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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1968
Page
2
New London board accepts the resignation of Fred Monroe superintendent of the Sewer and Water department since 1959. He will complete service April 15 after 22 years with the department and praised board cooperation and support.
An unnamed official quits NL affairs citing mayor and council refusal to grant minimal raises for his department. He will remain at Eastern Rd New London with wife. He will train Patrick Cassidy and Theodore Hopkins to take supervisory roles at the two plants while they pursue operator licenses for water and sewer departments.
Salt board of public affairs authorized preparation of legislation to advertise for bids for 300 tons of water treatment salt. A meeting with Floyd G Browne engineers was set to review final plans for the 150000 dollar water distribution system before bids. A petition signer asked about progress on a sanitary sewer line as talks stalled after a 1967 petition.
South Central High School band travels to Hopewell London High School Bascom Saturday for District II Band and Chorus Auditions in Class C-1. 28 groups compete with three judges rating performance and sight reading for possible state qualification. Death notices follow for Grace Moore Terping 86 and Mary A Berg 73 with funeral plans announced.
Veteran of World War I and longtime Stokely Van Camp employee dies. Survived by wife Ellen, son Robert, four daughters, 17 grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, and later buried in Woodlawn Cemetery. Funeral arrangements at Heaston Hile Funeral Home with rosary and mass at St. Pauls.
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