Wellington Board Approves New Schedule Pacts and Changes
Wellington Exempted Village Schools board approves new pay schedule effective January 1 and renews contracts for 23 teachers. Miss Carolyn Crawford resigns. Susan Niemiller hired as ninth grade English instructor. Board to offer summer typing and driver education courses. Playground paving approved. local conventions scheduled. Junior senior promise date moved to Friday to avoid conflicts. Crawford Frozen Novelty Co allowed to pilot a frozen food machine in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Roy McCormickton
District Board of Education
Walter Harris
Carolyn Crawford
Miss Crawford
Robert
Susan) Niemiller
Oberlin
Westwood School
Marion Zody
Ohio Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Cleveland
Crawford Frozen Novelty ‘Co of
Elyria
Rotary Speaker Traces History Of Computers
George B. Shepherd of IBM outlined the history of computing at an Elyria Rotary Club noon meeting at the YMCA. He used film slides from the IBM museum to show the evolution of machines and their antique equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rotary Club
YMCA
George B. Shepherd
Shepherd
IBM
Midview Junior Band Spring Concert Friday
The 100 piece Midview Junior High School Band under Harry Pfingston will present its annual Spring Concert Friday at p.m. in the Grafton School auditorium. Tickets may be purchased from band members or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Midview
Harry Pfingston
Couples Club Plans Meeting at First Universalist Church
In North Olmsted the Couples Club of the First Universalist Church meets Sunday at 3 pm in the church conference room. Education committee gathers there Monday at 8 pm. Universalist Women groups plan meals and luncheons March 17 at two member homes with Mrs. Crider and Mrs. Pomeroy chairing. Kiwanis dinners supported by church women run March through June. Reverend Blasius to speak next Wednesday morning for junior and senior high students. Lent sermons begin with Rev. Phillips L. Thayer at 11 am Sunday. Open house exhibits by the church school March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
First Universalist Church
Rachel Wershing
Porter Rd
S A. Pomeroy
Dewey Rd
L. W. Crider
George Upp
Gordon Blasius
Universalist Church
Church School Church
Coe
Church Conference
Phillips L. Thayer
Church School
Cities Will Confer On Power Plant Hookup
Oberlin, Shelby, Willard and Norwalk officials meet in Norwalk to decide hiring an engineer for a survey of a four community power hookup. The project would estimate grid costs and allow standby power in emergencies, reducing the need for each plant to hold separate standby capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Oberlin
Shelby, Willard
Wlan
Quey Ucc Wtroganesues
Wellington Auxiliary Plans March Pot Luck Dinner
The American Legion Auxiliary will host a March 19 pot luck dinner at 6 30 p.m. in Mrs. Green's ab with Mrs. Rus Afternoon Club hosting. Members decide to send candy to Chillicothe Veterans Hospital and supply a new 50 star flag for Huntington School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Cde Selle Beautician
Jenm and
Mamimidénnis
Seamale We Ea
Former Rep Hoodbers dies as club renames group Mary-ettes
Former Representative George E Hoodbers, age 85, a two-term Democrat from North Carolina, died Tuesday. A local club meeting renamed the group the Mary-ETTES in his honor. Mrs Mary Green and Mrs Warren Green are identified among members. Mrs Alex Horvath serves as vice-leader. Next meeting is March 21. TOPS Club crowned Mrs Richard Mason queen with thirteen members posting 52 percent weight loss. Hostesses were Mrs Edward Aldrich and Mrs Marguerite Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
N.C
UPI
George E. Hoodbers
D-N.c
Congress
Mary Green
Warren Green
Alex Horvath
Huron County 4-H Advisors To Be Feted
Local volunteers serving as Huron County 4-H advisors will be honored at a Thursday dinner in the North Fairfield Masonic Hall. Bruce Tom, former rural sociologist, will speak as part of National 4-H Club Week observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Huron County
North Fairfield Masonic Hall
Carlos Tucker
Bruce Tom
The
Agricultural Extension Service
Midview High to Hold Annual Spring Concert
The Midview High School annual spring concert is set for March 18 in the high school auditorium. A 70 piece concert band plus a 15 member dance band will perform 14 and two selections respectively, with majorettes performing a march routine. Conducted by Orley Gingery with student conductor Charles Huene assisting, the program includes Wagner and Brigadoon pieces along with Colorama and college songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Midview High School
Midview
Orley Gingery
Charles Huene
Catholic Viewpoint on Birth Control Lecture at Oberlin
The Rt. Rev. Francis W. Carney of St John College Cleveland will lecture on birth control in Wilder Hall Auditorium Thursday at 8 30 p m. Msgr. Carney, philosophy professor and family life program director, speaks under Oberlin College Newman Club sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Francis W. Carney
St John College
Cleveland
Wilder Hall
Carney
St. John College
Oberlin College Newman Chub, 1
Milan Women’s Unit To Meet
Milan The Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church will meet at Lockwood Chapel Thursday with a 1 30 p m dessert luncheon followed by the business meeting and program. Moderator for the discussion is Mrs William Mattlage with hostesses Mrs C G Leidhieser Miss Elsie Brown Mrs Robert S McLane and Mrs Edward Wikel. The first Lenten season service is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church
Lockwood Chapel
William Mattlage
C. G. Leidhieser
Mise Elsie Brown
Robert S. McLane
Edward Wikel
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Moore
Pher Herold
Kaplan’s Furniture
Kaplan
Forsitere
Marshall Spring
Tole
Ator Fabrics
Diam
Broad ST
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Ohio
Ob- Tucker
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