Thanksgiving Services Planned Across Norwalk Churches
City ministers from three Norwalk churches will join a United Thanksgiving service at 7 30 p m Wednesday at The First United Presbyterian Church The Rev Paul C Bailey The Rev Floyd Buckland and the Rev John Kenneth McDivitt will participate A separate Thanksgiving Eve service with a bank offering is set for 7 30 p m at St Peter s Evangelical Lutheran St Paul s Episcopal will hold a 9 a m service Wednesday Calvary Baptist will stage a 7 30 p m service The First Church of Christ will host a candlelight service with a fellowship supper at 6 p m Public is invited Mass times at St Paul s and St Mary s Catholic churches vary in observation North Fairfield will hold a Union Thanksgiving Service at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the United
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Norwalk
First United Presbyterian Church
Paul C. Bailey
First Methodist Church
Floyd Buckland
First Baptist Church
John Kenneth McDivitt
The
Presbyterian Church
St. Pe
Ter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Calvary Baptist Church
First Church of Christ of
Benedict and
Hickory Streets
Ship Hall
St. Paul's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
North Fairfield
United Church
Clergy lineup announced for upcoming service
The Rev. Philip Hershberger will be guest minister. The Rev. Dan Carmany of the Methodist Church will be the speaker and the Rev. R. Hawkins of the Elizabeth Baptist Church will serve as liturgist.
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Philip Hershberger
Dan Carmany
The
Methodist Church
R. Hawkins
Elizabeth Baptist Church
Norwalk Grassroots Anti Poverty Meeting Canceled
The regularly scheduled Norwalk Grassroots Anti poverty meeting for Thursday is canceled due to Thanksgiving. The next meeting is set for December 14 with Program Coordinator George Hayduk reporting on a welfare medical treatment survey.
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Norwalk
George Hayduk
School safety patrol meetings announced for multiple districts
Gilbert Brubaker announces safety patrol meetings for elementary grades at Wakeman Towns end and Hartland Schools. Since 1922 the program has reduced injuries when patrollers are on duty. William Young of the Huron County Automobile Club and John Short will conduct the training.
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Gilbert Brubaker
Western Reserve
Wakeman
Townsend
Hartland
Brubaker
William Young
Huron County Automobile Club
John Short
Norwalk
Trucker Falls Ill on Ohio Turnpike Takes Shelter for Help
James Hall a 42 year old trucker from Inster Mich was taken to Bellevue Hospital after becoming ill on the Ohio Turnpike around 630 am He pulled into a maintenance shed at Ohio 269 and the turnpike for aid He was admitted for rest as doctors assess the cause. Adult farm classes in Monroeville will meet Tuesdays through winter starting Nov 28 with Economics of Crop Production in Huron County the first topic.
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Michigan
Bellevue Hospital
Maintainance
James Hall
Inster
Mich
Hall
Monroeville
Huron County
Greenwich Fire Board weighs bids for new pumper
Greenwich Fire Board studies bids from five manufacturers and one local chassis dealer for a new Green witch Volunteer Fire Department pumper. One American LaFrance bid was eliminated for not meeting specs. a 30 day option was rejected. A separate inquiry on township fire levies was noted. The board renewed the Shilo mutual aid agreement for three years.
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Greenwich
Greenwich - Ripley
American LaFrance Fire Equipment
Kochis
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Howard VerBurg
Shilo
NYC Plans City Talks With Norwalk Railroad Official
J E Clark Toledo division engineer of the New York Central Railroad will visit Norwalk within a week to discuss railroad crossings. Morley Price, service director, asked Clark to repair sidewalks and warning signals and to cut weeds. The city may request action from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio if improvements are not made.
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J. E. Clark
Toledo
New York Central Railroad
Norwalk
Morley Price
Clark
Price
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Clown-Suited Gambler Shrugs at Lake Tahoe Casino
A large crowd at a Lake Tahoe casino watches a woman in a clown suit snatch money from the air in a staged gambling stunt. The event draws attention as staff halt gambling activities during the spectacle.
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Russell Nielson
Stateline, Nev
UPI
Lake Tahoe
Whirlwind Money Gimmick Delights Nevada Hotel Crowd
A Nevada hotel staged a free two minute publicity stunt called the whirlwind of money. A performer stood in a glass box while $3,000 in assorted bills blew around. She kept bills she could fit through a slot, winning $85 as spectators watched officials count the loot.
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Tel
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