New London Hosts Euriskon Evangelism Event
Rev. Arthur Kirk announces Euriskon a new evangelism program running November 26 to 30 in New London The plan blends sensitivity training with Christian teaching and features five evening sessions on trust adaptability self responsibility interdependence and Christ focus Barry L Johnson a 30 year old seminary graduate from Napierville Illinois developed the program It has been staged in Illinois Michigan Mississippi Minnesota and Kansas with 25 prior runs and local churches invite participation from four area United Methodist Churches and others interested.
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New London
Arthur Kirk
First
Grace United Methodist
Barry L. Johnson
Napierville
Illinois
Kirk
Brunswick
Michigan
Mississippi
Minnesota
Kansas
Baker couple welcome son Benny Eugene in Oberlin
Mr and Mrs Robert Eugene Baker of 52 Clinton Street announce the birth of a son born September 14 at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin. The child Benny Eugene weighs seven pounds six ounces and is the Bakers first child. Mrs Baker is Cleo Heston from Norwalk.
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New London
Robert Eugene Baker
Clinton St
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Benny Eugene
Baker
Cleo Heston
Norwalk
Ohio liquor control agents boost raids in 1972 eight-month total
Columbus report says agents of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control conducted 69 more raids in the first eight months of 1972 than in the same period of 1971. The surge follows heightened enforcement and public safety concerns across the state.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Lena Thomas Celebrated On 80th Birthday At Family Dinner
Mrs. Lena Thomas of 56 Clyde Avenue was honored at a family dinner Sunday in observance of her 80th birthday. The event took place at Robert Thomas’s home on Route 162 East. She has seven children including a deceased one, 17 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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New London
Lena Thomas
Clyde Ave
Robert Thomas
Route 162 East
Thomas
Teacher Builds New Library Bookcases
In Norwalk Junior High School the shop instructor Richard Vogt built twelve 72 by 26 inch and sixty 42 by 36 inch bookcases for an expanded library that now holds about 7 000 books with room for 10 000. The cases use hard maple and are adjustable with eight bolts. The library, renamed a material center, houses filmstrips magazines newspapers tapes and more and serves as a learning and display space for students.
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Richard Vogt
Norwalk Junior High
Sue Steeves
Norwalk
Vogt
Board of Education
Henry Smith
New Knoxville
Ohio
Lawrence Carpenter
First TV brings Bethel residents first look at KYUK-TV
In Bethel Alaska residents with no prior TV reception watched KYUK TV begin broadcasting last week. General manager Andy Edge calls the new low power station beautiful and says it airs its first newscast tonight.
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Bethel
Alaska
UPI
Alaska River
Kyuk- TV
Andy Edge
Speed Reading Course To Begin at Norwalk
American Reading Foundation, Inc. offers a 21 hour speed reading course open to ages 13 and up. Graduates are promised a reading speed tripled with improved comprehension. Orientation lectures are free with several dates at Norwalk Junior High School 64 Christie Ave classroom 110, must attend one.
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Norwalk
American Reading Foundation, Inc
Norwalk Junior High School
Christie Ave
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