Coach To Speak At Safety Awards Dinner
R F Dutch Struck will speak on Forward Ever Backward Never at the Huron County Safety Council awards dinner co sponsored by Norwalk Chamber of Commerce and the Ohio Division of Safety and Hygiene. The event at Vanson's Restaurant Monroeville starts 7 p.m. Wednesday Oct 18 with Tom Gallagher presenting safety awards and 28 industries from Norwalk Bellevue and Monroeville participating. Struck a DePauw alumnus has coached and taught across several states and is director of Englishton Park.
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Shipley Clarifies August Water Loss Figures
Councilman Melvin Shipley explained that the August water loss figure came from City Engineer James Widman and was not a water committee report. He called the release premature and noted a possible error, while stressing monthly tracking to guide conservation measures before Ohio Edison takeover.
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City Officials to Meet Edison Over Plant Transfer
Mayor Wayne Goodsite and city officials plan a meeting with Ohio Edison Co. representatives to finalize transferring the city electric plant. The SEC approved the sale last week and details will unfold at Friday press conference.
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Ohio Edison Co
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Advisors honored at Ohio State 4-H Recognition Luncheon
Veteran Huron County 4-H advisors were to be recognized at the State 4-H Advisors Recognition Luncheon at Ohio State University. Attendees include Ronald Linder West Hartland Boosters 4-H Club and others with ten to 35 years of service. several eligible advisors were noted as unable to attend.
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Norwich Klink & Klatter
Roy Tanner
Bronson Ride-A-Wee
Edward Manhart
Townsend Bonus Cibus
Lee Buckingham
New Haven 20Th Century Farmers
Pilot Seeks Gold Pay for Jury Duty Defeated
Northwest Airlines employee William W. Niendorff lost a bid to be paid $186 for jury service in coin gold or silver. King County Superior Court Judge Erle Horswill ruled the treasurer may pay in U S currency per the Legal Tender Act, citing Congress power to coin money. Niendorff argued the Constitution requires gold and silver payment.
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