Public Meeting Set On NL Plan
New London plans a public meeting in October to explain base maps and population studies for a comprehensive village growth plan. Planners Visnapuu and Gaede expect to finish data by Oct 12 and discuss funding, with a two year completion goal and potential $12 650 total cost, one third local.
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New London
Visnapuu
Gaede
Cleveland
Planning Commission
Local Planning Commission
Brad Koch
State Planning Commission
Regional Planning Commission
Huron County
Congress
Royce Jennings
Community Action Commission
Preston Golding
Columbia Gas Names Three New Managers in Ohio
Norwalk and Bowling Green based executives Blosser Harris and Crist receive promotions and new posts. Blosser, 56, becomes Bowling Green manager after a career in personnel and psychological testing. Harris, 34, advances from plant engineer to Lake Erie District supervisory engineer. Crist, 38, serves as Oberlin manager with roles in personnel and community activity.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Crist
Blosser
Northern
Ohio
Columbia
Oberlin
Bowling Green
Dayton
Stivers High School
Capital University
Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce
Bowling Green State University
Falcon Club
St. Marks Lutheran Church
Capital City Masonic Lodge
Darlene
Carol Rd
Stephen
Keith
Harris
The
Gas Company
Elyria
Parma
Lake Erie
Lebanon
Middletown
Lafayette College
Easton
Marine Corps
Toastmasters International
American Legion
Norwalk Alliance Church
Marilyn
Lynn
Lori
Missionary Wayne Culp to Address Norwalk Methodists
The Rev. Wayne A. Culp, longtime Congo missionary, will speak at Norwalk Methodist Church Sunday at 10:30 morning service and 2:45 afternoon at the Norwalk District Mission Study Conference. He and his wife have served since 1957 and witnessed Congo’s independence, evacuations, and later return to service.
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Wayne A. Culp
Congo
Norwalk
Culp
Burglars Take $700 From Riverside Boathouse
Park city police report burglars stole $700 in cash from the Riverside boathouse in Wichta Kansas. Authorities say the burglar alarm did not trigger and security staff were dismayed by the loss discovered today.
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Wichta
Kan
UPI) — Park
Riverside
Police probe finds hammer as possible murder weapon
A hammer with possible dried blood is to be processed today by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation at London to verify if it was the weapon used in the murder of Miss Cora Knapp last weekend. The hammer was found in the eaves of a roof near Miss Knapp’s second floor apartment, and police say it could have been placed there by a six foot man on the back porch.
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Sandusky
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Cora Knapp
Home Savings and Loan
Norwalk
Home Savings and Loan of
Main Street
Rulings Hampering Probe hampered murder inquiry says Henery
Monroeville police chief Jerrold Henery planned to confer with Sandusky authorities over possible links between two recent murders. He cited similarities in method and said court rulings have slowed interrogations of five to eight suspects, with a solution possibly taking years.
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Monroeville
Jerrold Henery
Sandusky
Henery
Slaying Probed. Hammer Found in Eaves of House
Weapon II surfaced as a major clue in the murder. A detective recovered the hammer from the eaves while investigations into Miss Knapp's life showed no link to Mrs. Alma Miller a Monroe widow slain in July. Police Chief Ziemke noted the Knapp connection as remote and prints from the Reese Street apartment were sent to the London bureau for analysis.
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Columbia Gas
Bonnie Fries
Huron County Fair
Beatrice Fry
Fair Board
Ber
Bonnie
Sherman Stitchers and Chiefs
Alk
Sat
Sun
Whittlesey, Norwalk
Tijuana
Terry’s
Terry
U.S. RT
Miss Knapp
Reese Street
Lindsay
Filip
George W. Filip
Autho
Huron, Erie
Lorai
Lindsay Dealer
Medina Counties
Norwalk Road
Home Savings and Loan Co
E. Main ST
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