New London to Explore Sale of Clarksfield School
The New London Board of Education will study selling the unused Clarksfield School with a title search for bidding. If no acceptable bid arrives first, the building will be publicly auctioned at least twice before private sale. Board also renewed a bus garage contract and approved summer driver education through Berea and expanded course offerings for next year. Monroeville honors Vietnam casualty James Edward Sprowl with a ceremonial flag at high school.
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New London
New London Board of Education
Clarksfield
Barbara Angle
Hubert Snyder
Angle
Gene Clark
Clark Brothers Garage
Clark
Robert Wenner
David Sommers
Monroeville High School
Leroy Sprowl
Pontiac
Line Road
James Edward Sprowl
Vietnam
Monroeville
St. Sebastian Catholic Cemetery
Bismark Road
Joe
Karla
Air Force Captain Reineck Completes Officer School
U S Air Force Captain Michael H. Reineck graduates from the Air University's Squadron Officer School at Maxwell AFB Alabama. He serves as a navigator with the U S Air Forces in Europe based at Ramstein Germany and is a 1961 Campion High School graduate with a 1966 psychology degree from Ohio State University.
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Montgomery
Ala
U.S. Air Force
Michael H. Reineck
Paul Schwenn
Norwalk
The
Air University
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ramstein Air Base
Germany
U.S. Air Forces
Europe
America
NATO
Reineck
Campion High School
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Ohio State University
Lackland Afb
Tex
Willard Tornado Aid Praised and Norwalk Campaign Planned
Willard Area Hospital administrator Richard Falk commended volunteers after the Willard tornado praising the Red Cross Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital staff and area helpers. Volunteers of the Multiple Sclerosis Society will conduct a three day door to door fund raising campaign in Norwalk May 18 19 and 20 with a $2000 goal.
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Willard
Richard Falk
Willard Area Hospital
Falk
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Red Cross
North Fairfield Considers Police Car Purchase and Dispatch Plan
North Fairfield Village Council on second reading moved to buy a new police car from Downtown Dodge Norwalk the sole bidder. A discussion of a sheriff department dispatch offer drew no action. Also reported: a rear end collision on Main Street injuries minor and a missing school suspendee boy. Milan to host Poppy Days with Girl Scouts selling poppies Friday and Saturday.
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North Fairfield
Dodge
Norwalk
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Milan
America Legion Auxiliary
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
Norwalk Boy Charged With Cat Abuse
A 14 year old Norwalk youth was charged Tuesday with abusing a cat on the way to school. Police said the incident occurred before last Wednesday. The cat owner lives on Stoutenburg Drive and the boy will appear in Juvenile Court.
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Norwalk
Stoutenburg Drive
Norwalk TOPICS project bids to open June 12
State Transportation Director J Phillip Ridhley announces a June 12 bid opening for the Norwalk Traffic Operations Program project at League Street intersections with Whittlesey and Milan Avenues. The $110,000 program covers construction and engineering costs to widen pavement, add turning lanes, revise curb radii, mark lanes, install signs signals and loop detectors. Traffic will be maintained with an estimated completion by June 30, 1974.
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Columbus
J. Phillip Ridhley
Norwalk
League St
Whittlesey
Milan Aves
League St.Whittlesey Ave
Mother-Daughter Banquet Tonight At City Senior Center
A mother-daughter banquet is set for 6 30 at the Senior Center for members. Entertainment features an exchange student from Colombia and Mike Riley on guitars, with Mrs. Harry Newton delivering a book review.
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Columbia
Mike Riley
Harry
Carol) Newton
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Jcpenney
Don’'S Coffee Corner Restaurant
Converse
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Kays Shoes
W. Main
Jean M. Rospert
Corwin St
Main Street
Corwin Street
Alfred J. Martin
Nickles
Golden Tiger Bread
Nickles Bakery
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