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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1968

Page

4

Guilty Conscience Prompts $50 Payment on Willard Debt

Willard school officials reported a $50 contribution to the general fund accompanied by an unsigned note citing an overdue purchase. The bus route for New Haven School pupils drew concern from parents over long daily trips and safety. Measures include a bus route review and a November meeting follow up. Willard open house at the new Shelby vocational campus is planned for Oct 27.

Willard New Haven Clyde Phillips Phillips Hayden Virginia Lydy Pioneer Joint Vocational Schools Shelby Acocks

Monroeville Chief Quits After 13 Years in Police Post

Monroeville Police Chief Jerrold Henery resigns to join CCC Highway Inc as district manager at Sandusky Terminal. He leaves a department reduced to one full-time and two part-time officers and the village seeks a new chief with safety committee to set qualifications for a 5995 dollar annual salary position.

Monroeville Jerrold Henery Henery Kenneth Salisbury CCC Highway, Inc Sandusky Salisbury

New London Hospital reports first nine months in the black

New London hospital treasurer C E Rush says the facility earned 5543 more than expenditures in the first nine months of 1968. J W Stewart notes a 9000 initial payment on a 350000 building project as concrete work progresses amid favorable weather.

New London New London Hospital C.E. Rush Rush Hospital Board of Trustees J.W. Stewart Stewart Building Fund Savings and Loan Banking Co. of B. (Barney) E. Thomas

Wakeman Council Hears Police Chief Candidacy Status

Wakeman Village officials are considering a police chief applicant after interviewing him at a Monday council meeting. No decision was made and the area has been without its own police since July 15 with patrols by the Huron County Sheriff's Department. Mayor Paul Burns said a decision will come within a week. The meeting also covered updating village ordinances and scheduling a special session to finish by next spring.

Wakeman David Ortner Huron County Sheriff’s Department Paul Burns The American Legion

Western Reserve High Names Five Faculty Committees

Western Reserve High School Principal L Cy Yanculeff named five faculty committees. The professional committee includes Robert Spring Alva Lewis Ike Ferres Mrs Julia Wheeler and James Eckenroad. The study committee lists Richard Costello Charles Young Miss Susan Lindley Miss Jean Porto and Mrs Robert Robertson. Other committees include scholarship public relations and social with listed members.

Jean Porto Robert Robertson Barbara Scott Judy Earl Jim Irons Amos Esbenshade Jane Weber Gail Bachelder William Everhart Richard Cole Rodney Durgin Richard Schondell Joyce Pohl Karen Ruggles Kathy Cross Connie Giesecke

Inmates From Mansfield Reformatory Speak At Church

Two young men from the Gospel Team at Mansfield Reformatory will speak at United Methodist Church in New London during the 10:45 a.m. Layman's Sunday service. Chaplain Benjamin Sorg says their inmate backgrounds give a forceful message about Christ. Public invited. Rev. Floyd Gaugler leads the 8:30 a.m. service.

New London United Methodist Church Mansfield Reformatory Benjamin Sorg Reformatory Harold L. Calhoun Floyd Gaugler

New London Youth Plan Lunch Fundraiser

The Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold a public cafeteria luncheon from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Friday in the Annex of the United Methodist Church. The event raises funds for their upcoming senior trip.

New London Senior High Methodist United Methodist Church

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