Multi County Mental Health Clinic marks 15th anniversary
The United States first Multi County Mental Health Clinic serves Sandusky Seneca and Wyandot Counties with history of name changes and relocations. Crawford Hancock and Huron helped establish the clinic while two counties later withdrew to form their own clinics. Anthony Petrosino elected first vice president of the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce. his name was omitted from recent officer list. Industrial accidents at local plants sent three men to Fisher Titus Hospital for eye injuries and a cheek contusion. J M Stoner elected president of New London Raritan Club. officers named and installation planned for December 19 with delegates to district convention. Willard teachers named Jennings scholars for 1967-68 invited to Cleveland foundation lectures.
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United States
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandot
Crawford
Hancock
Huron
Anthony Petrosino
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Roy Beck
Monroeville
Superior Coach
Bernard Mead
Pitt
Suhr Kitchens
Todd Adelman
Eastwood
St. Paul’s
New London
J.M. Stoner
Raritan Club
Jack Draves
Walter Payne
Ellis Cook
Harold Ringler
Payne
Smithville
Selective Service Classifications Summary
List of classifications includes Class I-A, I-A-O, I-C, I-D, I-C, I-S, I-V, I-Y for military, civilian and conscientious options. Class II-A, II-C, II-S for deferments. Class III-A with dependent hardship. Class IV-A to IV-F for post service, law, religion, alien, minister, non qualification. Class V-A for age liability.
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Armed Forces of
United States
Environmental Science Services Administration
Public Health Service
County Industries Cited For Safety At Huron Banquet
Seventeen county businesses were honored for safety records at the Huron County Safety Council banquet held at the Elks Country Club. Speakers stressed effort and responsibility, with Rev. R J Connelly urging action and noting safety as a commandment not to kill. Awards went to Bellevue Lamp Plant Maple City Ice Co Bellevue Gazette Central Soya Norwalk Truck Line Columbia Gas Urological Instrument Co Spencer Kellogg City Products Becker Potato Chip Fanny Farmer Jennings Ready-Mix and Faulhaber Boxboard Packaging Norwalk Vault, with various 100 percent and achievement recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Safety Council
Elks Country Club
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Division of Safety and Hygiene
The
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Thomas W. Gallagher
Bellevue
Maple City Ice Company
Bellevue Gazette
Central Soya Company, Inc
Norwalk
Columbia Gas
Urological Instrument Company
Spencer Kellogg
City Products Corporation
Youngstown Miller Corporation
Becker Potato Chip Company
Faulhaber Company
Boxboard Packaging Company
Norwalk Vault Company
Fanny Farmer, Inc
Jennings Ready-Mix
WR Hosts FFA Soil Contest
Southerners dominated the Western Reserve High soil judging event with Lucas High School earning the top team score and high individual, Rex Snyder, among 18 schools and about 125 students from Richland Morrow Ashland Knox and Huron Counties competing. South Central tied for fifth and Monroeville finished eighth.
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Future Farmers of America Land and Soil
Western Reserve High
Lucas High School
Richland County
Rex Snyder
FFA
Richland
Morrow
Ashland
Knox
Huron
South Central
Monroeville
Greenwich Boys Hurt In Truck Crash
Two Paramore brothers ages 5 and 2 were treated for forehead injuries after their father's pickup skidded past a stop sign and into a soybean field on Laylin Road near Zenobia Road. Father Arthur Paramore, 29, was cited for failing to heed the sign. A second minor collision occurred when a rural Norwalk woman backed into another car while checking traffic.
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Thomas Paramore
Ronald Paramore
Arthur A. Paramore
Greenwich
Laylin Road
Zenobia Road
Paramore
Norwalk
Mayor Demands Proof of Klan Charges in New London
Mayor Preston Golding rejected claims of active Ku Klux Klan members in New London. He sought a copy of Rev. George Hayduk report cited at a Huron County housing meeting and questioned the credibility of the charges while noting no local corroboration. He warned against distrust and possible false statements.
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New London
Preston Golding
George Hayduk
Erie
Huron County Community Action Commission
Huron County
Norwalk
Golding
CAC
Huron County Commissioners
Driver Exams Expanded to Weekdays at Monroeville
The Monroeville Driver's License Examination Service will operate five days a week from 8 am to 5 pm starting Monday, with appointments by contact at the Monroeville station. Clerks have been hired in Monroeville and nearby cities Sandusky Fremont and Marion to support the expansion. A telephone ringer frequency issue disrupted calls Wednesday morning, but normal service resumed by noon per G Ira Liedorff of the Northern Ohio Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Highway Patrol
Sandusky
Fremont
Marion
Ern Ohio Telephone Co
Norwalk Reflector Published Rates and Circulation Info
The Norwalk Reflector lists subscription terms for local carrier and mail delivery in Norwalk and nearby towns. Rates are 45 cents per week locally, 15 dollars per year by mail in Huron and Erie counties, 23.40 dollars per year elsewhere in the United States, with advance payment required.
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Norwalk
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
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ANT
Thea
Petrosino
Raritan
Stoner
Selective Service
RUG Town
East Perkins Ave
Sandusky, Ohio
James MacMurray
R. J. Connelly
Washington Court House
Cleveland Browns
BPW
Harold Finch
Firelands Business and Professional Women’s Club
Leed’s
Carl Keller
al Murray
CP ST
Kraft Lens
Milan Ave
Norwalk, Ohio
Burger Chef Systems
Indianapolis
7 Access
Petc Ta
Tutl
R. W. Albright, Inc
North
G. Ira Liedorff
the North
Reflector
E. Monroe
Ohio
Reflector-Herald
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circular and
Ohio Newspaper
Associaton
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