Milan Steel names two vice presidents
Milan directors unanimously appointed Richard Blackburn and Albert Fehr as vice presidents. Blackburn becomes executive vice president effective March 21, a former treasurer for eight years and an Ohio State graduate. Fehr will head the fabrication division as vice president and general manager, with five years at Milan Steel.
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Milan
Milan Steel & Construction Co
Richard Blackburn
Albert Fehr
Blackburn
Ohio State University
Fehr
Milan Steel
Old State Road
Sandusky
Cop Resigns to Join State Patrol in Ohio
Greenwich patrolman James Smith resigned from the Greenwich police to join the state highway patrol. He began training at the Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy in Columbus on Wednesday. Greenwich Police Chief Richard Thompson honored him with a certificate of appreciation for his six months on the local force.
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Greenwich
James Smith
State
Smith
Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy
Columbus
Richard Thompson
Why Leave Home to Shop Big Home Furnishings Values
Classifieds advertise large value deals in home furnishings today urging readers to shop locally rather than travel. Highlights emphasize discounts on sofas tables and storage units with a focus on affordability and convenience.
Rummage and bake sale for Clyde Bryant family
A rummage and bake sale at the old Salvation Army building on Benedict Avenue near the tracks raises funds for Dorothy Bryant 13 of Clarksfield who had a leg amputated March 20 due to bone cancer. Sponsored by a Fanny Farmer packing dept employee, the sale runs 3 8 p.m. Friday and 9 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Salvation Army
Benedict Avenue
Clyde Bryant
Clarksfield
Dorothy
Fanny Farmer Co
Bryant
Norwalk men cited in park vandalism case
Two Norwalk men Thomas G. Susko 31 and Ronald K. Rice 33 were cited into Mayor s court for allegedly tearing up grass at Memorial Lake Park with a 4 wheel drive jeep witness saw tires cut across the lawn and ruts formed both men face vandalism charges and must appear in court at 7 tonight Bud Brady has earned a broker license and will operate Brady Realty with Annabel Scott and Virginia Poland remaining as associates of Shriner Realty in Norwalk
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Norwalk
Memorial Lake Park
Thomas G. Susko
Spino Ct
Ronald K. Rice
Parsons St
Bud Brady
Brady
Shriner Realty Co
Whittlesey Ave
Brady Realty
Annabel Scott
Virginia Poland
Shriner Realty
Brady Realty Co
Reverend Schroeder Named Temporary Leader At St. Wendelin
The Rev. Dennis A. Schroeder, former Norwalk St Mary associate pastor, is named temporary administrator of St. Wendelin Parish in Fostoria. Bishop Donovan assigns Monsignor Leo F. Griffin to St. Louis Parish East Toledo effective April 7. The St. Louis parish serves French speaking Catholics in the Toledo area. Schroeder became St. Wendelin associate pastor in 1970.
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Toledo
Dennis A. Schroeder
St. Mary Catholic Church
Norwalk
St. Wendelin Parish
Fostoria
John A. Donovan
Leo F. Griffin
St. Louis Parish
East Toledo
St. Louis
Father Schroeder
St. Wendelin
Norwalk Officers Attend Sandusky Law Seminar
Eight Norwalk policemen, led by Capt. Donald Daugherty, attend a two day law seminar at the Holiday Inn in Sandusky on warrants and search and seizure procedures. Attending are Sgts. Donald Ratliff James Martin James Van Hentenryck and patrolmen John Short Ralph William Braker and Michael Tesmer.
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Norwalk
Holiday Inn
Sandusky
Donald Daugherty
Donald Ratliff
James Martin
James van Hentenryck
John Short
Ralph
William Braker
Michael Tesmer
Norwalk Eyes Federal Funds for Traffic Signal Upgrade
Norwalk plans to seek TOPICS funds to cover up to 95 percent of a 100000 dollar upgrade to city signals. The project requires a signal for each lane on state and federal highways and may remove crosswalk light patterns. Officials will discuss procedures with the state highway department.
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Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
George Cunitz
Krogh
Parent Confabs Slated for New London Schools
New London announces April 10 to 14 parent teacher conferences at elementary schools. Kindergarten through grade 3 have no classes on April 10 and 11 while grades 4 through 6 are off April 13 and 14. Fitchville Elementary students grade 1 to 6 also miss April 13 and 14. Parents must confirm meeting times by returning the slip.
