Spelling Textbooks Approved by Huron County Board of Education
The Huron County Board of Education approved new spelling textbooks for grades one through eight for Monroeville New London South Central and Western Reserve to be bought from Meredith Corp and Harper Row and used from next fall. They discussed last week’s county levies defeat and noted concerns about seniors next year losing job opportunities due to extended school time. The board issued a bus driving certificate to Mrs Don Ray and appointed four physicians Dr Larry Hadley Dr William Graham Dr Otto Lanka and Dr Richard Davies to conduct physicals for driver applicants this summer.
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Huron County Board of Education
Monroeville
New London
South Central
Western Reserve
Meredith Corp
Harper Row
Richard Keefer
Man Arrested In Disturbance At Clark Service Station
Norwalk resident Robert Cleary 201 E. Main St. was arrested after a disturbance at the Clark Service Station on Benedict Avenue. He was found guilty in mayor's court on intoxication fighting and disturbing the peace and fined 15 dollars plus 7 dollars in costs for each charge. Earl W. Dickinson reported backing his car into a gas pump and said he was attacked by three others while trying to leave.
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Norwalk
Clark
Benedict Avenue
Robert Cleary
E. Main St
Cleary
Earl W. Dickinson
Fire destroys shed and car at 24 Adams St after trash- sparked blaze
A shed and an abandoned car behind 24 Adams St were consumed by flames late Monday afternoon after sparks from a trash fire ignited the structures. Tenant Everett Toney said the building held little value and the car was left by a prior tenant. Firemen stayed to keep the fire under control and let it burn out.
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Adams St
Everett Toney
Man Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving in Wakeman
Monford C. Cropp pleaded guilty to reckless driving a reduced charge from drunken driving. A jury of five women and seven men heard the case in Common Pleas Court. Cropp, an $8 rural Wakeman resident, was arrested by the State Highway Patrol in March and had been free on bond. Judge Robert J. Vetter fined him $50 and costs. Defense was Richard Huber. state was represented by Assistant Prosecutor Ronald Freeman.
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Monford C. Cropp
Common Pleas Court
Cropp
Wakeman
State Highway Patrol
Robert J. Vetter
Milan
Richard Huber
Ronald Freeman
State
Norwalk Board to Discuss Five Summer Programs
The Norwalk City Schools Board of Education meets at 8 p.m. in the administration building to discuss five summer programs including a federally funded remedial program at Pleasant and League Schools, a remedial program at Bronson Maplehurst and Benedict, the migrant program, and junior high enrichment and athletic programs. The board will also consider purchasing a new school bus and approve five teachers for next year while weighing two resignations. Supt. Albion V. Gotaas will present the agenda.
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Norwalk
Board of Education
Pleasant
League
Bronson
Maplehurst
Benedict
Albion V. Gotaas
Hester and
Monroe Streets
City Tax Deadline Reminder From Accountant Charles Woodward
City residents are reminded by Charles Woodward that Saturday marks the deadline to pay city income taxes for the first quarter and the year. Those unpaid by Saturday face penalties under the ordinance.
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Charles Woodward
Wakeman Eyes Annexation Of Riverview Mobile Lodge
Wakeman village council discussed annexing Riverview Mobile Lodge to boost tax revenue. Assessed park value 29180 would yield about 2130 in village taxes after annexation. Park plans to grow from 49 spaces by 125 more. 4-H Wranglers to paint campus fence. bids for street repairs to open May 17.
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Wakeman Village
Riverview Mobile Lodge
Pauline Lowe
Board of Public Affairs
Health Officials Converge For Ohio Conference In Columbus
Health Commissioner Dr. George F. Linn attends the Annual Health Commissioners meeting in Columbus through Thursday. The Ohio State Medical Association partners the event. The theme is The Physician: Key To Better Health with numerous area doctors in attendance.
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George F. Linn
Columbus
Ohio State Medical Association
Window damaged by steel bearing in Norwalk incident
A window on a job trailer at the county garage on Jefferson Street Norwalk was broken by a steel bearing likely fired from a slingshot. A marble sized steel ball was found. Police suspect the same shooter responsible for prior window damage in Milan Bellevue Huron and Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Janetta and Herner Contractors
Jefferson Street
Milan
Bellevue
Huron
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Erie County Bank
Ae Oe
F.D
Liberty
Vermilion
Main St
On the Square
Huron Plaza
Arenes
Royal
Benedict Ave
The
Wranglers
Huron County Commissioners
Northeast Ohio County Commissioners Association
Firestone Country Club
Akron
Lake Erie
Don’s Coffee Corner
Northern
Ohio
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