City Interfaith Service urges action on gut issues
Rev. Robert Linder of Toledo warned about civils rights and Vietnam as he led about 500 Norwalk Christians in the citys second ecumenical worship service closing a Sesquicentennial celebration. He urged oneness and love and urged support for neighbors, not just words. A 100 voice choir performed.
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Toledo
Norwalk
Jesus
Robert Linder
Norwalk Junior High
Linder
Vietnam
Church of Christ
Paul Laycock
Norwalk High School
Balderson Retires. Alexander Named Norwalk Manager
The City Loan and Savings Company announces the retirement of Ray Balderson, longtime Norwalk branch manager since 1950 and active in local civic groups. His successor is Jack E. Alexander, promoted from assistant manager where he has served since 1950. Alexander and his wife Elaine are parents of three children.
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City Loan and Savings Company
Ray Balderson
Norwalk
Balderson
City Loan
Marion
Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Mary
Stoutenberg
Jack E. Alexander
Alexander
Elaine
Robert
Paula
Diane
Reward Offered for Chihuahua That Bit Child in Berlinville
A Berlinville woman pleads for the return of her buff Chihuahua named Tammay that bit a child and was last seen Sunday noon to 1 pm after being let out for a noonday run. The dog, registered as license 3558 with a brown collar, has an injured left eye and is under observation.
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Berlinville
Cited In City Traffic Mishap And Education Talk
Norwalk police cited two drivers after an accident at 62 Milan Ave. Evelyn White 42 of Mead was charged with failure to stop within a safe distance. Earl Stoltz 22 of Chatham was charged with faulty equipment. Also cited was Darius Gough 17 of Republic for driving off the right side on Stoutenburg Drive. Further minor incidents reported in the city include Hipp backing into another car on East Seminary and a separate two-vehicle in the business district.
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Norwalk
Milan Ave
Evelyn A. White
Mead
Earl Stoltz
Chatham
Stoltz
Darius J. Gough
Republic
Stoutenburg Drive
Gough
Vincent L. Hipp
Norwood
Fulston’s
Hipp
East Seminary
Linwood
Robert C. Slessman
Attica
Duncan L. MacLachlan
LaGrange Ill
Anthony V. Cappozzol
Akron
School Menus Weekday Lunch Lineup and Deli Items
The readable menu lists Tuesday fish sandwich with tartar sauce green beans orange wedges mandarin oranges cookies. Wednesday chili con carne with crackers cheese Waldorf salad bread and butter peanut butter cake. Thursday barbecued beef buttered succotash french bread fruit cup Friday scalloped potatoes with hamburger lettuce and french dressing peanut butter sandwich brownies. Tubes barbecue ham sandwich candied sweet potatoes lettuce salad thousand island dressing cake with orange sauce milk. Wednesday spaghetti with meat sauce D Agostino bread and butter tossed salad Italian dressing applesauce milk. Thursday Swiss steak mashed potatoes gravy bread and butter buttered corn lemon dessert milk Friday fish stick sandwich green bean casserole stuffed celery strawberry pie milk.
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Thousand Island
UPI Subscription Rates Across Ohio Regions
UPI News Service lists subscription terms through the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association. Carrier or mail rates apply in Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and nearby rural areas 45 cents weekly. mail in Huron and Erie Counties and rural areas without carrier service 15 dollars yearly. elsewhere 23 40 per year. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Hatfield Eyes Peace Candidate Like Gavin in 1968
Senator Hatfield urged GOP to nominate a peace candidate such as Gen Gavin though Gavin said he lacks funds and organization for a 1968 bid. Gavin expressed only ideas and convictions as not adequate for a campaign.
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Washington
UPI
Mark O. Hatfield
GOP
James M. Gavin
Gavin
Supreme Court swears in Thurgood Marshall first Black justice
Washington reports that the Supreme Court opens its term with Thurgood Marshall taking the federal oath as the first Black justice in the court's 178 year history. Marshall, 59, vows to do equal right to the poor and the rich, repeating the oath he first took in 1961 when appointed to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
U.S
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Labor Party Confernce Demands End to Vietnam War Ties
In Scarborough England the Labor Party opened its conference with a vote urging Prime Minister Harold Wilson to sever Britain from U.S. Vietnam policy. The resolution calls for permanent unconditional end to U.S. bombing in North Vietnam, removal of foreign troops, and reunification of Vietnam.
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Scarborough
England
Romney warns on racism during three week tour
Michigan Governor George Romney finishes a three week tour of 17 racially troubled cities. He says the nation must reverse its course and build a new America or risk destroying the old one. He urges civil rights progress and national unity to heal racial tensions.
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Detroit
UPI
Michigan
George Romney
America
Anxious Eye On Saigon
The Johnson administration watched Saigon closely as officials privately warned invalidating September election results could spark trouble. The State Department offered no comment while South Vietnam's national assembly debated the elections subcommittee findings.
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Washington
Area Calendars Highlight Week’s Church and Community Events
Sunday rally day at Trinity Lutheran and world wide communion at Congregational United Church of Christ. Monday and Tuesday clergy conference in Akron. Tuesday teachers workshop in South Central. Monroeville events include music boosters 8 p.m. and council 7 30 p.m. plus Kiwanis 6 30 p.m. Wednesday EHOVE assembly and several veteran and youth activities. Saturday powder puff games and a Knights of Columbus gathering with a dance and roast at K of C Home.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Congregational Community United Church of Christ
Episcopal Diocese of Ohio
Clergy and Wives Conference
Yankee Clipper Inn
Akron
Huron County
South Central
Monroeville Music Boosters
Monroeville
Kiwanis Club of
Congregational Church of Christ
Knights of Columbia No. 1117
Marsh Field
American Legion
Monroeville High School
Monroeville Knights of Columbus Council
Weiner
K. of C
Greenwich
Village Park Board
Ripley Township Trustees
Rotary Club
Ripley Congregational Church
South Central Music Parents
Village Board of Public Affairs
Community clubs and meetings schedule for Willard and surrounding towns
Local clubs and civic groups list their weekly meetings across Willard and nearby areas. Rotary, City Council, Woman's Association, Masonic lodges, bridge clubs, Scouts, and firemen announce dates and venues from Monday through Thursday at community centers, churches, and schools.
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H.C.B
Ohio
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Maan
Fire Dept
Michelle James
Calif
Harold Finch
Miss James
Daniel Zak
Sandusky
K of C
Father Zak
Terry’s Drive
U.S. Rt. 250 North
Reflector
Monroe
Reflector-Herald, Kc
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circular and
Ohio Newspaper
Associaon
Jim Smith
Kubach - Smith Funeral Home
Inorwalk North Fairfield
New Delhi
Sikkim
Indira Gandhi
Saigon
Navy Mothers Club
Frank Mitchell
Brunswick Grill
Munity Center
United Presbyterian Women’s Association
Golden Rule Lodge
F&am
Guy Wylie
William Buffington
Spring St
Grace Methodist
WSCS
Hunter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Frank Crall
E. Howard St
Optima Club
Herman Heffelfinger
Emerald St
Wakeman Sportsmans Club
Clarksfield
Gibson Lodge
Masonic
Wakeman Grange
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