Milan High School PTA Opens Year Without Elected President
Milan High School’s PTA started the year with no president after an election gap. Officers named to fill roles include Vice President Walter Hemchak and Secretary J W Thomason, with ex president Alex Ross presiding for the last time. The group reported 435.18 in income from the Milan Melon Festival booth and planned to contact last year’s PTA scholarship recipient Jean Booth about eligibility for the award. A Meet The Teachers Day was tabled until new officers are installed.
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Milan
Milan High School
PTA
Walter Hemchak
J.W. Thomason
Donald Day
Mathew Czaplicki
Alex Ross
Jean Booth
Substation Site Sought In Milan
Milan plans to buy a 65 by 185 foot land plot behind the state highway garage for a future village electrical substation. The land owned by Arnold heirs is appraised at 900 dollars and may require court action if negotiations fail.
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Milan
Main Street
Board of Public Affairs
Richard Meyers
Arnold
John Savord
Educators shed light on behavior in Norwalk talk
Everett C Lindsey speaks tonight at Norwalk High School auditorium on how people act and why the talk is sponsored by the Huron County Education Association and Norwalk Teachers Association. The event runs at 8 with invited teachers administrators Future Teachers of America PTA officers board members and guests.
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Everett C. Lindsey
Norwalk High School
Huron County Education Association
Norwalk Teachers Association
Future Teachers of America
PTA
Board of Education
Norwalk Official Wins National Scholarship for Driver Training
Donald H. Richards director of safety at Norwalk Truck Lines and 18 other top motor vehicle supervisors nationwide earned a scholarship after completing a pioneer PSU training course. The program upgrades driver selection training and supervision to cut accidents and improve fleet operations.
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Donald H. Richards
Norwalk
United States
Pennsylvania State University
Truck Driver Reverses Into Car Near Ohio Overpass
A truck driver failed to check behind while turning around to avoid a railroad overpass east of Willard Ohio on Monday afternoon. He backed into Phyllis Mathias’s 1967 Plymouth after stopping near the bridge. No injuries reported. damage was moderate to the car and slight to the truck. Jack E. Yeagle, 41, of Ashland, was cited by the Highway Patrol.
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Ohio
Willard
Ohio 194
Highway Patrol
Jack E. Yeagle
Ashland
Phyllis M. Mathias
Norwalk
Mathias
Plymouth
Milan UF Drive Aims for Seven Thousand Seven Hundred
The ninth annual United Fund drive in Milan opens Sunday with a goal of 7700 to be raised over 15 days ending October 15. Co-Chairman Robert Haeuptle notes a 700 increase from last year as 15 teams with 5 to 6 members each solicit funds throughout the village despite a wave of bad checks. Agencies in the drive include Milan Civic Club Junior Baseball League Boy Scouts Firelands Council American Red Cross Salvation Army USC American Social Health Association Erie County Cancer Society Ohio Mental Health Association Travelers Aid Society.
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Milan
United Fund
Robert Haeuptle
Milan Civic Club
Boy Scouts Firelands Council
The
American Red Cross
the Salvation Army
U.S.C
American Social Health Association
Erie County Cancer Society
Ohio Mental Health Association
Travelers Aid Society
Milan Electric Rates Prepared for New Village Legislation
Milan officials review revised electric rates showing industrial 11 percent cuts residential 8 percent and commercial unchanged. The plan, praised as excellent, calls for moving light bill due date to the 15th, with 10th currently due. A generator and transformer tie in could save up to 60 days and bids for a bucket truck will be opened Sept 30. Local matador Gustavo Villanueva dies after being gored in Madrid.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
S.W. Kuhner
Floyd G. Browne Associates
Marion
John Savard
Kuhner
Carter's Pills Promote Peristalsis For Quick Relief
An ad explains peristaltic action in the digestive system and offers Carter's Pills as a unique laxative formula for temporary relief of irregularity. It claims to activate slowed lower tract muscles and stimulate peristalsis to help users feel normal again. The price is 49 cents.
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Carter
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