Willard Lutherans to Add Church Annex and Endowment
The Trinity Lutheran Church congregation voted to complete the church educational annex with two addi tions on the second and third floors at an estimated cost of 76000 dollars. The annex first floor was built in 1957 and the Rev. Warren Willke cited rising Sunday School enrollment and vacation Bible School as reasons. The building committee includes Klingel smith, Fred Heisler, Orrin Vogel, Emerson Neumann, Karl Link, Otto Bauerle and Mike Meyer. Members also approved an endowment fund for the cemetery on Willard West Road and two more acres were purchased nearby. Memorial Fund plans aim to aid parish students studying for the ministry. Baptized Trinity Lutheran membership was 996 with 575 adults or confirmed. Officers named at large were Klingel smith, Emerson Neumann, Karl Link and Leighton Kayser. deaconesses Mrs Gene Henry, Mrs James Brooks, Mrs Chester Kostoff. Gene Henry as Parish Education Board chair, junior Lutheran leader Mrs Walter Albright, and librarian Mrs Donald D. Robinson.
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Willard
Trinity Lutheran Church
Warren Willke
Ellis Klingelsmith
Fred Heisler
Orrin Vogel
Emerson Neumann
Karl Link Otto Bauerle
Mike Meyer
Willard West Road
Trinity Lutheran
Ing
Karl Link
Leighton Kayser
Gene Henry
James Brooks
Chester Kostoff
Parish Education Board
Walter Albright
Donald D. Robinson
Monroeville Board Hires New Teacher
Monroeville school board in special session accepted the resignation of first grade teacher Joyce Myers and hired Peggy Case of New London as replacement. Case has four years teaching in Perkins and six months at New London. Official results of the 2.3 mill renewal levy approved Nov 3 were 677 for and 316 against. The budget commission report listed inside millage 4.5 netting the general fund $51,983. Outside millage 14.0 yields $161,726 for the general fund while 3.8 outside millage provides $3,899 for the bond retirement fund.
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Monroeville
Monroeville OES Holds Annual Installation
Ninety members and guests of Althea Chapter No. 438, Order of Eastern Star, attended the annual installation of officers Monday evening. Mrs. Homer A. Jones installed her mother, Mrs. Kenneth H. Myers, as worthy matron with assistants Mrs. Guy H. Latham and Mrs. Nels W. Lund marshalls and others serving in key roles.
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Monroeville
Althea
Order of Eastern Star
Homer A. Jones
North Ridge Street
Kenneth H. Myers
Guy H. Latham
Nels W. Lund
Marshalls
George A. Drake
William Scheid
Dewey Beck
Gladys Henery
Nels Lund
Sentinel
Charles McAllister
Kenneth Salisbury
George Sherman
Albert Jones
Melvin Schug
Arthur Horner
Marshall
Theodore Shafer
Walter T. Jones
Ada
Richard Reser
Ruth
Laverne Heyman
Esther
William Salisbury
Martha
Arthur F. Henry
Electa
James Henery
Melvin G. Schug
Edith Jones
Arthur F. Herner
Booster Night Observed by New London Grange
The local Grange held a potluck supper and open meeting. A Community Chest donation and a TB Christmas Seal Bond purchase were noted. Walter Williams was chosen to attend the Firelands Electric District meeting on December 2. George Deering of Greenwich will speak at the December 3 meeting with Russia photos.
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New London
Community Chest
Walter Williams
The
Grange
Firelands Electric District
JoAnn Zimmerman
Harold Landis
Carol Jean Rowland
George Deering
Greenwich
Russia
Willard Man Heads Deanery
Willard Man of St. Francis Xavier Church Willard is installed as Sandusky Deanery Council of Catholic Men president at the 17th annual Toledo Diocesan Council of Catholic Men convention at McAuley High School in Toledo. Richard L. Mehling of Fremont retires as diocesan president and Richard L. Betschman of Norwalk retires as Sandusky deanery president.
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Toledo
Larry Foran
St. Francis Xavier Church
Willard
Sandusky Deanery
Council of Catholic Men
Toledo Diocesan Council of Catholic Men
McAuley High School
Richard L. Mehling
Fremont
Richard L. Betschman
Norwalk
Dixon Conducts Fire Safety Class Across Four Schools
Roger Dixon, sanitarian with the Huron County Health Department, led a fire safety demonstration for more than 500 students at St. Paul’s and St. Mary’s in Norwalk, Western Reserve High in Wakeman, and North Fairfield High. The kit came from the State Health Department and covers fire causes along with extinguishment and prevention. Clarence Ellet, sanitarian, said the demonstrations can be arranged on request.
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Roger Dixon
Huron County Health Department
Huron County
State Health Department
St. Paul’s
St. Mary’s of
Norwalk
Western Reserve High School
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Health Department
Clarence Ellet
Two Huron County Ford Employees Win $8547 for Ideas
Two Ford workers from Huron County shared 8547 in the company Employe Suggestion Plan. Philip Gerki of Wakeman received a 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 and $6000 for a convertible spare tire bracket idea. David Garrett of Sandusky, a tool operator, earned 2547 for a plan to rework dye cast sleeves and plungers to cut new tool purchases by half.
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Huron County
Ford Motor Company
Philip Gerki
Wakeman
Lorain
Gerki
David Garrett
Pitt St
Sandusky
Ford
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Bers
Monroeville Board
Monroeville Oes
Robert Zimmnerman
Charles Thomas
Worthing Howland
Willard Man
Dixon
Pe Camara
Rubinstein Heavensent
Reviow
Amity
Faberge
Roger and
Gallet
Jean Marie Farina
Bonnie Be
MENS
Old Spice — Kings
Yardley
Revlon
St. Johns
Max Factor
D'Orsay
Faberge House of His
Houbigant
Tussy
Dior
Chanel
Kaiser
Rexall Drug Store
West Main
Cas
America
Chevrolet
Miei
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