Illness outbreak in schools explained by Health Commissioner
Health Commissioner Dr. George F. Linn described a virus illness spreading in schools with a rash and mild fever. Contagious period is just before the rash and 48 hours after its appearance. Return to school is allowed 48 hours after the rash ends if there is no fever. Leaders noted pattern similar to past epidemics. Frank Smith elected president of the Huron County Health District Advisory Council, with Otto C. Reuss Jr. as secretary.
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George F. Linn
Huron County General Health District Advisory Council
Frank Smith
New Haven Township
Paul Burns
Wakeman
Otto C. Reuss, Jr
Hartland Township
Earl Swander
Ripley Township
Norwalk Doberman Wins Across Five Southern Shows
A red doberman named Sundance Red Shadow owned by Mrs. A B Mann of Norwalk won prizes in four of six southern shows over two weeks. Shadow earned best winners thrift and three championship points at Spartanburg and Greenville, third at Charlotte, best of opposite sex plus a major at Greenville, and a fourth at Valdosta while also showing in Tallahassee and Albany. Professional handler James I Berger of South Lyon, Michigan guides Shadow who has five championship points and one major to date. A total of fifteen points and two majors are needed for a championship.
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Norwalk
Sundance
A.B. Mann
Thitch
Spartanburg
S.C
Charlotte
N.C
Greenville
Valdosta
Tallahassee
Fla
Albany
James I. Berger
South Lyon
Mich
Shadow
City Opens Bids on Two Old Electric Plant Trucks
City officials opened bids Monday for two aging electric plant trucks. Smith-Hi Ranger of Norwalk offered 1,800 dollars for the double bucket truck while Ohio Edison bid 1,025 dollars for the platform truck. Mayor Wayne Goodsite called the offers disappointing and the Board of Control plans to meet today to decide on acceptance.
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Smith-Hi Ranger
Norwalk
Ohio
Board of Control
Kelly Quits In Feud With Mayor In New London
Councilman John Kelly announces resignation amid clash with Mayor Winston White over mayor's court practices and unpaid fines. Kelly, 35, cites pressure and ongoing disputes with the village administration. resignation effective March 1.
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Kelly
NEW London
Winston White
White
Harold Bailey
Harold Cooke
Bailey
Preston Golding
Willard Council Reviews TV Reception and City Bids
The Willard City Council discussed Continental Cablevision reception issues with officials. A spokesman explained double pictures on shared frequencies and sun spot cycle effects, while noting residents with universal problems should call the company. Ashland Ford Tractor won a bid for a backhoe loader at 8695 dollars for city maintenance.
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Willard
Continental Cablevision
Ashland Ford Tractor
Ashland
Gary McKinley
Council
Associated Systems, Inc
Wickliffe
New Building Planned for Recreation Park in New London
The New London Park Board will bid for a 40 by 104 foot insulated steel building at Recreation Park with an optional four inch cement floor and five foot canopy. Spring high school baseball and summer slow pitch play are approved.
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New London
New London Park Board of Trustees
Recreation Park
Park Board
Lovell Hileman
Hileman
The
American Legion
Douglas Lash
Post
Legion
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Sundance Red
Edison
Wayne Goodsite
American Express
BankAmericard
BFG
B.F. Goodrich Car Service Center Se
Bfgoodrich
Whittlesey
Goodrich
Huron County
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Snyder
House of Distinguished Furniture
West of New London
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