Eight run unopposed in trustee races Norwalk and surrounding townships
In Huron County several township trustee races lack opponents with only four of eight contests competitive. Names listed include Howard Chapin Harold Hammersmith W Jack Hall Robert E Kirkpatrick Ronald Linder Melvin OIll and others in Norwalk New London Townsend Clarksfield Mitchville Hartland Wakeman and surrounding townships. The two elected trustees will serve four-year terms.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Noventher
Tower Siips
Clarksieeld
David C Lambright
Wakeman
I Hale McClatlin
Jeanne Fo Spoerr
George Wargo Jr
Wakeman Mitchville
Melvin Ei. Beppen
New London
Fave KR
O'Dell
Greenwehh
Wrehsrd
Sith
Vonkorpedl
Hartlan
Vanline Bedeford
Culling
James d. Cassidy
Collins
Otto C. Ruess Jr
Steve Urbansky
Reel, Collns
John Ro Vogt Sr
Norman & Butler
Arthur J. Lombardi
Patrick J Nolan
Marden J. Todd
Donald FL Worcester
Six vie for Norwalk school board seats
Nominees named for Norwalk City School Board three seats in the November election. James Rader and Robert Thant run for reelection, with four new candidates vying for the remaining seats.
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Norwalk School Board
Norm Alr
Neeiees
Pete
James Rader Nemiber
Tre Be
Robert Thant Huren
Beard
Local Story With Jumbled Names and Details
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places including Norwalk High School and Capital University with scattered roles such as teacher, chiropractor, and resident. The readable items point to a community aggregate of people and institutions but lack coherent events or dates.
New London Faces School Levy and Liquor Questions
Residents in New London vote on a 4 mill operating levy that costs $4 per $1000 of assessed value. Precincts two and three also decide four liquor options including off and on premise sales, bars, and a state store. Rev George Minton leads the group backing the local options.
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Lawson's
Park Avenue
Prevince Two
Precinct One
George Minton
New London Baptist Church
Norwalk zoning panel rejects use change for beauty shops
The Norwalk planning commission rejected a rezoning plan expanding beauty and barber shops on residential streets. Members Tengowski Cross Wire and Thompson opposed the move. Williams urged openness while others warned of crowded neighborhoods. The panel also recommended converting 40 acres along Old State Road to a commercial district for a landmark food plant, with Cross stating HORPC will fund half of new maps to aid public affairs meetings.
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Hasnumousty
Old State Road
Land Mark Foed Company
Hbard
Cross
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
HORPC
HCRPC
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Bronson Howard
Chapin
Willard
Harold Hammersmith
W. Jack Hall
Robert E. Kirkpatrick
Ronald W. Linder
RID L. Norwalk
Melvin C. O11
RID. Norwalk
Townsend
Richard Mahl
RD 1
Robert Martin
RIV
Callins
Ter Bartielar
Kent State University
Canton
Nan Vents
Husbets
Kola Cinruer
al TE Baker Grauht
Walla
Suns
Fyoek
Ferris Lane
ITT Lighting and Fisture
Dumatn College i Lancaster
Pacand
Steven Trade School
Chatman
Stian Busine Associatiion
Sorwalk
LaVenda Lee
Moey
Tautenburg Drlesman
Bench Diversitiesident
St. Pauls Cuthale Church
Huron County Board of Realors
Termes Pei Freer
DE Harry A. Corrsel
Dorothy Wel Tastdes
Richard Fvock
Robert Holman
Michael Myers
DR. Ames Ryder
Ealeen
Aesecamers
Seheal
Peirafthy
Pehanides
Pr Haris A
Ryder
Flees
Warren
Norwalk High School
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Capital
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He Tire & Battery People
Dayton Thoroered
Ist Tire
Independent Oil & Tire CO
Geass
Gabriel
Feypia, G
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Westleys
United PF
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Elyria Ave
N. London
School
Levy
BEE
Tolian
Guidenc
Hanlan
Mere Casey
Taw Beauty
Itianey
Orch
Vonage Board
Duc Tengowski
Clif Cross
Don Wire
Gary Thompson
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John Borgia
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Robert Wily
Thie Dorhuad
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