Former Norwalk Man Named Dean
James D. Trace, 36, former Norwalk High School graduate and professor, has been named Dean of Admissions at Holyoke Community College Massachusetts. He previously chaired the Faculty Committee on Scholarship at Eton Preparatory School and led the Holyoke Summer Session. He holds a BA from Bowling Green, MA from Ohio University, and is pursuing a Ph D in English at UMass. The Trace family resides at 192 Beach Street Holyoke.
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New York City
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Norwalk High School
Bowling Green State University
Ohio University
Phi Alpha Theta
Syracuse University
University of Massachusetts
Beach Street
Norwalk Considers 300000 Bond for Sewage Plant Upgrade
Ward Conrad of the Ohio Department of Health outlined the need for a 300000 bond issue to expand Norwalk’s sewage treatment facility to meet Lake Erie Conference standards. He noted current loading surpasses design, potential federal aid, and the plan to avoid bypassing and separate storm lines.
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Ohio Department of Health
Norwalk
Morley Price
Richard Cunningham
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Delbert Crawford
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Charles Pettis
The
Ledo Firm
Finkbeiner, Pettis and Strout
Price
Pettis
Tom Corbin
Norwalk Jaycees
Man Cited In Rt. 20 Accident
A Detroit man Harold Smith age 29 was cited for having no operator license after a two vehicle mishap on Route 20 west of Norwalk. He was eastbound towing a second car and jackknifed into the median while stopping for a construction vehicle with flashing lights. No injuries and no collision with the parked vehicle.
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Wife shoots self after threatening husband in Ohio
Inez Huey, 20, of Spencerville, Ohio, apparently killed herself with a shotgun Sunday after warning her husband Dan to take their 7 month old daughter for a ride. Deputies said Huey, who had been depressed, refused interference and shot herself in their Auglaize County home. The deputy coroner ruled the death a self-inflicted action.
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Spencerville
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Veterans groups honored at White House reception
President and Mrs Johnson host about 300 leaders of veterans organizations at a White House reception. The 6 p.m. EDT event will include members of House and Senate Veterans Affairs committees.
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UPI
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Minor injuries treated at Fisher-Titus ER
Three people were treated for minor injuries at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Monday. Dean G. Shullick, 8, of 24 W Elm St, cut his head after a bike fall at Benedict School. David Doener, 16, Rt. 1 Norwalk, bumped his head during gym at Milan School. Mildred Bauer, 30, Rt. 2 Norwalk, cut her finger in a home stapling accident.
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Dean G. Shullick
W. Elm St
Benedict School
David Doener
Rt. 1
Norwalk
Milan School
Mildred Bauer
Rt. 2
Nationwide Health Insurance Plans Offer Hospital and Income Protection
Nationwide's Hospital Indemnity Plan pays 50 to 200 dollars weekly for up to 52 weeks per confinement. Major Medical Plan covers 80 percent of uncovered medical costs up to 10000 per accident or illness. Income Protection Plan offers 30 to 500 dollars monthly if totally disabled, for up to life. A Nationwide representative in Norwalk and Bellevue handles details.
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Huron
Erie
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Syracuse Trace
Huron County Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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W. Sherman
Woodlawn
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Ashford Ave
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