New London Renews Note and Approves Key Measures
The note for 20 thousand replaces an 28 thousand debt due Oct 1 with Sept 30 1972 maturity. A bond attorney contract for 185 is approved on first reading. An emergency ordinance funds a 2850 Perry Chevrolet panel truck. Russell Edgington is appointed to Recreation Park Board. Delinquent tax list covers Grove Street Cemetery ground given by Wilmer White Sr.
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Squire, Sanders, and Dempsey
Perry Chevrolet, Inc
New London
Russell Edgington
Recreation Park
Edgington
Grove Street
Wilmer White
Society Elects Officers at Ohio convention in Dayton
Robert R. Feazell of Cincinnati is elected president of the Public Accountants Society of Ohio at the 43rd annual Dayton convention. Other officers include Merlyn E. Brehm as president elect and John J. Palmer as vice president, with Frank J. Shipley treasurer and Albert G. Beckwith secretary. Leroy S. Barnes chairs the board, John C. McLeish serves as vice Newark. In New London lay leader Edd Franklin announces Herbert Sturges will speak at Layman Sunday morning services at 8 30 and Richard Hendrickson at 10 45 attendance planned with special music.
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Columbus
Robert R. Feazell
Cincinnati
The
Public Accountants Society of Ohio
Dayton
Merlyn E. Brehm
Delta
John J. Palmer
Canton
Frank J. Shipley
Albert G. Beckwith
Youngstown
Leroy S. Barnes
John C. McLeish
Newark
New London
Edd Franklin
First United Methodist Church
Herbert Sturges
Richard Hendrickson
Franklin
Senior Center Members Take Seven Day Tour Of New England
Forty senior citizens from Norwalk depart for a seven day trip through New England with Maine as a key stop and a return planned for Sunday. The Golden Age Club hosts a Wednesday potluck at the Senior Center chaired by Mrs. Ann Ruth. The Welcome Wagon rummage sale is set for Oct 15 and 16. A free Tax Facts booklet for older Americans is offered by NATA AARP at 1225 Connecticut Ave NW Washington DC 20036.
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Norwalk
New England
Maine
Golden Age Club
Ann Ruth
Nata-Aarp
Connecticut Ave
N.W
Washington, D.C
Monroeville approves second reading of subdivision rules
Monroeville Council approves second reading of the subdivision regulations ordinance. Royal Cardinal Homes of Grafton plans a 22 home development on Peter Smith property on River Road. Trick or Treat set for Oct 31 from 6 to 7 p.m. Halloween parade at 7:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club and Knights of Columbus sponsor. Council extends radar rental for 1973 at $58.51 monthly. rejects repairing old speed meter at $173.84. Janitor Donald Henderson resigns effective Sept 30. replacement to be advertised. Riot control items with $1295 estimated cost, village share $324. Four new tires for police car bid accepted from Stang's Gulf Service. tires have 26,000 miles. First reading to weeds ordinance. No emergency clause. fines $5 to $50. Municipal road fund balance $9,982.29. planning delays push use to 1973. Water fund receivable $2,057.07 from Citizens National Bank of Norwalk.
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Monroeville
Royal Cardinal Homes of Grafton
Peter Smith
River Road
Kiwanis Club
Knights of Columbus
Kustom
Donald Henderson
North Star Council of Governments
Richard Goetze
Stang
Gulf Service
Huron County Commissioners
Raymond Christman
Citizens National Bank of Norwalk
Two Drivers Cited For Failure To Yield In Erie County
Erie County deputies cited Martha A. Oakley and Mark Waltz for failing to yield after separate accidents Wednesday on U S 250. Oakley, 39, turned onto U S 250 from Ohio 13 near Milan causing a collision with Carol A. Vandersieben, 23, who was bruised but not seriously injured. A semi driven by Ronald Millhouse struck a car that pulled in front of it. Waltz, 16, Port Clinton, was charged by the State Patrol with failure to yield.
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Sandusky
Erie County
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Martha A. Oakley
Seminary St
Ohio 13
Milan
Carol A. Vandersieben
Oakley
Ronald Millhouse
E. Elm St
Senators vote against bill on federal pay equalization
Sens. William Saxbe and Robert Taft Jr. opposed a bill approved by the Senate granting equal pay raises for federal civilian and military workers under any future economic program. The measure passed 60 to 27.
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Washington
UPI
William Saxbe
Robert Taft Jr
Senate
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Hannel
Norwalk RD
Lloyd R. Hannel
Walgreen Products
Walgreens
Walgreen
Weheven Walgreen
Olafsen
WAL Green Agency
E. Main ST
Cetta
Susan Huffman
South Central Trojans
Janet Wilcox
Jo Smith
Vicky Kissel
Ann Davies
Society
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
White House
Arthur S. Flemming
Medford
Ore
Precia Medley
Opportunity
State Department of Education of
Oregon
Dick Harwood
W. Main St
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Benedict Ave
Whittlesey Ave
Gay Gibson
Gibson
David E. Bauer
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