Oak Harbor firm eyes Norwalk site for plant
Myca Products Corp of Oak Harbor, burned out of business last month, may move into the former Rockwell Mfg Co plant on North Garfield Street in Norwalk. Owner C W Goodell and plant superintendent Earl Gordon confirm continued talks but offer no timeline or value, noting about 50 workers would be employed manufacturing rubber treads and curved molding for tiled floors. The blaze was sparked by an electric drill during sprinkler installation. Myca prefers an already built facility and is weighing other site options to begin production quickly.
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Myca Products Corp
Oak Harbor
Rockwell Mfg Co
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W Goodell
Earl Gordon
Myca
Mtenden
Gordon
New London Firefighters Praised for Quick Action
A visiting attorney from Columbus commends the New London Volunteer Fire Department after an August Labor Day fire at an abandoned feed mill. The 18 volunteers battled rising flames and smoke from a nearby lumber yard, saving the yard and preventing larger losses. The letter requests a special citation from the State Fire Marshal, and Fire Chief Al Waters confirms its receipt.
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New London
Thomas Sönenbach
Columbus
Fred Rice
New London Fire Department
al Waters
Avon Lake PTA Sets First Council Meeting Sept 17
Avon Lake PTA president Mrs Robert Marimon announces the first council meeting of the new school year will be Sept 17 at the First Congregational Church. Electric Bird Coffee serves at 9 am with a business meeting at 9 30 am. The Manual Study Course runs 10 11 30 am. Sessions continue Sept 24 and Oct 1. A babysitter is provided.
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Robert Marimon
Parent-Teacher Association Council
First Congregational Church
Vernon Cady
Cady
Northlake
Ohio Congress of
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Commissioners discuss subdivision roads in Erie County
Erie County commissioners and county engineer M W Bechberger reviewed proposed subdivision rules as residents from Rockwood Subdivision Margaretta Township urged steps to have roads accepted and maintained by the county. Bechberger offered a preliminary assessment of costs, noting roads have not met standards but snow removals occurred as a moral obligation. Lincolnshire Subdivision in Perkins Township was cited as next in line for possible road improvements.
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Sandusky
Erie County
M W Bechberger
Rockwood
Margaretta Township
Frank Borsick
Borsick
Bechberger
Lincolnshre
Perkins Township
WSCS Hears Reports At First Methodist Church
NEW LONDON The Womans Society of Christian Service held its first fall meeting. Reports covered the Lakeside School of Missions and Christian Service. A November mission month with studies on Southern Asia was planned. Bazaar and turkey dinner set for November 13. Mrs Mark Stevens said the cookbook recipes are collected and ready for press, on sale by November 1.
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New London
Womans Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
School of Missions and Christian Service
Lakeside
Asia
School of Misions
Mark Stevens
Sandusky to vote on levy for city operating funds
Sandusky City Council approves a two mill operating levy to be on the November 5 ballot. The measure aims to cover deficits cited by City Manager Stuart Gosser, who warns the city may end the year with a balance only if it saves funds from prior years.
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Stuart Gosser
Gosser
Lynn G Rosino
Philco
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