Wakeman Doctor Named in Outstanding Civic Leaders of America
Dr. William R. Graham of Wakeman is selected to appear in the 1967 edition of Outstanding Civic Leaders of America, recognizing his public service and professional achievements.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
2
Dr. William R. Graham of Wakeman is selected to appear in the 1967 edition of Outstanding Civic Leaders of America, recognizing his public service and professional achievements.
Contractor John Baltes says the Route 20 bypass near Norwalk should open this fall if winter weather remains mild. Unauthorized traffic has been observed at night. sheriff patrols will enforce road closure. An overpass at Route 18 is added for 1968 with a graded interchange now.
A replica of the Cross of Nails, symbolizing reconciliation after Coventry cathedral’s World War II destruction, will visit Norwalk as part of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio’s 150th anniversary. Brought by Dean H. C. N. Williams, it will stay eight PM on Oct 19 to seven PM Oct 20 at St Paul’s Episcopal Church for a prayer vigil before touring other diocese congregations.
Dale Olsen of Norwalk's board of education will tour East German Yugoslavian Poland Russia and Greece for three weeks starting November 1 returning November 22. He travels with about 130 educators on a self funded study tour sponsored by Phi Delta Kappa aiming to observe elementary to university education behind the Iron Curtain.
Western Reserve Board of Education approved higher bus driver pay scales including a top rate of 2.92 per hour and extra allowances for first aid certificates and driver training. The district also reviewed state building condition surveys and arranged fuel and coal supplies for local schools.
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