Huron County GOP Maintains Strong Grip In Local Elections
Norwalk Waren County voters backed Republicans across offices. Incumbent Democrat Judge Young Jr. faced no opposition. Governor Lausche won a fifth term with strong GOP support. Baunhart and Latta secured key seats. County officials, including auditor and commissioner, were reelected or confirmed, while statewide issues favored continuation of current terms. Voter turnout appeared modest compared to prior cycles.
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Waren
Don J. Young Jr
Frank J. Lausche
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Huron County
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Turon County
AL BC. Baunhart Jr
Congress
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Delbert L Latta
Rey Ho Barry
Alcoholics Anonymous P. O. Box 321 outreach note
A concise AA statement presents alcoholism as a sickness and offers mutual aid at no charge. The notice references a P O Box 321 as a contact point for help and fellowship.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Smallest Print Run: One Item Always
The shop explains the economics of quantity printing. They can handle a single piece by Jetterpress, offset, sign painting, or silk screen if feasible, and will honestly advise the best method or connect the customer with another shop if needed.
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Jetterpress
School Building Issues Approved In Huron County
Voters in New Haven and New London approved bond issues for school facilities and renovations. New Haven backed a 150.10 mill for a new school. New London sought 145,090 for classrooms and high school remodeling. Several townships passed renewals and mills for current expenses or wellness programs after tight votes.
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Ketims
New London
New Haven
New Evens
New Londons School Board
Rochester
Clarksfield
Rugles
Hartland Jomil
Religious replica Petersicaw Mass in France sparks claims
A reported apparition near a French village led by the Neventan Fathers describes a peasant girl hearing the Virgin Mars speak. Local accounts say the event occurred at a religious replica mass attracting followers and attention from Catholic authorities.
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Hourdes
France
Mars
Neventan Fathers
Amherst Mary Martha class uses ripe raspberries for church fair decorations
Members of the Mary Martha Class of the congressional church gathered Monday night in Amherst to decorate a country store booth for a December bazaar. They picked ripe raspberries from nearby bushes for decorations and snacks, with Mrs Byrd Richmond supplying berries from their farm.
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Byrd Richmond
Basaar
Gravee Purcell
Margaret Mackenzie
Catherine Bacon Havel Rachmand
Helen Meesiz
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Brown Bessie Haniel
Emerson Emke
Vera Lauger
Arthur Meesig
Anna Miller
Martha Nilen
Jane Pink
Community church and auxiliary officers elected and events noted
The Congregational Church elected officers last night with Frett Nilen as chair, Frank Nicholls as vice chair, and Grace Purcell as secretary. Plans include remodeling and a Christmas party. St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church hosted guest night with a Hawaii lecture by Mrs. William Brandt. Circle Meets St Anns Circle of St Josephs Catholic Church met at Dr McQueen home. prizes won in pimochle and fan-tan. next meeting at John Strohmerer home. attendees named.
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William Brandt
Louise Camp
Ruth Cook
Ruth Deiner
Dorothy Erhart
Jeanette Emmerich
Virginia Gray
Christine Haas
Neva Herchler
Eleanor Menz
Ethvel Mischka
Helen Schriner
Norman Albrecht
Bertha Tousley
Betty Herbst
Elen Berger
Helen Fullmer
Alice Messerole
Kathryn Palmer
Christine Walker
Edna Mae Logan
Lucy Mischka
Joseph Wesbecher
Alex Dibinski
Frank Davis
Leo Carr
Minnnie Hurlbut
John Strohmerer
Joseph Kovach
Lewis Kramer
Sullivan School Cafeteria Levy Passes for Three Years
Sullivan School Board approves a three year maintenance and operation levy to fund cafeteria services. The measure supports school dining facilities across Ashford County and enables continued operation and upkeep of the school system.
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Sullivan School
Sullivan
Schonl Cafetena Ais Nya Oon
Sullivan School Board
Levy Sesierdas
Ashfard
Bond issues pass in Willard vote summary
Three Willard bond measures cleared, with voters approving a $87400 pool project while a $70 cost for a new community center faced mixed support. A third bond for athletic equipment drew strong backing, as supporters prevailed by a wide margin and opponents were few.
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