Norwalk City Hall Addition Bids Revealed
Five general contractors submitted bids for the city hall addition with amounts ranging from 98 465 to 123 383 dollars. Mechanical bids list prices from 21 904 to 33 855 dollars and electrical bids from 12 323 to 13 698 dollars. No awards yet. council to act May 16 and Board of Control to finalize.
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Norwalk
Knob Hill Construction
Monroeville
Mowry Construction
Ashland
Roth Brothers
Studer - Obringer
Tiro
Weithman Brothers
Galion
Boos Plumbing and Heating
Huron
Warner Plumbing and Heating
Fremont
West Plumbing and Heating Vermilion
Wilkes and Co
Wilson Heating and Sheet Metal
Norway
A.T. Emmett
Port Clinton
Sabroske Electric
Wilectric
Council
Board of Control
Close Crossing At New London
NEW LONDON The West Main Street crossing of the NYC will be closed for repairs for a few days per Mayor Preston Golding. Work started on the repairs Wednesday afternoon. Plans call for the North Main Street and Walnut Street crossings to be repaired after the West Main Street site work is finished.
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New London
Walls Hints He May Run Again In 1969
Norwalk candidate Grant Walls, who lost in the Republican primary, says voters are satisfied with current progress and hints he may run again in 1969. He serves on the Planning and Zoning Commission and thanked supporters after the defeat.
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Norwalk
Grant Walls
Wallis
Planning and Zoning Commission
Banquet Honors Co operative Office Education Class
About 40 members of the Co operative Office Education class and guests attended the first Recognition Banquet at the Twine House in Huron. Speaker James Bowling of Bowling Green University urged that work experience grows importance as education shifts from strict rules to learning from exceptions.
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Co-operative Office Education
C.O.E
Twine House
Huron
James Bowling
Bowling Green University
Bowling
Sturgis Corbin
Karen Balcon
Episcopal Bishop Visits Norwalk for Twin Sesquicentennial
The Rt. Rev. Nelson M. Burroughs of Cleveland spoke at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Norwalk marking 150 years for both the Episcopal Diocese of Cleveland and the City of Norwalk. More than 200 clergy and laypeople attended as the diocese promotes a $3 million outreach fund with $85,000 allocated to St. Paul’s senior citizens program. The gathering included Bishop John Burt and Archdeacon Louis Brereton from Cleveland.
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Norwalk
Episcopal Diocese of
Cleveland
Nelson M. Burroughs
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
T.G.S. Whitney
St. Paul’s
John Burt
Louis Brereton
Lineman Injured Climbing Pole Spikes
A Morehead Kentucky construction worker Billy Upchurch 19 was treated for abrasions and a puncture wound after cutting himself on a lineman's climber while preparing to ascend a phone pole. He was released from Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. He works for Hinkle and McCoy Construction Co.
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Morehead
Billy Upchurch
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Hinkel and McCoy Constuction Co
New London Township Seeks 1.5 Mill Levy for Hospital
A 1.5 mill operating levy for 1967 and 1968 to fund New London Hospital operations has been filed with the Huron County Board of Elections. It is an additional levy requiring a majority for passage. Official vote tabulations await signing by the board, with no changes from earlier results. Carolyn Schween pleaded guilty to neglecting a horse in county court, fined 25 dollars plus costs after humane society complaint. Three Norwalk Mayor's Court waivers were signed and paid by David H. Martin, Robert J. Neuberger, and Laurel Rowe. Mildred Ruth Holida pleaded guilty in two courts, including contributing to dependency and neglect of a minor and liquor to a minor. sentenced to six months with probation.
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Huron County Board of Elections
New London Township
New London Hospital
Huron County Humane Society
Norwalk
David H. Martin
Huron
Robert J. Neuberger
Laurel Rowe
Glover
Mildred Ruth Holida
Willard
Marysville Reformatory
Two Ohio crashes lead to citations and injuries
Ohio 99 collision injures none as 18 year old Patricia Johnson backs into Riley Barnett’s station wagon. citation issued for failure to yield. Later at Halfway Road crossroad Donald Hamilton loses control, hits a bridge, and is treated for a cut lip with a citation for driving left of center.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Patricia F. Johnson
Main St
Attica
Ohio 99
Riley Barnett
Spring St
Willard
Donald J. Hamilton
Maplewood
Johnson Road
Halfway Road
Hamilton 21
Fisher- Titus
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Walls
Reflector
E. Monroe
Ohio
Reflector Herald
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circular and Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Erie
U.S
Beth
East Perkins Ave
Sandusky, Ohio
Tere
Rex Lantz
Laura Kennedy
Lantz Watching
Laura
J.H. Berezin
Dairy Isle
Anoundam
Board of Elections
Carolyn Schween
Benedict Ave
Holman’s
Holman Jewellers Diamond Merchants
Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
DON Halter Agency
Travelers Insurance Co
Citizens Nat'l Bank Blg
Bedevdl Deposit Insurance Corp
Auto Bank
Linwood & Monroe
E. Main St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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