Norwalk Board Eyes First Varsity Baseball Program
The Norwalk Board of Education plans to approve Norwalk High School's first varsity baseball team at tonight's meeting. Supt. Albion V. Gotaas said Oct. 28 he completed a study and recommends adding baseball to the spring sports lineup next year. The agenda also includes a vocational education report and hiring Miss Anita Canterbury to teach high school English. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. in the administration building at Hester and Monroe Streets.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Norwalk High School
Albion V. Gotaas
Anita Canterbury
Hester and
Monroe Streets
Area Masons Award York Cross of Honour
Three area men received the York Cross of Honour at the Ohio Priority No 18 meeting in Berea. Honorees were Carl J. Boehler of Norwalk Merlin Hubble of Bellevue and C I Twaddle of New London for serving in multiple Masonic leadership roles.
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York
Obituaries for Wilda Myers and Carl Stockmaster
Wilda Myers 74 of Newton Terrace died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a five month illness. She taught in Lodi and Savannah and was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church and Retired Teachers Association. Surviving are two daughters, a son, nine grandchildren, a brother, and nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 1 30 p.m. at First United Presbyterian Church. burial Savannah Cemetery. Memorials to Huron County Cancer Society. Carl L Stockmaster 65 of Grange Road Willard died at Ohio State University Hospital after a two month illness. He was a former motor pool supervisor for Wilkins Air Force Depot and a member of Willard Eagles Lodge and Grange. Survived by wife Dorothy a son and daughter and four brothers and sisters. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. from Fink Funeral Home Willard with burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Wilda Myers
Newton Terrace
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Lucas
Myers
Norwalk
Ashland County
Lodi
Savannah
First United Presbyterian Church
Retired Teachers Association
Charles
June) Knoll
John K. McDivitt
Savannah Cemetery
Huron County Cancer Society
Carl L. Stockmaster
Willard
Grange Road
Ohio State University Hospital
Havana
Wilkins Air Force Depot
Shelby
Stockmaster
Willard Eagles Lodge
Willard Grange
Dorothy
Duane
Carla
Loretta Young
Attica
Agnes Wise
Mardell Liddick
Leo
Wilbur
Bucyrus
Walter
Toledo
Harold
Sycamore
Fink
Monroeville Man Pleads Guilty To Drunken Driving
Jack Blanton 29 of Monroeville pleaded guilty to drunken driving Saturday. He received a $200 fine plus costs, a three day jail sentence, and a 30 day driver's license suspension at a Common Pleas Court hearing.
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Jack Blanton
Monroeville
Common Pleas Court
Levy Filed for Monroeville Special Election
The Monroeville Local School District has filed with the Board of Elections for a Dec 14 special election. A 6.8 mill additional tax levy, previously defeated 597 to 376, will be re-submitted to voters.
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Monroeville
Board of Elections
Norwalk Woman Burned In Oven Blast
A rural Norwalk resident, Mrs. James Janey of Tiger Road, is hospitalized after an oven explosion Friday night while she tried to re light it. She has burns on her face and right arm and is receiving treatment at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Norwalk
James Janey
Tiger Road
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Cars collide on Woodlawn and Main in minor pickup
A Huron woman backed her car to let a gasoline truck pass and bumped a car behind her. The dented bumper belonged to a vehicle driven by The Rev. Quentin E. Battiste, 24, of Firelands Boulevard.
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Woodlawn Avenue
East Main Street
Huron
Lindy J. Nolan
Quentin E. Battiste
Firelands Blvd
Zoning Meeting Plans Subdivision Rules And Trailer Proposal
A Planning and Zoning Commission agenda lists a 7:30 p.m. session at city hall with two reports. One covers subdivision regulations, the other analyzes a trailer replacement request by Mrs. Donald Knight of rural Norwalk for 68 70 Jefferson Street.
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Jefferson Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Hall
Donald Knight
Norwalk
Jefferson St
Plymouth St. Paul Football Game Not Broadcast Local Policy
Plymouth high school will not allow broadcast of home games citing policy. Principal Scott Blackburn said Mansfield radio station was refused for Lexington Plymouth game to keep consistency and fairness with broadcasts of home events.
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Plymouth
Wakeman Council Rejects 24 Hour Police Fire Line
The Wakeman village council rejected a proposal by Carl Gerber to run a combined 24 hour police and fire phone line for 100 dollars monthly. Police Chief Lyle Miller doubts the benefit as they average five calls daily. Fire department also declined and Terry Valentine was named a second auxiliary policeman.
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Wakeman
Carl Gerber
Gerber
Lyle Miller
Fire Department
Terry Valentine
Miller
Paul Burns
Board of Public Affairs
Krogh to Stay Service Director in Norwalk
Norwalk currents indicate Krogh will continue as service director when the new administration takes office, with a May charter vote potentially altering tenure. Goodsite praised the incoming council and auditor as a cooperative team ready to serve the city.
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Krogh
Charles Sweet
Finch
Department of Safety
Department of Service
Goodsite
Norwalk
Livestock Market Report from Cleveland
Cleveland livestock prices by UPI show steady cattle and sheep markets with prime steers 34.75 to 35.25 and hogs 200 pounds plus market strong to 25 cents higher. Calves and lambs also listed with multiple grade ranges and prices. Have something to sell Advertise it here Call 662-4241.
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Cleveland
UPI
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Linda
Empire Ballroom
Leicester Square
London
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Paul Robinson
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S. F
N.a’s
Goodyear
Chevrolet
F.E.T
Tan
H & H Tire
Milan Ave
Gallup
Parker
Firelands Tool Rental
Woodlawn
Christmas Club
Huron County Bank
Norwalk, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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