Perch Becomes Lake Erie King Amid Ice Fishermen Boom
Put-In-Bay reporter Nate Ladd describes a booming ice fishing season on western Lake Erie with perch dominating catches. Anglers report 50 to 200 pounds per day, 10 to 26 inch perch, and 2 160 pounds total on a busy Tuesday. Lorain and Cuyahoga count ies supply shanties as ice thickens. locals seek guides by calling Ladd. The piece also notes deer hunting at Ravenna Arsenal, Park forestry plans at Findley State Park, and wildlife activity at Ripton Reservoir with 1 164 sportsmen served by Dec 15.
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Lake Erie
Nate Ladd
Ladd
Cuyahoga Counties
Put-In-Bay
Ripton Reservoir
Lorain County
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Farm unit seeks new members in Erie County drive
The Erie County Farm Bureau will hold a one week drive to recruit members for 1963. Mrs. George Waldock, chair, announced the event and a kickoff meeting Monday at the Nationwide Insurance office in Sandusky. Target is 47 percent membership, up 26 from 1962, with attendees listed from numerous townships including Berlin Florence Margaretta Vermilion Huron and Milan.
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Sandusky
Erie County Farm Bureau
George Waldock
Nationwide Insurance
Erie County
Berlin Township
Arden Bruns
Karl Humm
Florence Township
Richard Humm
Walter Tugele
Milan
John Fleming
Russell Wallrabenstein
Lawrence Weimnan
Clinton Mitchell
Harold Schuster
Vermilion
Carl Fichtel
Donald Trinter
Huron
Louis Enderle Sr
Edward C. Scheid
Graton
James Lepley
Lewis Miller
John D. Bragg
Howard Kautz
Lawrence Weisz
Edward Close
Margaretta
James Knapp
Albert Windau
Roland Windau
Russell Troike
Irvin
Keller
Osford
Jerome Gravenhorst
Harold le
Robert Schaeffer
Field
George Waldeck
Iman
Bank reports all time high gains for 62
Citizens National Bank in Norwalk announced record total resources for 1962, surpassing 41 million dollars. J. E. Wise, president, presented the annual report at the stockholders meeting Tuesday. Directors reelected included William A. Fisher and C. B. Gardiner among others. Officers named were Wise as president Gardiner as vice president Hartley as vice president and secretary George G. Oblender as vice president and trust officer J. Robert Sexton as cashier and Allen W. Hakes as assistant cashier and assistant trust officer.
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Norwalk
Citizens National Bank
J. E. Wise
William A. Fisher
C. B. Gardiner
C. A. Hartley
Leander A. Hipp
E. H. Kohlmeyer
Earl H. Lowe
Carl H. Heyman
Wise
Presi and Gardiner
Clarksfield Township trustees elect officers and set levies
Clarkfield Township names Francis Nestor as chairman and Wayne Hofstatter as vice chairman. Delbert Wolcott is a four year member and Hale McClaflin serves as clerk. Meetings are held the first and third Tuesdays at the Community Hall, summer moves to Town Hall. Levy certifications were approved with tax rates set for New London, Wellington, and Western Reserve districts.
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Clarksfield
Francis Nestor
East Zenobia
Clarksfield Township
Wayne Hofstatter
Leroy Ray
Delbert Wolcott
West Clarksfield
Hale McClaflin
Ferry Road
New London
Wellington
Western Reserve
New Londo
Tania Va
District Jaycee Meeting Set in Norwalk
Norwalk Jaycees host District 11 special meeting January 15 at the Jaycee Club on West Main Street. District chair Jack Hubbard leads sessions on Records and Recognition and Spoke to honor members. About 350 presidents and chairmen from Bellevue, Lorain, Sandusky, New London and nearby communities are expected, per president Vince Kozlowski. Also slated to attend is Fred Gisell, state records and recognition chairman.
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Norwalk
Jaycees
Jaycee Club
W. Main St
Jack Hubbard
District 1
Bellevue
Lorain
Sandusky
New London
Vince Kozlowski
Fred Gisell
Avon Lake Sees Water Sailings And City Projects Expanded
Avon Lake outlines city water and sewer upgrades including larger sewers installed in 1962 and a proposed 12 inch water line. Underhill reports hundreds of service calls, a standby power generator, and a broad education program with six adult classes at Avon Lake High School. Over 100 service calls highlighted ongoing maintenance as officials plan twice yearly cleanings and two-year sewer improvements.
