Two Girls State Delegates Named for New London
Janet Eastman and Marilyn Roeder have been selected as delegates to Ohio Girl's State by the American Legion and the Business and Professional Women of New London. Alternates are Nancy Snyder and Sharon Landis. Janet joins bands and Future Teachers of America. Marilyn sings in chorus and is active in Future Homemakers of America and local Catholic youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Janet Eastman
Marilyn Roeder
Ohio
American Legion
Business and Professional Women of
Janet
Future Teachers of America
Methodist Church
Richard Eastman
West Main St
Columbus
Nancy Snyder
Donald Snyder
Marilyn
Norbert Roeder
South Main
Future Homemakers of America
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Sharon Landis
Harold Landis
New London Hastern Road
Annual Meeting Scheduled by Huron County Crippled Children Group
The Huron County Society for Crippled Children sets its annual meeting during the Huron County Health Council session at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Fisher-Titus Hospital auditorium. Dr. F W Hiss of Camp Za Ni Ka on Catawba Island will speak representing the Toledo Diabetic League. The camp serves 7 to 14 year olds with older youths sometimes acting as counselors. Parents and interested residents are invited to attend. Officers include Mrs. Alfred D Etterre as president, Sheriff John Borgia as vice president, Miss Patricia Frederick as secretary, and Mrs. Jay Lydy as executive secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Society For Crippled Children
Huron County Health Council
Fisher-Titus Hospital
F.W. Hiss
Catawba Island
Toledo Diabetic League
Hiss
Alfred D’etterre
North Fairfield
Society For Crippled Children
John Borgia
Patricia Frederick
Willard
Jay Lydy
Double Feature in a Hurry to Sell Used Fur Coat
Classified brief advertising a rapid sale of a used fur coat with contact number 662 4241. Includes urgent call to action and a catchy headline style.
New London Plans Water Line Expansion Bid Call
New London Village Council will seek bids for an 1800 foot water line expansion on North Main and Fir Streets to boost Fir Street supply from a one inch to larger mains. Engineering contract awarded to Floyd G Browne Engineers of Marion. The Main Street line will be ten inches and Fir Street six inches. The EPA seeks salt bid approval for water softeners. A contract with Burgess Niple for preliminary studies on an upground reservoir was approved as part of the Northwest Ohio Water Development Plan. Demolition of an old building near the water treatment plant is about half complete under orders from the state building inspector.
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New London
North Main
Fir Streets
EPA
Burgess, Niple Ltd
Columbus
Northwest Ohio
C.E. Rush
Milan PTA Meets Monday at High School Cafeteria
The Milan Parent Teacher Association will gather at 8 p.m. Monday in the high school cafeteria. Mrs. J. T. Pool from the Betty Jane Rehabilitation Center in Tiffin will discuss Education of Handicapped Children. Parents in the Berlin Milan district received an opinion poll on PTA effectiveness for discussion.
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Milan
PTA
J.T. Pool
Betty Jane Rehabilitation Center
Tiffin
Berlin- Milan
South Central PTO Explains Levy Plan At May Ballot
Forty local residents heard school board president Carl Walter explain the proposed six mill operating levy on the May 6 ballot. A nominating committee was formed, a fish fry plan set for April 11 at the high school, and preliminary tests will be given this week with twenty two subject areas. Jacob O Kamm of Berlin Township was confirmed to the Ohio Board of Regents by the Senate.
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Greenwich
South Central Parent Teacher Organization
PTO
Heard Board of Education
Carl Walter
Leroy Seigfreid
Howard Leber
Ohio
Alfred D’etterre
Columbus
Jacob O. Kamm
Berlin Township
Erie County
Ohio Senate
Ohio Board of Regents
Kamm
James A. Rhodes
Paul Back
South Central
South Central High School
Greenwich council votes pay raises for fire chief and staff
Greenwich Village Council on first reading approved salary hikes raising the fire chief from 250 to 300 dollars a year and the assistant from 50 to 100. The park superintendent would earn 1200 up from 800. Mayor Kochis announced junk and junk car notices to residents and penalties under the junk prohibition law. The meeting also set two Main Street parking spaces for radar unit use and added Tom Huff and Kenny Oney to fire department lists. The council discussed zoning with inspector Fulton and planned a zoning board meeting on trailer issues ahead of the April 3 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kochis
Council
Main Street
Fireboard
Lloyd Patton
Tom Huff
Kenny Oney
Rowland Foster
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Kochis
Robert Fulton
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Paul Newman
Rachel
Warner Bros
Seven Arts
Norwalk
Deanden
Physicians & Surgeons
Walgreens
Walgreen
Keller
Magi Walgreen
Cologne
Olafsen
M” Thera
George Bruehler
Edward Prack
PTT Rt
America
U.S. Pat
BankAmericard
Milan Pta
Levy
Heidelberg College
D’etterre
State Hospital
Apple Creek
Village Council
Wan
Betschman
W. Main
Colonel Sanders
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