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New London
Richard McMullen
Fitchville
McMullen
Last British trolley bus ends its final journey
In Bradford England the last trolley bus in Britain completed its final trip amid delays caused by transportation enthusiasts who gathered to watch the historic run. The closure marks the end of an era for electric street railway service in the country.
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Bradford
England
UPI
Britain
Easter Egg Hunt Echoes in Norwalk Spirits
At Norwalk’s annual Easter Egg Hunt some children leave empty handed like five year old Rick Opper while two year old Juanita Anaya shows delight at finding an egg. The event often leaves behind leftover chocolate eggs for the lucky hunters.
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Norwalk
Rick Opper
Juanita Anaya
Easter Egg Hunt Draws 1600 At Memorial Lake Park
About 1,600 children searched 3,000 eggs at Memorial Lake Park in an annual Easter event staged by the Park and Recreation Department. Parents joined a later adult scramble with prizes donated by Fanny Farmer and supported by Norwalk Jaycees and Girl Scout Troop 67.
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Memorial Lake Park
Park and Recreation Department
Old State Road
Joseph Vattorella
Recreation Department
Norwalk Jaycees
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
William Kocher
Austin Shadle
Park and Recreation
Jennifer Bauer
Paul Meyers
Kingergarten
Arlene Little
Greg Nickols
Tamara Haas
Scott Jaworski
Mary Beth Leitz
Kevin Howell
Nancy Duskin
Dennis Ott
Mary Stein
Billy Nickoli
Police Confiscate B B Gun After Pellet Strike
A Norwalk boy had a b b gun confiscated by police after a resident reported a child hit by pellets. Lawrence J. Strimpfel said youths shot near the Jehovah Witness Church on Cline Street. An incident left pellets on a boy's jacket and the gun will be held one month. A window on a West Washington Street car was also shattered likely by a b b gun.
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Norwalk
Northside
Lawrence J. Strimpfel
Cline St
Jehovah Witness
West Washington Street
Ronald J. Smith
Westwood
Mobile Estates
Civil Service Exams Set for Norwalk Fire and Police
Civil service examinations for Norwalk Fire and Police Departments will be at 7 p.m. May 3 for all fire grades including chief with a patrolman exam for police. Qualifications and details are from Civil Service Commission Secretary Kathryn Penick at Freeman and Freeman.
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Norwalk
Civil Service Commission
Kathryn Penick
Office of
Freeman and
Freeman
Lottery on Ballot in Huron County and State
A constitutional amendment to permit a state lottery will appear on May 2 ballots statewide and in Huron County as State Issue 1. The wording was received from Secretary of State Ted W. Brown, asking voters to authorize a lottery whose net proceeds go into the general revenue fund of the state.
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Huron County
Huron County Board of Elections
Ted W. Brown
General Revenue Fund
Marcher With Anti Busing Group Heads Toward Washington
Mrs. Irene McCabe of Pontiac Michigan leads anti busing followers on foot across Ohio to press their message in Washington D C. A rally at a shopping center in Akron publicizes the walk which ends in the Capitol April 27. One marcher hospitalized in Norwalk after Friday surgery on Saturday for a possible partial bowel obstruction.
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Akron
UPI
Irene McCabe
Pontiac
Mich
Mallett Creek
Band of Michigan
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Capitol
McCabe
Lorain
Wellington
Dayton
Norwalk
Ardith Heineman
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Injury Lawsuit Settled Against Jennings and Charella Co
A personal injury suit filed by William L. Russell against Jennings and Charella Construction Co. of New London was settled Thursday after a jury was impaneled. The case claimed a fall from a ladder at Modern Tool and Die Co. in Cleveland on August 22, 1966, caused cerebral concussion and skull fracture. Russell, a maintenance man, alleged the overhead pipe installation caused the accident and sought 100000 in damages. The six man six woman jury began hearing the case in Common Pleas Court but reached a settlement during a recess. Russell was represented by D Arnold Davis and Samuel Handelman of Cleveland.
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Jennings and Charella Construction Co
New London
William L. Russell
Columbia Station
Cleveland
Modern Tool and Die Co
Jennings
Charella
Russell
Common Pleas Court
D’arnold Davis
Samuel Handelman
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