Monroeville Reports Record School Enrollment
Monroeville closes the first week of classes with a record 1 107 students across public and parochial schools. Elementary totals include 404 students with grades one through eight, plus 80 in three kindergarten sessions and 13 in a new junior high special education class. High school houses 304 students with 82 freshmen 88 sophomores 77 juniors and 57 seniors, plus 12 in a high school special education class. St Joseph’s elementary reports 294 pupils 160 boys 134 girls, a new parish high.
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Monroeville
Monroeville High School
St. Joseph’s
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions
Nicholas Miller of Milan convicted for assault and battery with $10 and costs. James L. Williams of Willard fined $15 and costs for speeding. George R. Fetter of Jefferson Street had traffic signal violation with $10 waiver. Daniel M. Blecke of Willard fined $25 waiver for speeding. Carl A. Famulare of Bellevue fined $10 and costs for speeding. William R. Brink of Poland fined $25 bond forfeited for speeding.
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Norwalk
Nicholas Miller
Milan
James L. Williams
Willard
George R. Fetter
Jefferson
Daniel M. Blecke
Carl A. Famulare
Bellevue
William R. Brink
Poland
Church Rally Sunday at First Church of Christ Hickory Bene dict
The First Church of Christ Hickory Bene dict will hold its annual homecoming and preaching rally Sunday Sept 17 featuring sermons dinner supper and music. James Hile will sing. Speakers include Robert Wilson Edwin Wilson and Harry Farrer in morning afternoon and evening services.
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First Church of Christ
Hickory and
Benedict
James Hile
Robert Wilson
Boardway Church of Christ
Lexington
Edwin Wilson
Clear Creek Church of Christ
Ashland
Milan Board Decides To Buy Used Bucket Truck
The Milan Board of Public Affairs plans to purchase a used bucket truck after evaluating a demonstrator from McCabe Powers Body Co. at $21,028. Bids open Sept. 30. law requires accepting the best bid. The board also approves more detail time for a substation addition and a new electrical rate ordinance with payment date moved to the 20th. A roof upgrade for the village barn is planned following recent rains.
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Milan
Richard Meyers
John Savard
Bill Pinson
Floyd B. Browne & Associates
Marion
Savord
Willard Board approves pay hike and education policy changes
Willard Board of Education adopted a retroactive salary schedule under Senate bill 350, budgeting about 60 000 for teachers and 10 000 for non teaching staff. State funds are expected to total around 70 000 to 75 000. A health and sex education committee will study curriculum additions. A school age policy shifts kindergarten entry to five by Sept 30 1968 and first grade eligibility to six by Sept 30 1969. Enrollment stands at 2620, down 16 from last year.
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Willard — Willard Board of Education
Willard
M.E. Acocks
Youth Memorial Association
City Council
Ymca Board of Trustees
The
Youth Association
Board of Education
John Rosso
Emerson Neuman
Acocks
Teachers Association
Hurley
James Parcel
Ohio State
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Parcel
Mosher Plans Norwalk Visit With Listening Session
Congressman Charles Mosher will hold a listening session in the Huron County Court house treasurer’s office in Norwalk on Friday from 9 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. No appointments are needed and conversations will be confidential. Afterward he will attend the Huron County fair. In New London Red Cross donors report 81 pints collected. Robert Zimmerman reached two gallons and Janet Anderson one gallon.
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Charles Mosher
Huron County
Mosher
New London
Red Cross
Robert Zimmerman
Janet Anderson
New London School Board Approves Contracts and Hires Aids
The New London District School Board approved contracts for two teachers, accepted one resignation, and authorized three teacher aides for first grade. Sarah Norman will teach third grade and Larry Keillor sixth grade. Mildred Nagy resigned due to illness. Bonnie Scheerer will substitute fifth grade. Aids will assist in three morning first-grade sections amid large enrollments.
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New London
Larry Keillor
Sullivan
Mildred E. Nagy
Bonnie Scheerer
Joseph Hurley
Two Drivers Cited After Foster Street Collision
At 3 01 p m Monday a two car accident on Foster and Seminary Streets left moderate damage to both vehicles. Laura Jean Shankman 16 of 45 Stoutenburg Drive faced Juvenile Court on a driving left of center charge while Janis L Vaughn 20 of Willard was cited for failure to yield.
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Foster and Seminary
Laura Jean Shankman
Stoutenburg
Janis L. Vaughn
Willard
Miss Shankman
Miss Vaughn
Youth Berserk in City Restaurant Led to Police Restraint
A 15 year old boy caused a disturbance in a downtown restaurant and was restrained by a police officer and two men. He was taken to hospital and a hospital report suggested he be sent to state facilities. officer to forward records to Juvenile and Probate Courts. The youth had earlier suffered brain damage from a fall years ago.
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Heaston-Hile
Tiffin State Hospital
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Mayor’s Court
Kenneth Thomas
New London Hospital
Thomas
J.W. Stewart
Jefferson and
North West Streets
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milane
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Huron
Evie
U.S
O.K
Senate
Ontario
Mansfield
Barbara Angle
James Crawfis
Sandusky Planetarium
American Carpet Institute
Coah Eicks Alcoholic Beverages
Hill’s
Hill's
Gerber Funeral Home
Wakeman, O
Gene Widman
Gene Widman, Inc
Case Ave
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