Milan Museum Receives Major Bequest for Expansion
Milan Historical Museum Inc. received a $19,509 bequest from Ina E. Hedges' estate to expand and perpetuate the museum complex. The gift, the largest among eight named beneficiaries, follows another $9,918 bequest from Robert C. Sayles. The museum opens its season in the 1840s brick home with the old Country Store, carriage house and blacksmith shop, plus a new south brick building to house an art museum. Hours vary by season with weekday closings Monday.
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Milan
Milan Historical Museum Inc
Ina E. Hedges
B. P. Newton
Sayles
Thomas A. Edison
Sewage Plant Open House Set
The city hosts an open house for its expanded sewage treatment plant on Plank Road north of Norwalk with guided tours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The project, completed last year, cost half a million dollars and a future $9 million plan to separate storm and sanitary sewers is planned.
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Chuck Sweet
Plank Road
Norwalk
Man Killed On Turnpike In Three Car Crash
A 24 year old Detroit man, George L. Core, died in a three car crash on the Ohio turnpike east of Norwalk Sandusky. Core’s car struck a vehicle parked along the berm after its driver, Robert T. Pabst, 22, Jersey City, pulled off to sleep. A third eastbound car then hit Core’s vehicle and threw Core’s body from the car. Coroner Dr. Joseph Buderer ruled Core dead from the initial impact. The third car’s driver was David Freeland, 36, Grand Rapids. A separate report notes Edward L. Bohn Jr., 11 Welton Ave., striking a utility pole while backing from Newton Street guidance center drive. the pole had only scratches.
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Detroit
Norwalk
Sandusky
George L. Core
Robert T. Pabst
Jersey City
N.J
Core
Pabst
Joseph Buderer
Erie County
David Freeland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Edward L. Bohn, Jr
Welton Ave
Newton Street
Guidance Center Drive
Bohns
Glass Bar to Undergo Remodeling Under Tom Berry Plan
Tom Berry announced a $16000 remodel of the Glass Bar at 45 East Main St. The work includes a new floor, long booth, eight foot bar extension, new coolers and sinks, removal of back room posts, and a back bar. Work to begin within a month with at least one week closed. After reopening the age limit will rise to 21. The bar will keep 3.2 beer on Sundays for patrons accompanying fathers.
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Tom Berry
Berry
East Main St
Norwalk High French Club Banquet Embraces French Theme
French Club members gathered in the junior high multi purpose room for their annual banquet. Officers were elected with Bob Linhart starting a new term, and class musicians provided classical music as scenes of a Parisian restaurant came alive with costumes and decorations.
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Champs Elysee
Paris
Norwalk High
Pommes de Terre Au Gratin
Haricots Verts Aux Champignons
Pain Francais
Beuvre, Jus de Raisins
Et Fromage
Camembert, Gruyere, Roquefort Et Suisse
Bob Skinn
Bob Linhart
Heidi Bohn
Jackie Savage
Becky Schild
Patti Arlin
Chuck Derby
Ron Lido
Ann Johnson
James Conney
Maxwell Carpenter
Mary Pressley
Donald
Sandifer
Walter Klading
Conney
Ruth Lawrence
Amy Albright
Kaye Carnicom
Tina Zannieri
Jill Ryder
Miss Carnicom
Monsieur Gunther
Nixon Named Churchman Of The Year
Religious Heritage of America Inc. named President Nixon Churchman Of The Year for carrying his religious commitments into the presidency and fostering a return to the founding values, noting his White House worship services. The organization is led by W. Clement Stone and Wallace E. Johnson.
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Washington
UPI
Religious Heritage of America, Inc
Nixon
White House
Religious Heritage of America
America
W. Clement Stone
Chicago
Combined Insurance Co. of America
Wallace E. Johnson
Memphis, Tenn
Blue And Gold Beat Future Teachers Plan Club Picnic
Public school instrumental music groups unite for a free all city concert in the high school auditorium. Tomorrow the high school choir performs for the Dollars-For-Scholars banquet at the junior high while Future Teachers of America plans a picnic next Thursday at Memorial Lake Park.
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Future Teachers of America
Memorial Lake Park
Lions Hear NASA Talk On Radioactive Material Handling
North Fairfield Lions heard Clyde Null of NASA discuss radioactive material handling and pollution prevention. He described moon rock testing and dating methods. Paula Brown of South Central High spoke about her summer Austrian travel as part of the Lions Exchange Student plan.
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North Fairfield
North Fairfield Lions
Clyde Null
NASA
Paula Brown
South Central High School
Paul Brown
Austria
Lions Exchange
Paula
Brown
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Milam Museum
Eter
CAC Metrocolor
Ladies Linde Star Ring
Mans Linde
K. Post
W. Main ST
Aimee Albright
Future Teachers Plan
Signal
ECA
Holiday Inn
Berlin Heights
Milan Wildlife Area
Sheldon’s Folly
NHS
Debby Ballard
Diana Borgia
Jenny Maxwell
Marilyn Preston
Jan Waugh
Coats
Port's
Pohl
Bank Americard
Star View Drive
West
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