Three Join Norwalk Guard In Ohio Enlistment Surge
May 7 sworn in as Company C of the Ohio Army National Guard. Richard A. Zinninger, Robert L. Starkey and Ray E. Starkey increase unit strength to 180, giving Norwalk the state’s highest enlistment. Zinninger from Monroeville High School lives with mother Barbara Zinninger. Starkey from Huron High School works for Faulhaber Co. in Monroeville and lives there with wife Lori Jean. Ray Starkey from Monument High in Colorado lives with mother Thelma Jean Starkey at 117 N. Hester St.
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Company C
Ohio Army National Guard
Richard A. Zinninger
Robert L. Starkey
Ray E. Starkey
Norwalk
Zinninger
Monroeville
Barbara Zinninger
Robert Starkey
Huron High School
Faulhaber Co
Lori Jean
Ray Starkey
Monument High
Colorado
Thelma Jean Starkey
N. Hester St
Society Offers Partial Contract To 648 Board Of Mental Health
The Mental Health Society presents a Tuesday night contract to the 648 Board of Mental Health and Retardation in Norwalk, aiming to consolidate services and curb duplication. It allows the 648 Board to review Society records, but preserves Society autonomy and sets binding arbitration for disputes. Negotiations may continue as the 648 Board explores other agencies amid leadership changes.
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Mental Health Society
Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
648 Board
648
Norwalk
Thomas Heydinger
Henry Young
American Arbitration Association
Young
Heydinger
Hedinger
Joint Commission On Hospital Accreditation
eLines
Larry L. Hadley
Historical Society Meets In New Parish House
The Firelands Historical Society gathered in the new parish hall at St. Pauls Episcopal Church marking its first community event there. The Rev Elden Smith called it fitting for the society to meet on the historic spot. The hall replaces the former white frame house destroyed by a January 1976 fire and opened three weeks ago. The group paid tribute to Ruth Beller Young, its first woman president, who served in 1974 and 1975. Plans include a junior membership program and a reprint project for Picturesque Huron with prepublication pricing. A slide presentation featured photos from the book.
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The
Firelands Historical Society
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Elden Smith
Historical Society
St. Paul
Ruth Beller Young
Edgar Tucker
Rally in Norwalk Advances Regional Government Critique
More than 250 people attended a rally by The Ohio Committee to Restore the Constitution at the Norwalk American Legion last week. Colonel Archibald Roberts, national committee president, claimed regional government is unconstitutional and nonelective, urging support for H.J.R. 33 and H.B. 778 while warning of land, gun, and health controls as a path to centralized power. He noted shifts in Ohio City’s development from a slum to a middle class area, citing industrial growth and suburban moves as factors shaping urban change.
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Ohio Committee To Restore the Constitution
Norwalk American Legion
Archibald Roberts
National Committee
Indiana
Roberts
Ohio
Washington
Congress
Senate
Georgetown
Washington, D.C
Ohio City
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Norwalk Guard
Sandusky Drive-In
Cleveland RD
Pizza Post
E. Main ST
New Parish House
Melvin Herner
Historic
Lyme
Huron
Huron County
Wilbur Ellis
St. John’s Church
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Ellis
ST. Paul Episcopal Parish
Euclid Avenue
Timex
Aviance
Chantilly Cei
Cadet Etc
East Main
K-H Drug Walgreen Agency
Claremont Ave
Shland
Food Mart
Benedict Ave
Fast Foods
Sugardale
Bologna
Country Stage
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville Stars
Ramona Jones Band
the Stoneman Family
Justin Tubb
Bobby Helms
Helmsmen
Nova, Ohio
St. Rt
Ashland County
NOVA
L-K
Benedict Avenue
Norwalk, Ohio
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