Salvation Army honors Hough Center achievements and youth art
Major Henry Gariepy spoke at the Salvation Army annual report dinner at First United Presbyterian Church in Cleveland. Linda, an 11 year old, won a painting contest depicting hands clasping beneath a Bible with the caption We can get together. The Hough center opened last July with a 2 million budget. The drive reported 2,481 volunteer hours. family service aided 934. transient 88. Christmas 870. canteen aid reached 5,115. 31 other emergency cases. The corps budget totaled 22,364 with 5,527 from contributions and 12,492 from United Fund. Rolland McCrillis received life member recognition. Sunbeam and Girl Guard groups performed.
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Henry Gariepy
Salvation Army
Army
New Hough
Cleveland
Linda
Gariepy
First United Presbyterian Church
God
Brotherhood of Man
Ohio
Hough Center
Jacquelyn Drake
Emergency and Disaster Service
United Fund
Rolland McCrillis
Sunbeam
Architect Joins Effort For Community Center
Norwalk presses ahead with a proposed community recreation center with architect Thurmond J. Peabody advising on site and structure. The activities plan includes an auditorium indoor pool handball courts gym sauna and rifle range among others. A six week follow up will set priorities costs and funding possibilities.
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Norwalk
Thurmond J. Peabody
James Ewell
Cochairman
Peabody
Trucker Injured By Rock Near Route 20
Donald Sparks, 38, of Chillicothe was wounded when a rock shattered his windshield on Route 250 northbound two miles south of Route 20. He stopped at a Norwalk service station and was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for eye and leg injuries. State patrol offered no suspect information.
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Donald Sparks
Chillicothe
Norwalk
Route 20
State Highway Patrol
Sparks
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Sergeant First Class Cutting Recalls Losses Among Helicopter Crew
Sergeant First Class Lawrence H. Cutting of Huron County writes of losing five buddies when a Da Nang helicopter was shot down. He describes attachment, long days, and hopes to return home in about nine months. He notes his birthday and plans for rest in Da Nang as he continues his duty with the flight platoon.
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Vietnam
Huron County
Lawrence H. Cutting
da Nang
Cutting
Betty Fry
Norwalk
Cutter
Historic 1850s dolphin candlesticks tied to local educators
The yellow dolphin candlesticks at Firelands Museum date to the 1850s and are identified as Sandwich or Pittsburgh glass. They were owned by Aurilla Greene, longtime Norwalk teacher, and were presented by her niece Helen Whitbeck Tillson and nephew Raymond G. Whitbeck of Route 61 South. The museum welcomes visitors daily except Monday.
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Firelands Museum
Sandwich
Pittsburgh
Aurilla Greene
Norwalk
Helen Whitbeck Tillson
Raymond G. Whitbeck
Route 61
VFW backs Rhodes call up National Guard in Ohio unrest
Norwalk Vietnam veterans post 2743 unanimously endorsed Gov James A Rhodes action to call out the Ohio National Guard to quell university disorder. A resolution draft will be sent to veterans groups and state and national officials.
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Norwalk
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James A. Rhodes
National Guard
Ohio
Post 2743
VFW
Ohio National Guard
Couple To Head Music Parents In New London
Mr and Mrs Russ Saunders are elected presidents of the New London Music Parents for 1970 71 with officers Mr and Mrs Bob Hardy and Mr and Mrs Donald Stoll as vice presidents secretary Hazel Caldwell treasurer Margaret Smith. The group buys a tuba and case for 579 80. The band will march in uniform at the Upper Sandusky parade June 20 and the Cincinnati American Legion parade July 11 per band director James Van Sickle with a busy summer schedule including Spring Concert May 24 Memorial Day Parade May 31 Rochester trip June 27 Chicken Bar B Q July 4 and various parades and festivals through September 7. Van Sickle also to direct the high school chorus next year.
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NEW London
Russ Saunders
New London Music Parents Organization
Bob Hardy
Donald Stoll
Hazel Caldwell
Margaret Smith
Music Parents
Upper Sandusky
American Legion
Cincinnati
James van Sickle
Rochester
Fitchville
Sandusky
Wakeman
Milan
Rootstown
van Sickle
Want A Better Job Read The Help Wanted Column
A help wanted column offers readers job listings across industries. It highlights positions, employers, required skills, and how to apply, urging readers to review opportunities and submit resumes promptly.
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Norwalk
Monsignor Schumacher Talks New Catholic Catechism at Perkins High
Msgr Leo S Schumacher dean of philosophy at Borromeo Seminary Cleveland discusses the new catechism in a free lecture at 8 tonight in Perkins High School Auditorium. Attendees include clergy religious and laity. sponsored by Catholic Laymen of Sandusky.
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Msgr
Leo S. Schumacher
Perkins High School
Msgr. Schumacher
Borromeo Seminary
Cleveland
Catholic University of America
University of Laval
Quebec
Sorbonne
L’institut Catholique
Paris
Sandusky
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Diane Ibarra
Salvation Army Sunbeam Troop
Wesley Preston
William Ream
Ewell
Kevin Doyle
Doyle
Cliff Beck
John Banco
Norwalk Park and Recreation Board
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
City Council
St. Paul’s Catholic School
Trucker
Rock
John Stewart
ST. Mary's ST
W. Main
Firelands Tool Rental
Woodlawn Ave
VEW
Molly A. Gahagan
North Garden St
McCoy
U.S. 20
West Main Street
Pleasant Street
Christopher E. Smith
Morley
Lynn E. Ditty
Marion
Mayor's Court
Traci Vogt
John Vogt
Reflector
E. Monroe
Reflector- Herald
UPI News Service Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Monroeville
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Huron County Auto Club
Benedict
Bancardcicks
Bancardchek
Citizens For Bancardchek
THE
Citizens National
E. Main St
South Branch
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
North Branch
Milan Ave
Cline St
F.D.I.C
Federal Reserve
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