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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1968
Page
8
Monroeville Sch Loe Man Post 547 American Legion hosts its annual Veterans Day stag fish fry at the American Legion Hall on Friday with serving starting at 7 p.m. Committee chairmen are John Jump Wilfred A. Myers Leon T. Preston Carlton D. Myers Lowell Sparks and Walter J. Greilich.
Western Reserve Board of Education heard a Hartland Elementary School remodeling review from a Wakeman PTA committee. Inspectors found general satisfaction but flagged floor tile issues, bookcase specs, roof cracks, and cleaning overtime costs while noting maintenance neglect and pending final inspections after remaining work and negotiations with the architect and contractor.
The Willard Central Elementary School PTA sponsors a maroon and white sweatshirt sale to fund school equipment. Shirts are sized for children and adults. For information contact Mrs. Robert Taylor at 305 W Maple St.
WAKEMAN Western Reserve High School drama club presents three plays for its first One-Act Play Festival. The shows run Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Plays include Sorry Wrong Number The Gallery and The Farmer's Daughter directed by Miss Susan Lindley.
Kiwanis wives in Monroeville attended a Tuesday Ladies night at the Congregational Community United Church of Christ. Ken L. Bartter demonstrated laser capabilities including transmitting signals, drilling diamonds, and space communications. Next week the group will host Monroeville High School Eagles officials and a Browns highlights film. A separate St Peter's Lutheran program in Pontiac will feature slides on India work by Pastor Milton H. Schramm and wife.
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