PTO Invites Students To Air Problems At Meeting
Western Reserve PTO will invite high school students to attend meetings and speak on issues they face. Mrs. Jack Nichols Collins says students will not be members but may join discussions at future sessions. The next PTO meeting is December 13 with an elementary Christmas program at 8 p.m.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve Parents and Teachers Organization
Jack Nichols Collins
PTO
Ohio
Ellis) Dunmyer
Nichols
Western Reserve
Stein Buys Sandusky Store
Stein owner of the Press Store in Norwalk buys Josephs Inc a women s apparel shop in Sandusky The deal does not include the building plan calls for no staff changes and the store name will stay Josephs Inc will be managed by former president William J Baratt to ease the ownership transition Stein 36 of 29 James Street moved to Norwalk from Columbus three years ago and has interests in other Ohio and Michigan stores
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Sandusky
Frederick Stein
Norwalk
Joseph’s Inc
Stein
James St
Joseph's
Joseph’s
Market
Wayne Streets
East Market Street
William J. Baratt
Joseph’s, Inc
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Editor Paddock to speak at Mansfield OSU campus
Paddock Jr the editor and publisher of weekly newspapers in Monroeville Plymouth and Lodi will address students at Ohio State University Mansfield Friday He speaks on the problems and principles of the weekly newspaper business in Ovalwood Hall Room 135 at 1 pm The talk is sponsored by The Option and notes his prior career as a Near East diplomat and his 73 reporting and publishing awards over 15 years
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Mansfield
Paddock, Jr
Monroeville
Plymouth
Lodi
Ohio State University
Ovalwood Hall
Paddock
Near East
Damron Trial Date Set for December in Huron County
Glenn Damron, 24, of rural New London, charged with second degree murder in the 1969 death of his 3 year old stepson, is scheduled for trial in Huron County Common Pleas Court December 6. This marks the fourth date set for the proceeding. Damron is represented by Norwalk attorney Henry E. Young.
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Glenn Damron
New London
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Damron
Norwalk
Henry E. Young
Wounded Soldier Transfer to Walter Reed
MILAN PFC Roger A. Booth son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Booth 4 Chippewa Dr Milan has been transferred to Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington D C Private Booth was injured in Vietnam Oct 29 when two landmines exploded near him on patrol He suffered fragmentation wounds to both thighs his right arm and a shrapnel piece lodged behind his left eye His mailing address is PFC Roger A Booth 286 50 0046 Walter Reed Army Hospital Ward 35 Washington D C 20012
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Milan
Roger A. Booth
Arthur Booth
Chippewa Dr
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington, D.C
Booth
Vietnam
Pfc
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Ward 35
Five Injured In Ohio Road Collisions Over Weekend
A two car crash at Ohio 99 and 113 left seven injured with Doris Widman in fair condition at Bellevue Hospital. Cleo Widman was cited for failure to yield after his northbound vehicle collided with Virgil Frankfather’s car. Frankfather, Linda, and three children treated and released. A separate one car wreck on U S 250 north of Ohio 162 sent three passengers to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, while James Obermiller was cited for driving left of center after a Skid on Schaffer Road. Three other patients treated and released at Fisher-Titus. No citations in that incident.
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Bellevue Hospital
Ohio 99
Ohio
Doris Widman
Whittlesey Avenue
Cleo R. Widman
Virgil R. Frankfather
Cleveland
Frankfather
Linda
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
U.S. 250
James W. Felver
Greenwich
Timothy L. Ritz
Sheila Ann Ritz
Joseph Ritz
New London
Ronald L. Amburgy
James A. Obermiller
Parsons Street
James A. Jolly
Monroeville
Obermiller
Schaffer Road
Jolly
Grahe Noble, Jr
Sandusky
Edison Boosters Launch Athletic Complex Fund Drive
The Edison Boosters Club begins an 80 000 dollar five year campaign to build a lighted football field bleachers press box baseball diamond and facilities for track and field in Milan Berlin area with no federal or school funding. Alex Ross chairs the project and other volunteers cover equipment publicity and administration. The football field is to be seeded this week.
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Milan
Edison High School
Edison Boosters Club
Berlin-Milan
Alex Ross
Frank Zadell
Chuck Kleiber
Gene Lake
Fred Spoerr
Bert Pritt
Ed Gormley
Three Car Collision on Whittlesey Avenue Reported
Multiple crashes occurred Monday on Whittlesey Avenue and nearby streets. John J. Steible of Norwalk was charged with failure to stop after rear ending Gordon W. Mayne, whose car then struck David L. Rogers. Ruth E. Eline backed into a car by the post office, and Edwards collided with a car leaving Norwalk Motor Sales. A second incident occurred at Plank Road and U.S. 250 involving Walter D. Dishman, and Thayer K. Perry bumped Edwin T. Welch at East Main and Hester Streets. David L. Harp reported damage to his parked car in Kroger lot.
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Whittlesey Avenue
John J. Steible
Norwalk
Gordon W. Mayne
Lockwood Motel
Mayne
David L. Rogers
Rosedale Blvd
Rogers
League Street
Steible
Ruth E. Eline
Whittlesey Ave
Eline Auto
Delores I. Brogan
Oak St
Plank Road
U.S. 250
Russell Edwards
S. Linwood Ave
Milan Ave
Walter D. Dishman
Seminary St
North Fairfield
East Main
Hester Streets
Hester Street
Thayer K. Perry
Edwin T. Welch
State St
Welch
Perry
David L. Harp
Washington St
Kroger
Willard Names Ken Sommers as Mayor and City Officials
Kenneth Sommers, re elected to Willard City Council, becomes mayor in post election actions. He serves as personnel director for Midwest Industries and has been vice mayor since 1969. Council appoints JoAnn Jones as clerk and installs new council officers.
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Willard
Kenneth Sommers
Sommers
Charles Grossman
Midwest Industries, Inc
Norwalk
Kent State University
Wilcox Taylor
Grossman
Taylor
James Slosser
JoAnn Jones
Franklin D. Eckstein
Wade A. Eden
Slosser
Willard Moves To Update City Laws And Fund Projects
The city will pay 5250 to re‑codify ordinances via the Walter H. Crane Co. and four other contracts were awarded by competitive bidding. Funds show a 10000 deficit in the general fund, with 4000 and 7500 deficits in sewer and street funds, offset by a renewed income tax. Mayor Grossman reports 1596 in mayor's court revenue.
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Charles Grossman
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