Monroeville Hosts Festival With County Band Groups
Monroeville High School hosts the Huron County Band Festival this Friday at 8 p.m. Readings include the Monroeville, Western Reserve, and South Central bands with a 55 piece select band formed from January auditions. New London does not participate due to Lakeland Conference obligations.
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Monroeville
Western Reserve
South Central High Schools
Monroeville High School
New London
Lakeland
Larry Gillaspie
Hall
Warrington
William Everhart
Ronald Zoz
Royal Armada
Erikson
Bilik
DeNardis
George Gershwins
Paris
Fillmore
County boy Philip Bumb named 1965 Easter Seal Child
Eight year old Philip Bumb of Bellevue has been designated Huron County 1965 Easter Seal Child. Born with cerebral palsy, he has undergone extensive therapy across several centers and now attends Raemerton Orthopedic Class in Mansfield. Despite limited hand use, his speech and mobility improve through ongoing programs funded by Easter Seal.
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Philip Bumb
William Bumb
Bellevue
Bismark
Huron County
Harry V. Jump
Philip
Children’s Hospital
Elyria
Toledo
Mansfield
Raemerton
Richland County Center
Speech
Fast Foods Market Set to Open in Ashland
Fast Foods Market will open its Elm and Benedict store Wednesday. Owner R Harold Emmons of Ashland runs it with his son Doug managing and family assistance. The Columbus based chain franchises stores and plans more area locations. Emmons formerly led Emmons Dairy until 1963 and is a lifelong Ashland resident. The site previously housed Shamples market.
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Fast Foods Mart
Elm and Benedict
R. Harold Emmons
Ashland
Fast Foods Chain
Columbus
Fast Foods
Emmons
Willard Council approves sewer work and bids for city projects
Willard City Council approved a plan with the Willard Board of Education to begin sanitary and storm sewer work for the new junior high school with school payment credited later. The council also authorized bids for street resurfacing, hospital X-ray materials, city vehicle insurance, water tower painting, a fire department vehicle, a police car, and authorized the manager to attend the Ohio Managers Conference. A sewer operator training note, an asphalt seal coat purchase, hospital liability insurance, and a rooming house request were also acted upon along with a zoning appeals board appointment and a fire prevention plaque presentation to Chief Yacob.
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Willard -- Willard
Clarence Hessler
Arthur Stearns
Willard Board of Education
Equalization Board
Keith Armstrong
Armstrong
Ohio Managers
Miami University
Oxford
Walter Leonard
Columbus
Leonard
Kaiser Insurance Co
Greenwich
Gene Long
Spring St
Board of
Charles Baker
Wilcox Taylor
Hollie Stout
Stearn
John Yacob
National Fire Protection Association
Willard Junior High Hosts Second Annual Science Fair
Willard High School gym hosted the junior high science fair with seventh graders submitting science projects and eighth graders presenting math projects. Richard Crall, Robert Thornton, John Dabbert, and others earned 15 superior ratings while 85 scored excellent and 92 received good. top-rated projects will be displayed at the District Science Fair on April 2 at Heidelberg College in Tiffin.
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Willard
Willard High School
Richard Pinkley
Willard Junior High
Richard Crall
Robert Thornton
John Dabbert
Peggy Postema
David Alford
Donald Peeler
Carol Barber
Marla Adams
Thomas Miller
Rebecca Smith
Kim Hurst
Bill Buss
Mark Ketchum
Janet Robinson
Debora Capelle
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
E. D. McGabbey
Emerson Newmann
Wendell Troxel
James Beck
Clifford Shreve
Bracy Receives High Knight Templar Appointments
Rex F. Bracy of Norwalk, a Past Commander of Norwalk Commandery No. 18, is appointed Grand Representative of the Nebraska Grand Commandery of Knights Templar to Ohio and also serves as Grand Representative of New York to Ohio, appointed in 1957.
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Norwalk
Knights Templar No. 18
Rex F. Bracy
Robert 5S. Schoedinger
Nebraska
Knights Templar
Ohio
Knight Bracy
New York
Norwalk Reflector Local Subscriptions Rates
The Norwalk Reflector lists subscription terms and prices for carrier and mail delivery. Rates cover Norwalk and nearby towns including Milan, Monroville, Wakeman, North Fairfield, Greenwich, New London, Willard and rural areas, with state and national options.
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UPL News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norways
Milan
Monroville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
An inventor who is hard of hearing perfects a tiny transistor hearing aid. The device makes whispers crystal clear for those with hearing loss. Respond with HEARING at 32 E. 9th St., Erie, Pa., for free information with no obligation.
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E. 9Th St
Erie
Advy
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Marie Zoz
Meredith Willson
Molly Brown
Grundman
Betty Jane Center
Huron County Society For Crippled Children
Marion
Tiffin Center
Richland County
Crippled Children’s Center
The
Society For Crippled Children
Phillip Bumb
Fast Foods Market
Doug
Shamples Market
Harold Emmons
the Fast Foods Mart
June Gladfelter
Janet Conway
Willard Council
Bracy
Reflector
Monroe
Ohw
Reflector Herald, Inc
Komarek Funeral Home
W. Main St
Rivals
Cadillac
Sandwick Motor CO
Milan Ave
Norwalk, Ohio
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