New London Producer’s Herd Tops Milk Figures
William A. Patton of New London Eastern Road reports his Guernsey herd ranked third nationally for 10-30 record herds. The herd averaged 13 424 pounds of milk and 676 pounds of fat per 305 days from 18 cows, milking twice daily. In HIR DHIR testing last year 812 herds totaling 30 148 cows were recorded.
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New London
William A. Patton
New London Eastern Road
Guernsey
Patton
Hir-Dhir
Heart Fund Receives 1300 Increase In Donations
Campaign Chairman Harold Keiser announced the February Heart Fund totals in Huron County reached 9982 dollars, up from 8628 four years ago. Contributions include 8768 from Heart Sunday residential collection and 1100 from special gifts, plus 103 from special events, aiding heart research education and cardiovascular disease relief.
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Heart Fund Campaign
Harold Keiser
Heart Fund
Huron County
Keiser
Heart
Norwalk
Sheriff’s Department
Citizens Radio Band
Home Savings and Loan
Ex-Fisher-Titus Dietician Dora Brinker Hurt in Crash
Dora Brinker former dietitian at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital suffered back injuries and a broken leg in a Feb. 18 car-truck crash in Clarksfield. She was hospitalized in Akron then moved to her home in Tipton Michigan. The Brinkers formerly lived in Berlin Heights and were en route from Youngstown to visit their daughter when the accident occurred.
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Dora Brinker
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Clarksfield
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Brinkers
Berlin Heights
Akron
Youngstown
Brinker
Mosher vows support for strong voting rights bill
Congressman Charles A. Mosher told Lorain NAACP president Al Head he will back any sound federal voting rights bill. He noted President Johnson has not yet filed a specific bill and said he is a Republican co sponsor of a strong measure with federal registrars and will vote for a solid bill. He also endorsed strong action against violent forces seen in Selma Alabama.
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Charles A. Mosher
Lorain
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
al Head
NAACP
President Johnson
Mosher
Johnson
Accountants to hear talks at Lake Erie meeting in Pittsburgh
Austin Morgan will speak to the Lake Erie Central Chapter of the National Association of Accountants in Pittsburgh March 16 at McGarvey's Restaurant. His topic is Improvement and Individual Contribution to Profit Planning. The NAAs first educational conference, with Michigan State University, runs March 18–19 on the East Lansing campus. Chauncey A. Norton chairs the conference. MSU faculty will lead discussions. Thomas M. Davis of Missouri teaches English and owns a 32 string zither from 1890 made in Washington Missouri. Washington is noted for corn cob pipes.
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Austin Morgan
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie Central
National Association of Accountants
McGarvey’s
O’neil Sheffield
N.A.A
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Management Accountants
Chauncey A. Norton
Haskins and Sells
Detroit
Michigan
M.5.u
Columbia, Mo
UPI
Thomas M. Davis
University of Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
Corn Cob
New London Board Approves Pay Scales for Teachers
New London School Board adopts a new wage schedule effective fall 1965 aimed at competing with area districts. Starting pay rises from 100 to 300 dollars per year based on training, with salaries reaching 4600 to 6600 after various years and degrees. The measure uses about 1.5 mills of the last levy, with possible further operating levy if needed.
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New London
W. R. Burton
State Foundation
Burton
Ton
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Car Hits Phone Pole. Gypsy Rowe Cited After Crash
Gypsy Rowe 36 of RD 2 suffered a sore leg after her car struck a telephone pole and hedge on Route 250 five miles south of Norwalk at 6 40 a m. State patrol said she lost control and went off the left side. She was cited for speeding under road and weather conditions and to appear in County Court March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy Rowe
RD 2
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Kellogg Faces Error Over Aunt Sally in Sugar Smacks Box
Kellogg’s Sugar Smacks boxes carried a drawing claiming Huck Finn had an Aunt Sally. Jack Bliss of Grand Rapids, Michigan, found the error while eating breakfast and alerted the company. The mixup affects millions of boxes in circulation.
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Battle Creek, Mich
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Hart
Head
Selma
Ala
NL Board
Bacon Chevrolet
Greenwich
State Board of Education
Bailey Implement
Skeeles Ford
Welling
Glaser
Clarence Ellett
Ellett
Donald H. Pimmer
Division 3
The
State Highway Department
Ohio 162
Ohio 51
Dial
Aunt Sally
Reflector
E. Monroe
Ohio
Reflector-Herald
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Wallord
Huron
Erie
CHUCK
Norwalk Road
Lloyd R. Hannel
Ripley Congregational Church
Greenwich Lumber Co
Pump
Expresso
E. Main ST
PVEAS
Traveler
Georgia
Seersucker
Kodel
Rose
Clpatrick's
Miss Clairol
Lanolin
CDA Eqacaey
STOK
PTR Aa
Pats
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