Four Cubs Earn Arrow Of Light And Webelos Transition
Cub Scout pack 234 honors four boys with the Arrow Of Light award. Donald Ryan and Vincent Leber advance from Webelos to Boy Scouts. Poster winners are Gerald Volcheck first, Vince Leber second, and IC Hipp third, with honorees Pat Pickett and Jim Howard. Twelve boys reach 100 percent on pinewood derby inspections. Multiple dens list pins, arrows, and awards for members and leaders. DARWWIN Australia note and Darwin council art wall decision follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lichoff
Vincent Leber
Donald Ryan
John April
Cub Scout
Arrow of Light
Donald
Vincent
Webelos
Boy Scouts
Gerald Volcheck
Vince Leber
Ic Hipp
Pat Pickett
Jim Howard
Ricky Shields
David Cutnan
Michael Ryan
Kenneth Missler
Dennis Bleile
Chuck Conney
John McLarty
Brad Hoover
David Caprara
Mark Graebner
David Sands
DEN
Kevin Toney
David Rhoad
Wolf
Patch
Gene Bees
Bear
Robbie
GM realigns New Departure Hyatt Bearings staff
General Motors announces a management reshuffle at New Departure Hyatt Bearings Division. Kenneth V. Knebel becomes plant manager at the Clark New Jersey plant, with Charles A. Rowley moving to Sandusky to head quality control, and F T Himmelein named Clark plant manager. Knebel has 32 years in bearing manufacturing and joined the division in 1941 as a student engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Hyatt Bearings Division
General Motors
Philip B. Zeigler
Kenneth V. Knebel
Clark, N.J
Knebel
Charles A. Rowley
F.T. Himmelein
Clark
Rowley
Hyatt
Cleveland Man Killed On Pike
A 56 year old Cleveland man, Edward Lucas, died when his westbound car left the Ohio Turnpike 18 miles west of Exit 7 and crashed into a field. The Sandusky county coroner will rule on cause of death. the accident remains under investigation.
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Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Edward Lucas
Sandusky County
Norwalk
Harry L. Robinson
Willard
U.S. 224
Monroeville Explosion Recalled from WWII Train Disaster
The Monroeville munitions train blast of July 19 1943 near Roseville California recalled a smaller WWII era incident in Huron County. A Wheeling and Lake Erie freighter with oil tankers and Army shells caught fire and exploded, with one body found and injuries reported. FBI Army and state police aided cleanup as residents watched billows of smoke and blasts heard for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseville
Calif
Huron County
W&le
Monroeville
Norwalk
Reflector-Herald
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
John Timman
Prospect St
Potters
Bellevue
Reflector
Albert Workman
Cleveland
Timman
Norfolk and Western Railway
John Dietrich
Butch”’ Donaldson
FBI
Army
Ravenna
Plumb Brook
TNT Guards
Ohio State Patrol
Phoenix mother delivers twins again and new twins born
Mrs. Raymond Bladine of Phoenix welcomed twin girls at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces and 5 pounds 11 ounces. The mother and daughters are reported doing well three years after she gave birth to twin boys. The husband serves as the city’s neighborhood development coordinator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Raymond Bladine
Phoenix
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bladine
Dependable Tenants Sought in Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad
Local Norwalk newspaper seeks reliable tenants for available rental units. Listings emphasize stable income, good references, and timely rent payments. Prospective renters encouraged to contact property manager at the Norwalk office for applications and showing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Disaster Training Course Thursday at St Pauls Church Norwalk
The Red Cross disaster training class for shelter management is set for 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday in St Pauls Social Hall Norwalk. Instructor is district consultant Paul Redick. Huron County Disaster Chairman S A Nippell urges attendance and notes each community should designate four people to organize a shelter. Service clubs and churches are asked to respond. call the Red Cross for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Norwalk
Paul Redick
Huron County Disaster
S.A. Nippell
Redick
Port Clinton-Toledo
Nippell
Huron County
Sunshine Gardeners form after Hoe and Low 4H Club name change
The Hoe and Low 4H Club renamed to Sunshine Gardeners on April 26 in New London. Officers include President Pam Ferber and Vice President Pat Kelly with secretary Jody Lambright treasurer Collette Howele news reporter Leanne Kelly recreation leader Jimmy Ferber health leader Marcia Nestor and safety leader Susie Ferber. The next meeting is May 3 at Kellys Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Sunshine Gardeners
Pam Ferber
Pat Kelly
Jody Lambright
Collette Howele
Leanne, Kelly
Jimmy Ferber
Marcia Nestor
Susie Ferber
Kelly’s Flowers
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Thomas Sprenz
Brian Warner
Virginia Bush
Richard Bush
Charles Dague
Todd Ringle
Jeff Waldron
Larry Smith
Mark Warner
Mark Brummitt
Darwwin
Australia
Darwin
Harold Brennan
Girl Scout Cadette
America
Kenneth Knebel
Eli M. Hershberger
Mr. Gilead
Neal Zick
Robinson
Barbara A. Swain
Greenwich
Plymouth East Rd
Edwards Road
Swain
Collins Rd
Tennant Road
Florence A. Woodard
Ohio 4
Bogart Road
Jerry N. Woodard
Marie J. Russell
Clyde
Bogart Rd
Russell
Florence Woodard
Sandusky Good Samaritan Hospital
Gene Widman
Hata
Kkk
Case Ave
Ohio
Sandusky Huron Willard Bellevue
ZES
Dblacckkwallis
F.E.T
Firestone
Fires
Ver Tire F.E
Ice
Maxie
Whittlesey Ave
Bam
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