School Board Approves 6th Bus and Classroom Upgrades
The board approved adding a sixth school bus after a safety inspection and discussed costs for a blacktop walk with a stone base. Auctions for fluorescent lighting were paused pending candle power standards. Funds were authorized for library aide, adult education pay raises, and a Title III education loan. Next meeting set for December 14.
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Kramer
Bronson School
Diamond S
Tom O’donnell
Chapin
O’donnell
Miller
Ruth Berner
Roger Cloud
Aldis Rangers
Capital University
Ella Hinde Powell
Mary Falke
Erwin Ultican
Don Pease Seeks Re Election In New Huron District
State Senator Don J. Pease of Oberlin announces plans to seek re election in a newly drawn district that includes Huron and Erie Counties as well as parts of Richland and Lorain Counties. The reapportionment plan took effect October 27 1966. Pease offers full cooperation to Huron County residents and notes colleague Tennyson Guyer will represent Erie and Huron through 1966.
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Don J. Pease
Oberlin
Huron County
Pease
Huron
Erie
Richland County
Lorain County
Ashland
Lorain
Medina
Richland
Tennyson Guyer
Parked Car Hit Cites Willard Youth for Reckless Driving
Police cited James E. Schafer 18 Willard after his vehicle struck a parked car owned by Treasure Adams 197E Main St. The impact moved Adams car 62 feet into the yard at 195 E Main St. Schafer suffered two broken teeth in the crash.
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James E. Schafer
Willard
Treasure Adams
Main St
Adams
195 E
Schafer
Proposal To Hike Board Salaries Dies Silently
A motion to raise Norwalk City Board of Education member salaries from 3 to 20 dollars per meeting failed for lack of a second. The proposal noted a new law allowing 20 dollars but did not advance.
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Norwalk
Curriculum Changes Described To Board In Norwalk
Norwalk City Schools presented updates on elementary and junior high programs at a Board of Education meeting led by Mozelle Adams and school principals. Adams stressed reading focus and ongoing teacher in service training while noting innovation is adopted after proving its value.
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Maplehurst School
Norwalk
Norwalk City
Board of Education
Mozelle Adams
Miss Adams
Louis C. Rapalee
Pleasant and Bronson
Gale Leimbach
Benedict
League
William Ruby
Maplehurst
Ruby
Lowell C. Ruggles
Man Fined For Leaving Accident Scene
John K. Romell, 29, 48 1/2 Corwin, was fined 50 dollars and costs in Mayor's Court Tuesday for leaving the scene of an accident. Romell allegedly drove a car that struck a vehicle owned by Mrs Le Roy White, 16 Marshall, Oct 3. The White car suffered extensive damage. Police traced the car to Romell after a tip. after his wife refused police entry without a warrant, he was arrested at his Bellevue workplace and questioned about the car.
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John K. Romell
Corwin Sr
Romell
LeRoy White
Marshall Sr
Bellevue
Norwalk Reflector Herald Delivery Details
Norwalk area newspaper listing shows published daily except Sundays and holidays by Reflector Herald. Postage and subscription terms indicate carrier delivery in Norwalk Milan Monroville Wakeman North Fairfield and nearby rural areas with local postal rates and service notes.
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Norwalk
Monroe Norfalk
Ohio
Reflector-Herald
LPL News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Millil
Milan Monroille
Wakenan
North Pairfield
Greensien New Lamiae
Willard
Huron
Erie County
Ural
Shoplifters Target Norwalk Stores In Afternoon Burglary
Police described two suspects a man and woman of unknown age and race who visited two Norwalk shops Tuesday afternoon and left with a stainless steel Bulova wrist watch valued at 71.50 a television and a tape recorder. A second report from Davis E. Chaffee of Sandusky noted the same two as suspects at B F Goodrich Co. and Plymouth police reported a similar theft targeting a nearby town.
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Johnson's Jewelry
E. Main St
Davis E. Chaffee
Sandusky
B.F. Goodrich Co
Whittlesey
Goodrich Co
Jury Upholds Mer wealth Suit In Route 20 Crash
Huron County Common Pleas Court suit of Elizabeth Meriless against Ludwig Siegl, from Mansfield, stemming from a Route 20 rain crash between Norwalk and Monroeville, was affirmed by a Sixth District Court of Appeals majority. Judge Clifford Brown dissented.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Merriless
Ludwig Siegl
Mansfield
Dudley Smith
Harvey Straub
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Clifford Brown
Route 20
Norwalk
Monroeville
Siegl
Merciless
John
Deeds Record Ohio Norwalk Bypass Right of Way
Eight deeds grant the State of Ohio right of way for the Norwalk bypass recorded in Huron County. A.J. Baltes Inc transfers two Ridgefield Township parcels: 0.45 acre for 2632 dollars and 0.62 acre for 367.50 dollars. Construction Realty Corp sells five Norwalk Township parcels totaling 0.29, 0.37, 19.4 and 0.71 acres for 10040, 490, 25351 and 186 dollars, plus two Ridgefield parcels of 0.73 acre for 450 dollars and 5.54 acres for 3500 dollars.
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State of Ohio
Norwalk
Huron County Recorder
A.J. Baltes, Inc
Ridgefield Township
Construction Realty Corp
Norwalk Township
Construction Realty
City Man Cited In Abandonment
Richard Lee Potts, 27, of Greenwich, pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Huron County Common Pleas Court to a charge of intent to abandon. He allegedly attempted to abandon his pregnant wife.
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Richard Lee Potts
Greenwich
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Potts
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Division of Safety and Hygiene
Don Pease
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Benedict Ave
Seakum
METRO
Wurrer
Normal
Travelsg Agency
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Jerry John
Plymouth
Fall Bakery Treats
Meek’s Pastry Shops
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Citizens National Bank Home Savings and Loan Co
Huron County Bank