North Fairfield Woman Elected President of Mental Health Society
Mrs. Alton Woodworth of North Fairfield was elected president of the Huron County Mental Health Society. Henry Young stepped down after six years, criticizing local critics while defending the Guid ance Center under Dr. Richard Duffas. New trustees include John J. Mauter and Mrs. Dudley White Jr., with Robert Thornton and Rev. Martin Donnelly joining to fill two-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Mental Health Society
Henry Young
Woodworth
New London
John J. Mauter
Dudley White, Jr
John Wise
Mauter
Young
Huron County Guidance Center
Richard Duffas
Guidance Center
West Main Street
William Catalano
Robert Finlay
Harriet McNemar
Robert Thornton
Albion Gotaas
Sturgis Corbin
Martin Donnelly
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Donald Robertson
Ruby Starbuck
Willard
Willards
Duffes
Mental Health Society
Alton Woodworth
Jean Evans
Society members vote to involve schools in upcoming meeting
Of Mental Society Young voiced concern the appeal was made to the board before discussing the problem with the center's director. Trustees noted this could blow the affair out of perspective. Mrs. Woodworth stressed the board was not misfed over the letter, and the board voted to start action by sending meeting notices to the schools inviting them to attend. The next meeting will be held November 1. Mrs. Woodworth said the society's constitution would be available then.
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Young
Woodworth
Fall Festival at Greenwich Highlights Weekend Schedule
Greenwich hosts a multi day Fall Festival at Greenwich Intermediate School grounds and Greenwich ball park with events on New Street. The lineup includes parades, a garden tractor pull, pony pull, teen dance, farm tractor pulling, slo pitch, skydiving, water fights and a fireworks show.
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Greenwich
New Street
South Central High
Greenwich Ball Park
Greenwich Intermediate School
Greenwich Mill
Ball Park
Drivers fear strike over steel truck access
The piece describes night shift sabotage on trucks, drivers threatened on roads, and tire slashing on a Pennsylvania Turnpike stop. Schoenegge’s son Jim travels for the company as the steel truck strike reduces daytime truck use and rattles drivers. He hopes for a quick end after seven weeks of disruption.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Schoenegge
September Accidents Increase in Norwalk
Police report 62 accidents in Norwalk in September, up from 43 a year earlier. Of the 62, 35 were investigated at the scene, 19 reported at the station, eight hit-skip incidents with two solved, 100 people involved, 16 injured, 61 drivers, 39 passengers, 46 violations, 34 arrests, main violation failure to yield, other frequent violations listed, 27 dry roads and eight wet.
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Norwalk
Police
Norwalk Hallo ween Parade and area incidents
Norwalk Jaycees stage a Hallo ween Parade at 7 p m with marching bands from Norwalk High School Norwalk Junior High and St Paul High School Prizes include bicycles for best costumes Entries meet before 7 p m at East Monroe Street judging follows at Norwalk High School auditorium Cider and donuts served afterward Cedar Point plans to burn 22 summer cottages as part of on the job training Okoboji Indians trap shooting pits linked to Sousa Trailer breaks loose in front of 115 W Main St causing a crash involving David S Felty and Dennis Barker McKenzie charged with reckless operation after speeding incident Mirrors collide between Donald Kneper and Eugene Halliday on Ohio 2 Rural Norwalk woman Dorothy Wooley loses control on Ohio 194 east of Willard with minor injuries
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Norwalk Jaycees
Norwalk Recreation Center
East Monroe Street
Norwalk High School
Norwalk Junior High School
St. Paul High School
Cedar Point
Johnson's Island
Sandusky
Okoboji Indians
John Philip Sousa
Main St
David S. Felty
Lancaster
Pleasant Main
Dennis G. Barker
Collins
Barker
Willard Elects Hospital Board for Three, Two and One Year Terms
Willard area residents elect fifteen trustees to a new Willard Area Hospital board to govern a non profit facility. Members include Mrs. Mark Brouwer Gordon Shaw Walter Frederick and others with terms of three two and one year. The chief of staff will sit on the board and monthly meetings will run hospital business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Willard Area Hospital, Inc
City Council
Mark Brouwer
Gordon Shaw
Walter Frederick
Victor Ayers
Attica
John J. Mauter
Greenwich
Mouth
Robert E
Book
Shiloh
James E. Sell
Frank Bourma
Willard Fritz
W.R. Gifford
C.L. Fike
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North Fairfield
Young Raps
of Mental Society
Nspector's
Spector
E. Main ST
Junior Department Store
Fremont
Tom Leroux
Jim
Pennsylvania
Ory
Theodore T. McKenzie, Jr
Glover
Glover Street
McKenzie
Donald E. Kneper
Eugene Halliday
Ohio 2
Port Clinton
Kneper
Halliday
Highland
Mich
Highway Patrol
Dorothy Jean Wooley
Olena Road
Ohio 194
M. E. Acocks
Max Arndt
Bonnie D’ettore
Earl Cashman
Ply
R. Keith Armstrong
Frank Chapman
Reflector
Monroe
Ohio
Reflector-Herald, Inc
Ss Upi
Ember Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
Huron
Erie
U.S
Robert Wise
Norwalk Theatre
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