Area Census Chief Hartley Dies at 57 in Sandusky
Thomas W. Hartley 57 of Huron died after a heart attack at a census conference in the Feick Building Sandusky He had chaired Perkins Schools for 12 years and taught in Huron Birmingham and Navy service His widow Aileen two sons daughters and five grandchildren survive Visitation at Wheland Funeral Home with Masonic services tonight
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Huron
Thomas W. Hartley
Hartley
Feick
Sandusky
Good Samaritan Hospital
Perkins Schools
Birmingham High School
Aileen
William
Judith) Orshoski
Thomas
James
St. Richard
U.S. Navy
Hawaii
Kyle
Charles
North Fairfield Legion Aims for Community Hall
North Fairfield American Legion Post led by Commander Gerald Fife builds a new hall on State Route 162 east of town. Dozens from the legion contribute thousands of hours and materials donated by local merchants and Auxiliary to create a 40 by 80 foot building with plans for an assembly room kitchen snack bar and meeting space. Completion targeted for June with the assembly room already rented for a South Central High School graduation party.
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North Fairfield
American Legion
Gerald Fife
Fife
The
Legion Auxiliary
South Central High School
Elton Hoyt
Cecil Garrett
Nelson Myers
Jack Whitwright
Gene Statzer
B. O. Bearkish
Jerry Bush
Allen Nielson
Robert Sutherland
Fred Lockyer
Leland Stein
Raw Sewage Complaint Spurs West Main Creek Action
West Main Street resident Robert Doerner told Norwalk City Council that raw sewage is floating in Norwalk Creek and asked what is being done. Councilman Richard Cunningham said a sewer study is due in four weeks and noted a lift station may be needed to connect low elevation homes and businesses to the system.
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West Main Street
City Council
Norwalk Creek
Robert Doerner
West Main St
Doerner
Richard Cunningham
Cunningham
Norwalk
West Main
Regulation Lets Schools Use Commercial Food Firms for Lunches
The Agriculture Department proposes a rule to allow school lunch programs to contract with commercial food service firms to extend free or reduced price lunches to all children from poor families. The move targets rural and inner city schools without cafeterias or transportation. The rule takes effect April 1.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
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Don Nielson
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Twin Maples Nursing Home
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Norwalk, Ohio
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State Health Department
Norwalk American Legion Hall
Baxter
Naturalizer
Columbus
Domenic Coletta
Huron County Banking Co
Citizen’s National Bank
West Washington Street
Kays Ghoes
W. Main
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Dayton Tires
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