Willard Thespians to stage Sound of Music at High School
Willard High School presents The Sound of Music on April 6 7 and 8 with two complete casts. Maria is played by Jackie Bauerle and Debbie Jump Captain von Trapp by David Buss and Robbie Hoskin Mother Abbess by Mary Helman Elsa by Jeanette Vaughn Liesl by Elaine Van Loo and Jackie Bauerle Rolf Gruber by Dave Van Laar and Rick Shellhammer The Von Trapp children include Jon Moll Dave Van Larr Julie Read Susan Frankart Tom Borchelt Ron Lykins Ruth Ann Lewis Karen Lehman Debbie Hord and more local students in roles across the musical ensemble.
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Willard Thespians
Rogers and
Man Dies Of Heart Attack At Landfill
Ralph L. Harmon, 57, of 5 W. Water St., died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital at 4 p.m. Wednesday after an apparent heart attack unloading trash at the city landfill. He was a self employed gardener, WWII veteran, and member of Eldora First Baptist. He is survived by his wife Hazel, son James in the U.S. Navy, sister Alva Crosser, brothers Dale and Wilbur, with services at Heaston-Hile Funeral Home. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery veterans section.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Willard teens escape injuries when car veers into ditch
Michael Whatman 17 stopped at May and Buckingham Roads south of Willard to turn onto Buckingham Road. The accelerator stuck and the car ran into a ditch. His 16 year old passenger Carla Hill received slight scratches and the car was slightly damaged. No citation was issued.
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Ohio State Patrol
Michael Whatman
May
Buckingham Roads
Buckingham Road
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Central Ave
Carla Hill
Norwalk Businesses Close For Good Friday Service
Norwalk firms will shut from noon until 3 pm on Good Friday to allow employees to attend church services. The midday closing was announced by Ed Fessenden of the Merchants' Committee of the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce.
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Norwalk
Ed Fessenden
Merchants’ Committee
New London Cancer Drive Briefing Set for Monday
A New London meeting for volunteer workers on the New London Cancer Drive will be held at the Grange Hall at 7 30 p m Monday. Mrs William Gilbert and Mrs Duane Smith co chair the drive set for April 3 10 with Huron County Unit of the American Cancer Society president Robert Thomas noting briefing sessions in Monroeville Tuesday and Willard Wednesday. Bob Bonner 26 of Wakeman was treated at Fisher Titus Hospital after injuring a finger at Clevite Harris.
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Thomas
Bob Bonner
Fisher- Titus Hospital
Clevite-Harris
Bonner
Wakeman
Good Friday Closing In Greenwich Businesses Shut Early
Almost the entire Greenwich business district will close from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday as merchants observe Good Friday. The two hour closure follows a Chamber of Commerce recommendation to allow time for services beginning at 1 p.m. at the Greenwich Church of Christ.
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South Central Band Earns Excellent Rating at District Auditions
The South Central High School band scored excellent II on three prepared pieces and superior I in sight reading at the District Two Band and Chorus Auditions in Clyde under Ohio Music Education Association, with eight other bands in Class C-1. Judges from Findlay Piqua Clyde Cleveland praised the performance. District Two covers Sandusky Ottawa Erie Huron Seneca Wyandot Crawford and Marion counties.
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Ohio Music Education Association
Clyde
Robert Morgan
Findlay
Fred Roberts
Piqua
Clyde Seidel
Cleveland
Louis Chenette
Findlay College
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Marion
Greenwich Chamber Elects New Directors for 1967
The Greenwich Chamber of Commerce elected five new directors to replace those whose terms expired and set officers for 1967. Clair King becomes president, with Robert Barre as predecessor and Robert Rice and Dr Ira Willett as first and second vice presidents. Current directors include Sylbert Keiser Robert Rice Kenneth Ferrell Dr Ira Willett and Clair King. The annual drive starts now with former members mailed notices. Individual membership is 5. business memberships allow five employees at 5 each.
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Greenwich Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce
Clair King
Robert Barre
Robert Rice
Ira Willett
Jack Mumau
Robert Buskey
Underwood
Marlene Robson
Sylbert Keiser
Kenneth Ferrell
King
Mer
Lawrence Brown, Jr
Gene Barre
Donald Kochis
Rodney Jones
Chamber
Johnson aide sees limited near term relief from aircraft noise
Washington UPI reports President Johnsons science adviser cautions there will be little immediate relief from aircraft noise disturbance, though optimism for future improvements remains.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Runaway Boys Caught In Norwalk
Two Detroit youths aged 15 and 14 were picked up by police at 12:45 a.m. in Norwalk while hitchhiking. They admitted running away to head toward Florida. the older boy said he had run away four times before, while the younger said he left home to avoid showing his report card.
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Detroit
Florida
Mailing list mix up leaves parties amused in Norwalk
Republicans in increasing numbers report mail asking for party contributions aimed at Democrats as the Democratic National Committee. The Norwalk Reflector notes confusion in mailing lists causing cross solicitations and mild partisan humor.
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Washington
Upi
Democratic National Committee
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