Stackhouse
Department of Agriculture
Willard Dudley
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Albert G. Giles
Ohio Office of Opportunity
Eliot W. Miles
Forestry
Department of Natural Resources
Jack Mansfield
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington, D. C
Thomas A. Gardner
Bureau of Local Service
Ohio Department of Health
Esther Huseman
M.S.T.H
U.S. Public Health Service
Kansas
NL Family Burned Out Fire damages Hartman home
A fire caused by a defective chimney destroyed a two story residence on Exchange Road, six miles northwest of New London. Leroy Hartman and family losses were partially insured. Daughter Rosemary reported the fire, Polly was at school, Hartman at work, and the family remains with relatives.
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New London
Leroy Hartman
Exchange Road
al Walters
Rosemary
Polly
Fitchville School
Hartman
Harman
Inlaw
Fred Hartman
Migrant Labor Shortage Puts Pressure on Ohio Farms
Local employers Stokely-Van Camp Celeryville growers face uncertain migrant labor needs as federal help for Mexican nationals not renewed. Ohio has not used such workers since the 1940s, while states like Arizona and California compete for Texas American migrants. Plant managers report contracts and returning families but fear shortages beginning in June through November.
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Stokely-Van Camp
Celeryville
United States
Ohio
Arizona
California
Art Gassman
Stokely- van Camp
James Buurma
Buurma Brothers
Texas
Buurma
Kentucky
Charles Hainline
John F. Stambaugh & Co
Milan Schools Fund evaluates two buildings for fall classrooms
Milan Board of Education President Herbert Schlessman reported Tuesday night on inspections of two candidate buildings. Superintendent Charles Lindecamp and teacher Mrs. Frank Barber joined the review to weigh advantages and disadvantages.
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Milan
Board of Education
Herbert Schlessman
Schlessman
Charles Lindecamp
Frank Barber
School boards search for building to add classrooms
Two classrooms start search as the board plans to move one elementary grade for space. Lindecamp notes salary schedule must be considered soon amid Governor Rhodes' $200 across the board raise proposal and the PEP bill. Hiring for next fall begins in April. A Milan Berlin merger survey approved by all boards will be started soon by a University of Toledo team.
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Lindecamp
Rhodes
Milan
Berlin
Boards of Education
University of Toledo
Visit Your Jail Months Designated by Sheriff
Sheriff John Borgia designates March and April as Visit Your County Jail months to allow tours and explain operations. He invites adult and children groups, Scouts, 4-H, and individuals to visit, noting 22 prisoners are currently jailed and the program aims to deter youth from crime.
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John Borgia
Borgia
Huron County
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New London Council
Fulton
Lucas Counties
The
Public Health Service
Norwalk Cannery
Milan Schools Fund
Snow
Heaston Duneul Home
East Main
Bakery
Meek’s Pastry Shops
Schild
Milan Ave. and
Cline St
S. Linwood
Xciting
Magnavvore
Magnavox
Deiow
USE Perfected
West Main St
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