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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
2
The Auditor outlines progress on resuming 1964 tax rate work after election results. Rates start in August as budgets arrive from Huron County’s 19 townships 9 villages and cities 8 school districts. Completion depends on official counts and state requirements with cooperation from the County Treasurer.
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce schedules its annual dinner for 6 30 p m on Monday November 16 at Maplehurst School John Hall of the U S Chamber of Commerce and John Krizan of Findlay Chamber will speak. Kaiser says tickets will be mailed to members and reservations are through the Chamber office in the Huron County Bank building.
Six members from Huron County will attend the Ohio School Boards Association annual convention in Columbus November 10 to 12. The three day event expects more than 3,000 school officials from Ohio. delegates include Lowell Hileman, Charles Eby, Jack Hodgkin, Paul Miller, Emerson Neumann, and Dr. F D Crosby representing six local boards.
The Norwalk City Board of Education will hold a 7:30 tonight meeting in Dr. Sturgis R. Carbin’s office to decide on making the final payment to the contractor for the new junior high school.
WAKEMAN Western Reserve Board of Education hires Paul Tuttle as substitute vocational agriculture teacher to cover Gale Batchelder ill. A Minneapolis Honeywell representative will inspect heating systems and price preventive maintenance. Townsend School heating controls repairs planned. Lawrence Frank denied permission to form a literature club. A car for driver training will come from R W Albright Inc. Part time help for the central kitchen set at one dollar per hour.
The Christian Missionary Alliance Church at 79 E Main St reports a new high for missionary giving with 9820.27 beyond the general fund in the last fiscal year. The 1964 65 pledge reached 9208 as the largest ever, and leaders aim for 10000 this year as the Society of the Christian Missionary Alliance supports about 900 missionaries in 24 overseas fields.
Willard United Fund Inc. has exceeded its target for the drive, reporting over 19,000 in contributions and pledges against a 17,000 goal. The campaign surpassed the goal set five years ago, reaching the milestone last year for the first time.
Bruce N. Sanders, 20, of Greenwich, remains in critical condition at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain after his car collided with a semitrailer near Fitchville Monday evening. He was transferred from Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital with brain and neck injuries.
Unemployment claims at the Norwalk office rose to 187 for the week ending Oct 31, with 77 new claims. The increase began Oct 24 from 85 the prior week, after year lows in late September and October, while 1963 earnings averaged 122.15 in construction and 93.10 in transportation utilities among county workers.
Willard City schools announce first grading period honor roll. Students must have three A’s and no grade below B in major subjects. Names span grades from fourth to seniors, including Teresa Parent, June Minns, William Sowers, Matt Meyer, and many others across freshman to senior levels.
Clerk Dana W Call reports for October actions in the Court of Common Pleas with total filings including 24 civil 15 divorce and 21 criminal cases. He notes 1 940 certificates of titles 576 lienNotations 388 cancellations 471 memorandum certificates 17 duplicate certificates and 16 watercraft certificates with 10 watercraft liens noted.
Geologist C. D. Fenstermaker of Hudson Oil Co reports the Phillip C. Johnson property drill on Route 60 has reached 4181 feet with total depth at 4300 feet. Trempealeau formation reached at 4101 feet and Franconia expected at 4300 feet. An electro-log will decide oil potential and whether to cement and continue studies over coming weeks. The only nearby ready for production well is Troxell number one near Route 250 in Clear Creek Township, Ashland County, now prepared for gas production.
Huron County voters cast a total of 18,820 on Tuesday for presidential state and county contests, below the 20,140 tally from 1960 and far under the forecast 22,000 turnout amid clear weather.
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