Galion Man Elected OAPSE District President
Leo Jobe of Galion was elected north central district president for the Ohio Association of Public School Employees. He previously served as first vice president. New officers include William Akers Mansfield first vice president and Marilyn Mowrer Ashland second vice president. The district covers Ashland Crawford Huron Knox Morrow and Richland counties with about 1000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Jobe
Galion
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
OAPSE
William Akers
Mansfield
Marilyn Mowrer
Ashland
Crawford
Huron
Knox
Morrow
Richland
Drunken driving guilty plea in rural Washington case
Ronald J. Lewis, 30, of rural New Washington pleaded guilty to drunken driving in Common Pleas Court. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and had his license suspended for 30 days. Ronald J. Lawrence, 31, of Willard, pleaded not guilty to a non-support charge with bond set at 2000 cash or 4000 property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald J. Lewis
New Washington
Lewis
Common Pleas
Ronald J. Lawrence
Willard
Common Pleas Court
October Building Starts Top $500000 in Norwalk
The October construction starts in Norwalk exceeded half a million dollars with a county highway garage building permit worth 247000 and three new homes. Other permits cover trailer courts, improvements, and several local businesses, plus Mayor Harold Finch reported receipts in Mayor's Court totaling 3598.
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Norwalk
Harold Finch
Jefferson St
Peter J. Sofios
Parsons St
Len Hartwig
Forest St
Richard Opper
East League St
Key Estates
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk Vault Co
Carroll Kister
East Main St
Tom Hug
North Hester St
Homer
Subscription Rates By Carrier or Mail Across Regions
Subscription terms list weekly carrier delivery in Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas. Mail option 55 percent per week in Huron and Erie Counties with no carrier service. Annual rates 21 dollars in state or 28.60 dollars elsewhere in the United States. Advance payment required.
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Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Ohio Canals Program At Firelands Historical Society
Miss Betty A. Neidecker of Bowling Green will present slides with canal boat song recordings at 8 p.m. Saturday Nov 14 at the Senior Center in Port Clinton. Neidecker, an associate professor at Bowling Green State University, will discuss Ohio canals linking Lake Erie to the Gulf of Mexico and their abandonment after railroads arrived. The talk is open to the public for a nominal charge.
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Ohio Canals
Firelands Historical Society
Senior Center
W. Main
Betty A. Neidecker
Bowling Green
Lake Erie
Gulf of Mexico
Neidecker
Miss Neidecker
Port Clinton
Ohio
Sandusky
Dorothy Samson
Lorene Gibbs
Canal Fulton
Ottawa County Historical Society
Bowling Green State University
Henry Timman
Ruby Heyl
The
Historical Society
Lyle Foss
Norwalk Women Star in Harlequin Comedy Season Opener
Three Norwalk women perform in the Sandusky Harlequins season opener You Know I Cant Hear You When The Waters Running. Veteran director Cathy Guest also stars and appears in one segment. Cast includes Margie Newton and Candy Carvey in their first Sandusky stage appearances. Performances run Friday Saturday Sunday and November 13 14 15 19 20 21 at the Coach House Theater Sandusky with 815 p.m. curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Norwalk
Sandusky Harlequins Theater
Cathy Guest
Mrs. Guest
The
Harlequins
Margie Newton
Candy Carvey
Coach House
Four Earn Straight A Grades at Monroeville High
Monroeville High School announces first grading period honor roll with four seniors and 32 total honorees. Senior Sandy Gerber and Susan Schaffer lead straight A scholastic standing, joined by junior Sue Christman and sophomore Nancy Crane.
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Monroeville
Sandy Gerber
Susan Schaffer
Sue Christman
Nancy Crane
Eileen Helmstetter
Terri Mowry
Martha Palmer
Randall Williams
Jeannie Wilhelm
Elaine Stein
Marc South
Marianne Smith
Karen Smith
Virginia Schafer
Joanne Schafer
Lynn Roeder
Mary Raines
Robin Homan
Lynette Leber
Willa Patrick
Mary Ann Pheiffer
Nancy Roeder
Debra Winchester
Cheryl Atherton
Margarita Barman
Jeff Clark
Dale Stein
Pat Simon
Debra Zipfel
Mary Ott
Kurt Heyman
Jane Hohler
Suzanne Jump
Helen Gies
Debi Roeder
Cathy Wilhelm
Plans For Chlorine Approved At New London Sewage Plant
Duane Edwards reports to the Board of Public Affairs that chlorine treatment plans for the New London sewage plant have been sent to the State Health Water Pollution and Control Division for approval. The EPA will seek council action to renew notes for water distribution upgrades. Original notes of $165 000 were cut to $135 000 in 1969 with principal payments due before renewal this year. Water and sewer department employees gain a 10 cent per hour wage increase retroactive to Sept 15, within village ordinance rates.
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New London
Duane Edwards
Board of Public Affairs
State Department of Health Water Pollution and Control Division
EPA
Council
Edwards
Water and Sewer Department
Minor Crash at Ohio 61 and U S 224 Intersection
State Highway Patrol logged a single county crash on Thursday at Ohio 61 and U S 224. Charles B. Farley of Mansfield backed into Sheila R. Chapman of New Haven after Chapman stopped at a light to let a semi-trailer turn. The incident involved minor damage with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Ohio 61
U.S. 224
Charles B. Farley
Mansfield
Sheila R. Chapman
New Haven
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Galion Man
Sammy Davis, Jr
Cinema Center Films
Hollywood
Charles Dickens
Clesic
UPI Telephoto
F.W. Woolworth Co
Elmer Smith
Mead
Mayor’s Court
Charlie Brown
F. Patton
Hells Chosen
A. CC and Company
John Borgia
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Royal Ironstone
Casablanca
E. Main
Bankamericards
Western Shop
N. Linwood
Norwalk, Ohio
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