Tape theft and local notes clutter Norwalk news
A tape player was stolen from Carol E. French’s car while she worked at Fanny Farmer Candy Shops. A bike stolen from Norwalk Junior High was found in Norwalk Creek, and three boys returned Copenhaver’s bike after finding it. A 21 year old Norwalk man punched holes in his girlfriend’s apartment, facing charges. District Nine of the Ohio Savings and Loan League met at Sawmill Creek with John Kennedy elected president. An old fashioned Rube Band is forming at Norwalk High. Licenses in Huron County see transfers for Ray’s Horse Shoe Bar and Copsey’s Drive-Thru.
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Carol E. French
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Milan
Norwalk
Norwalk Creek
John Copenhaver
Jefferson St
Don Lugtig
Benedict Ave
John Barron
S. Linwood Ave
Cameron Kelly
East Elm Street
Copenhaver
Ohio Savings and Loan League
Sawmill Creek
Huron
John Kennedy
Socrates Delianides
D.B. Albright
Akron Savings
John Aschemeier
Norwalk High School
Norwalk High
Aschemeier
Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Huron County
Ray
Milan Ave
Mamie Comparette
Betty J. Comparette
Copsey
Sounds In The Spring Concert At St Paul High School
St Paul Concert Band and Mixed Chorus present Sounds In The Spring on Sunday May 19 at 7 p.m. in St Paul Social Hall. The program blends religious, classical, and popular pieces and features a piano solo by Mrs. Kathryn Wilhelm.
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St. Paul High School
St. Paul
Kathryn Wilhelm
Mrs Norman Ray Elected Campus Board President
Firelands Campus at Bowling Green State University dedicated on Rye Beach Road in Huron with Dr. Max Lerner and Dr. Hollis A. Moore speaking. Norwalk area residents attended as Mrs. Norman Ray of Huron was elected president of the Firelands Branch Advisory Board along with officers Royce M. Jennings and R. Hollis Matherly.
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St. Paul High School
Richard Smith
Milan
St. Paul
Firelands
Norman Ray
Huron
Norwalk
Royce M. Jennings
New London
R. Hollis Matherly
Bellevue
Bowling Green
Firelands Campus
Architects Get Go-Ahead For EHOVE Campus Expansion
Norwalk board authorized Bregar and Kozel to draft plans for enlarging the welding facility and adding storage at EHOVE Joint Vocational School. Estimated cost 75000 dollars funded by a prior levy. Superintendent Christ discussed security upgrades and hiring a private detective agency. Resignations of Dan Hoar and Rebecca Johnson accepted. Dean Sheldon hired for Agriculture Resources Conservation course. Board also approved auto shop equipment purchase worth 12043 dollars.
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Ehove
Ghrist
Christ
Dan Hoar
Rebecca Johnson
Dean Sheldon
Huron
Classified Ads Offer Quick Cash for Used Items
A simple call promotes selling belongings you no longer need to fast cash via classified ads. Call 662 4241 to start.
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Dial
Huron County Junior Fair Board elects officers and assigns assistants
Gary Andrews Jr. elected president of the Huron County Junior Fair Board with Elaine Laux as vice president and Sandy Getz as secretary. Assignments include 4-H and Home Economics and various crops and livestock departments with names and towns for each role. Junior Fair King and Queen contest to continue with ballots to 4-H Clubs and FFA FHA chapters.
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Gary Andrews
4-H
Huron County
Elaine Laux
Monroeville
FHA
Sandy Getz
New Haven
4- H
Joyce Hicks
Willard
Terry O’dell
New London
Debbie Gilbert
Western Reserve
Karen Dyer
South Central
Linda
Randy Garner
North Fairfield
Jere Sherman
Olena
Mark Hursh
Greenwich
Mark Magers
Bellevue
Dennis Graham Monroeville
Junior Fair Board
FFA
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Patrol
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Ohio
Dr. Lerner
James McBride
Max Lerner
Lerner
Ohio Board of Regents
Gary Andrews Jr. Fair Proxy
World Tire
Richland Mall
Comfort
Lexington Springmill RD
Mansfield
Citizens Bank
Citizens National
E. Main St
South Branch
Benedict
Ave
Fisher- Titus
F.D.I.C
Federal Reserve
North Branch
Cline St
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