Monroeville council approves fund transfers to cover deficits
Norwalk Reflector reports the Monroeville village council moved 3000 from the general fund to the street fund to cover a 1788 deficit, avoiding a projected 2866 red year end. A four thousand dollar transfer to the water fund is under consideration to avert a January shortfall.
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Monroeville
Board of Public Affairs
Edwin G. Houck
Village Water Fund
Ted McGinn
Fire Department
VFW To Honor Charter Group
The local post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars organized in 1932 will honor its charter members Sunday with a 4 p.m. meeting and 5 p.m. dinner. Main speaker is Myron Young, Commander of the Department of Ohio. Uninitiated members will participate in the rites.
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the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Myron Young
Department of Ohio
County Schools Receive $190 814 First Quarter Subsidy
Huron County schools received 190 814 in state subsidies for the first quarter of the fiscal year. Disbursements included shared amounts to Norwalk City Willard City Lyme Local Monroeville Local New London Local South Central Local Western Reserve Local and Berlin Milan Local, with portions directed to the School Employees Retirement System and the State Teachers Retirement System.
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Huron County
State of
Ohio
County Board of Education
Norwalk City
Willard City
Lyme Local
Monroeville
New London
South Central
Western Reserve
Berlin - Milan
EHOVE Plans Student Orientations Across 13 Districts
EHOVE guidance counselors will hold four meetings in each of 13 area high schools to explain the new vocational school and its 21 programs. Evening sessions for parents and students will follow in各 programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Eckler
Ronald Foreman
EHOVE
New Antioch writer favors Cardinals as World Series set
The Reflector hires Bob Maliska a new sportswriter and Red Sox fan from Wincheaton New Hampshire who predicts the St Louis Cardinals will win the World Series citing better pitching and hitting while noting Boston’s spunk. He speaks of hitchhiking across Lake Champlain and balancing interests in teaching or journalism.
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Antioch College
Reflector
Red Sox
Bob Maliska
Bob
Cardinals
Boston
Wincheaton
New Hampshire Line
Blair Summer School of Journalism
Maliska
Antioch
17-Year-Old Locks Room Threats Self Harm At Norwalk
A 17-year-old boy locked himself in a bathroom at Norwalk Bay Hospital for 22 hours threatening death by his own action. The Huron County Juvenile Court ordered him to Tiffin State Hospital for examination after neighbors heard a gunshot-like noise around 8:30 a.m. Police brought him out involuntarily near 11 a.m.
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Tiffin State Hospital
Norwalk Aid Group Reports Helping 340 Families
A Norwalk Area United Fund beneficiary notes volunteers aided 340 families totaling 2 107 persons, with 551 adults and 1 114 children. They purchased groceries, clothing, coal and lodging, and logged 360 home visits plus 347 hospital visits.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
Kids Check Homes For Fire Hazard
Memo to parents describes National Fire Prevention Week activities in Norwalk City Schools. Third to fifth graders will inspect homes for fire hazards, return forms for hats and badges, and one winner will ride a Norwalk Fire truck with a fireman’s hat and badge. The program aims to raise fire safety awareness.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Association of Insurance Agents
Charles Furey
Furey
Chicago Fire
Diocese Convention Set for October 15 in Toledo
The 1967 Toledo Diocese CRM Convention will discuss God s People in Man s World at St John s High School Toledo beginning 1 30 p m with registration 12 30 p m Dr Richard Westley to give keynote The event includes seminars on Ecumenism Parish Lay Councils and The Power of Communication A banquet follows at 6 p m Advance registration for both convention and banquet is 6 per couple and 3 per couple for convention only Attendees should register by October 7 via parish contact couples forms
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Toledo
Richard Westley
St. John’s High School
Airport Highway
Sanduskian Wins His Freedom
Robert Windau, 27, of Sandusky, released Tuesday from Mansfield reformatory where he served for attempted burglary. He pleaded not guilty July 3 and guilty August 4, later freed under the new shock statute allowing release after up to 60 days. Windau’s attorney George A Howells initiated the action.
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Robert Windau
Sandusky
Mansfield
Obie's
Olena
Ronald Freeman
Windau
George A. Howells
Thief Steals From Firehouse Kitchen in Dayton
Firemen at Dayton West Third Street firehouse found their kitchen searched and $5 in grocery money taken from a jar after responding to a false alarm. The crew did not lock the door before leaving.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPI
West Third Street
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Marsh
Lord
Don R. Blosser
New Columbia Gas
Fred Stang
VFW
Hannel
Norwalk Rd
Lloyd R. Hannel
NEW
RCA
R.C.A. Victor
Irca Whirlpool Appliances Sales and Service
E. Main ST. Norwalk
Bosox
Arnold Oppenheim
Steve Shecter
Lake Champlain
Norwalk Bay
Huron County Juvenile Court
Builders
William Druck
OMPAN
Sugardale
Braunsweiger
E.C. Spoerr
R.J. Lieber
Maxwell
Nabisco
Sauerkraut
Beer & Wine
Society
Norwalk Area
United Fund
Richard F. Betschman
Society of St
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Friends
Sanduskian
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