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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1965
Page
3
The ceremony featured Coulton Knott Pastor E G Riley Neva Leffel youth group president and Roy Leffel deacons chair in the front row with more attendees noted in the second row of the event in Berlin Heights.
The Reflector lists overseas mailing addresses for area servicemen for sending Christmas cards and packages with a December 10 deadline. Entries include personnel from U S ships and units in New York San Francisco and other locations with F P O box details and service numbers.
A Sunday ceremony at Berlin Heights Regular Baptist Church marked the groundbreaking on East Main Street. Participants included Pastor E G Riley Neva Leffel Merrill Willinger Henry Tittle Jr Ray Hayes Roy Leffel Merrill Willinger and Mayor Myron Nichols with a reception at the church afterward. The congregation currently meets on Main Street.
Moroeville Village Council discussed potential annexation of a 41.5 acre tract on Peru Center Road to allow water service for developer Cletus Mayer. Mayer and attorney Britton D. Young attended. annexation would proceed with a tentative agreement. The council also reviewed a letter from Board of Public Affairs President Walter Fritz about a proposed Ohio Edison contract and noted objections related to service to certain consumers and voltage delivery.
Monroeville Mayor Clayton C. Lord and several council members clash Tuesday night over attendance to Park and Recreation and school levy meetings. Myers and Millis press for action on the levy as debate centers on whether the village would have a high school next September if the measure fails.
The 80 foot Blue Spruce destined for the White House was toppled and halted for about an hour and a half in Willard while on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Wrapped in burlap the tree bore a sign declaring its origin as the Nation's Christmas tree from the White Mountains Apache Tribe near White River Arizona.
Charles H. Goodacre aged 68 of Sarasota Florida and formerly of Greenwich died suddenly Wednesday morning. A Greenwich Post Office clerk for 30 years, he was a former village council member and Rotary secretary. He served in World War I and belonged to Mil-Bon-Mar Post 280 American Legion and local Masonic bodies. Survived by three sisters and a brother, funeral set for Saturday at Griffith-Cline Funeral Home Gradenton with burial in Sarasota.
New London The Savings and Loan Banking Co mailed Christmas Club checks totaling 37 000 to about 300 area families members according to president William Lawrence.
Willard voters face a Jan 11 special election on funding a Pioneer Joint Vocational School District. The plan proposes a operating mill and building levy to support a regional vocational program serving about 800 students by 1967 with land donated by Shelby US Depot site and federal aid of 909000 for building and equipment.
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