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Avon Lake
Robert Underhill
E. McMichael
Water Department
Aduik
Jayvox Rd
Avon
Sheffield
Avonsbridge
Avon _Lake High School
New London Library elects officers for coming year
Kenneth Kirkpatrick was chosen president of the New London Library at the first meeting of the new year. Mrs. Gerald Fondon becomes vice president and Mrs. Harry Rowland Sr. serves as secretary. Board members and term years include Kirkpatrick 69 Fonden 1968 Burton 1967 Whittington 1966 Barnes 1963 Rowland 1564 Cummins 1963.
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NEW London
Kenneth ‘Kirkpatrick
New London Library
Nnew
Gerald Fondon
Wwill
Harry Rowland Sr
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Winona Fonden
R. Burton
William Whittington
Delbert Barnes
Nursing course to be offered in Lorain County homes
Personnel of local nursing homes in Lorain County begin a nine week course of instruction designed to improve resident care. The program, starting the week of January 31 1963, includes hours of instruction and demonstrations with nurse teachers supervising practical applications in all homes represented.
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Lorain County
Legion okays Girls State delegate in Spencer
The American Legion Auxiliary voted to send a Spencer area girl as a delegate to Girls State at Capital University Columbus. Selection based on scholastic record and course participation. last year's delegate was Cheryl Walkden of Stuart. Courses offered at Amherst Manor Elyria High School St Joseph Hospital and other sites sponsored by Lorain County health and local schools. Mrs Howard West named welfare committee chair given discretionary funds. Christmas gift exchange moved to the special hour after the cancelled December meeting.
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Spencer
American Legion Auxiliary
Capiltal University
Columbus
Black River
Ohio
Department of Health
Cheryl Walkden
Stuart
Amherst Manor
Amherst
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Elyria
Howard West
Broadway revue to feature Grace monaco tour with Benny return
Major TV moves and guest star serials unfold as Jack Benny returns to Broadway in A Tour of Monaco with Princess Grace in a two week Toronton dry run after 31 years away. Rod Serling paces The Twilight Zone with Benny in upcoming CBS telecast while Don Ameche and Ted Wake’s Wakefield unit draw notice for other projects around NBC and CBS schedules.
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Cbs-Tv
Jack Benny
New York
Theatre Guild
Broadway
Earl Carliol
Toronto
Benny
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Ted D. Wake
Pefield
Lorre
Detroit
Mich
Bennfield Corporation
Com
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Ab- Dyke
J. Menzel
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Frank Si
Gen‘nalra
Wakefield
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Sinatra
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Princess Grace
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Our Man
Andorra
San Marino
Monaco
Liechenstein
SMOM
Two Drivers Claim Right of Way in Midland Ohio Collision
Two vehicles collided Thursday at 2:23 pm at the Main and Lorain Street intersection. Damage was moderate to Hillas T. Brown and Pauline Bliss. Neither driver was charged.
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Oberlin
Main and
Lorain Sts
Hillas T. Brown
Groveland St
Pauline Bliss
North Pleas‘aunt St
St. Mary's PTA hears instructor and finances noted
St Marys PTA heard an instructor discuss finances noting water department receipts of 254637.87 and expenditures of 212611.91 leaving a balance of 42025.96. A sewage report cites 135778.60 receipts with 668.81 expended leaving 58109.00 balance. Father ODonnell urged high school growth, play participation, and home chores with immediate rewards for discipline, as Sister Mary Margarette advised at St. Marys Church Avon meeting.
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Water Department
Arai
Marcarelle
Cleveland
Avon
Sur
Father O'Donnell
Mary Margarette
St. Mary's Church
Mary Margar
P.T.A
Huron County Bank Posts Record 1962 Resources
Huron County Banking Company reports 1962 resources totaling 22.93 million dollars, the highest in bank history, up about 2.66 million from the prior year. Ernsthausen as chairman and Motsch as president head the board, with Gerken and Reid among officers. The annual meeting at Norwalk approving re-elected and newly elected directors followed the shareholders gathering.
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Norwalk
Ernsthausen
Rsources
Huron the
Motsch
County Banking Company
Gerken
Lewis C
Joseph V.mclaughlin
R. E. Poth
PF Mde
John M. Arthur
T. J. Ralston
William J. Catalano
Wayne F. Leslie
Robert F. Reid
Linwood-Monroe
Auuieue
Huron County Banking Company
J. F. Ernsthausen
J. Raymond Gerken
C. V. Martin
Sr. Motseh
Thomas P. O'Donnell
C. J. Ruffing
C. B. Thomas
School executive to speak at FAA meeting
NEW LONDON The Future Homemakers of America will hold its January meeting at the high school Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. W R Burton executive head of the school district will be the speaker and will use as his topic Stay in School.
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New London
Homemakers of America
W.R. Burton
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