Best Of Firelands Concert Brings Eight Schools Together
The first Firelands Conference Concert was staged at South Central High School. Eight schools selected 15 top musicians each after auditions in February then held three rehearsals. Guest conductor David Glasmire of Bowling Green University led the final rehearsal. Ronald Zoz, South Central band director, chaired the event.
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Firelands
South Central High School
Audi
Tions
David Glasmire
Bowling Green University
Ronald Zoz
South Central
Obituary notices for Myers Wolfe Amstutz and Amstutz
Obituary notices report Mrs Josephine Myers 64 of Minneapolis born Sandusky former Norwalk resident died Friday. Survived by husband Lewis four sons seven daughters two siblings and 25 grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Heaston Hile with burial Greenwich Cemetery. Mrs Amelia Wolfe 83 Wakeman RD 1 died Friday. Services Sunday 2 p.m. at Gerber and Son Funeral Home. Burial Rose Hill Akron. Orly L Amstutz 82 Shiloh RD 1 died Friday after six weeks illness. Survived by wife Maud two daughters two sons and seven grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Monday Myers Funeral Home Greenwich. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery with Rev Harland Dague officiating.
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Josephine Myers
Minneapolis
Minn
Sandusky
Norwalk
Summit Street
Lewis
George
Sanedusky
John
Berlin Heights
Donald
Kenneth
Wakeman
Elsie Armstrong
Pauline Moon
Doris Guckert
Margaret Houser
Collins
Maybelle Hamilton
Cleveland
Anne Myers
Charlotte Reser
Louise Fleming
Carl Willen
Heaston- Hile
William Brown
First Methodist Church
Greenwich Cemetery
Amelia Wolfe Wakeman
Gerber and Son
Amelia Wolfe
James Smith
Florence Congregational Church
Rose Hill
Akron
Greenwich
Orly L. Amstutz
Shiloh
Shelby Memorial Hospital
Bloominggrove Township
Bert Owens
Lexington
Myers Funeral Home
Harland Dague
Shiloh Methodist Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
Young Norwalk Man Injured in One Car Crash
James C. Hancock an 18 year old rural Norwalk resident suffered a fractured shoulder blade and a pulled muscle when his car failed to navigate a wet curve on Ridge Road rolled over once and hit a tree. He received treatment at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and is reportedly recovering.
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James C.hancock
Norwalk
Ridge Road
Hancock
John Bush
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Berlin Heights Senior Balances Drama and Nursing Ambition
Sandy Gammie, a Berlin Heights senior, pursues drama as a hobby while keeping nursing as her goal. She has starred in three school plays, earned district poetry honors, and worked as a candy striper at Fisher-Titus Hospital. Next year she will study nursing at Adrian College in Michigan, hoping to work in pediatrics.
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Sandy Gammie
Berlin Heights
Sandy
Katherine
Karen Andra
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Adrian College
Michigan
Sadie Hawkins Dances Highlight Local Schools' Night
Teen topics include Daisy Maes of South Central and New London as Sadie Hawkins dates. Highlights feature special wedding ceremony at New London dance, Girls State selections from Berlin Heights, senior trips plans to Washington, D C, and awards from the Huron County Science Fair.
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Daisy Maes
South Central
New London
Sadie Hawkins
Sam
Melinda Cline
Janet Csehi
Berlin Heights
Becky Hast
Janet Franklin
Milan
Western Reserve High School
Willard
Howard Schuster
Larry Roe
Western Reserve
Monroeville
Huron
Reams to Speak in Norwalk For Governor Campaign
Democratic candidate Frazier Reams Jr will address the Firelands Democratic Women's Club meeting at 7 30 p m in the Norwalk American Legion. The event is open to the public and includes discussion of the campaign.
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Frazier Reams, Jr
Norwalk
Firelands
Democratic Women’s Club
Alarm Triggers Police Probe Across City Shops
A burglar alarm at Friendly Corners rang Friday night and an officer contacted the owners. It sounded again in the morning and was shut off. Police checked sites including Norwalk Laundry where an open window was found and Sky Stereo on Benedict Avenue with a rear door unlocked.
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Norwalk
Sky Stereo
Benedict Avenue
Norwalk Reflector Publisher and Historic Record
The Norwalk Reflector in Ohio, established 1830, operates as a daily newspaper in Norwalk with holiday and Sunday exceptions, serving as the city’s local news source and archival outlet.
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Norwalk
Reflector
E. Monroe
Ohio
Reflector-Herald
Auto Fire Inc. London reports car fire on Route 60
Volunteer firemen responded to an automobile fire on Ohio Route 60 just north of the Akron Canton and Youngstown rail road tracks at 12 40 p m Friday. Fire Chief Al Walter said the blaze started from a back fire due to a missing breather cap. Damage estimated at 100 dollars. State Patrol notified for investigation. The driver was reported to be
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New London
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Howard Hill
Sue Reising
South Cen
Tral
Dennis Stoneham
Jo King
Mary Ellen Baumann
Florence Krikke
Paulette Graham
St. Paul’s
Reams
Wellington
Walter
UPL News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
North Fairfield
Erie
Technicolor
Iiss
Passy
America
Warner Bros
U.S. Treasury Dept
Hubert Humphrey
Naves
Auto Fire Inc
London
Musical
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Pnesents
Carlo Pont
ARIS
David Lean
Doctor Zhvago
Geraldine Chaplin
Julie Christie
Tom Oquatenay
Alec Guinness
Sobhan
McKenna
Ralph Richardson
Omar Sharif
2Hvago
Rod Steiger
Rita Tushingham
Robert Bolt
Panavision
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Northern
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Shaker SQ
Cleveland Council ON World Affairs
SUN
Colony Theatre
Shelter Squere
Oho
City
Ldare
Ont
Royal Buffet
Royal Buffet Restaurant
Fisher-Titus
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