Bits From Berlin Heights And Norwalk Happenings
A series of local incidents include Dana Rowell treated for a dog bite at Fisher-Titus, Charles Lindenau admitted after an ankle injury while skating, and Pinus Sams treated for a burned hand from burning rubbish. Norwalk police officers back on duty after a month at Western Reserve University. A Vermilion resident reported car damage from striking a parked vehicle on North Linwood Avenue near Monroe Street. Seven students from local districts head to the Huron County Spelling Bee at North Fairfield School with representatives named for New London Clarksfield South Central and North Fairfield. Scott Boetcher appears for Greenwich Intermediate spelling duties across 5th and 6th grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Rowell
Berlin Heights
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Charles Lindenau
New London
Pinus Sams
Collins
Norwalk
James Borgia
William Meese
City
Western Reserve University
Law and Medicine Centers of
Western Reserve
Cuyahoga County
Charlotte A. Fandrich
Vermilion
Linwood Avenue
Monroe Street
Pat McCrain
Milan Ave
North Fairfield
Mary Myers
Marla Yates
Clarksfield
Sharon Trembly
Sheryl Judson
South Central High
Pamela Rice
Scott Boetcher
Greenwich Intermediate
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions Listed
Donald Bores of Monroeville fined ten dollars and costs for excessive noise and Guy Godenour of Sandusky forfeited twenty dollar bond for speeding in Norwalk Mayor's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Donald Bores
Monroeville
Guy Godenour
Sandusky
Freshmen Lead Willard Honor Roll Across Fourth Grading
Willard High School reports nine teen freshmen on the honor roll after the fourth grading period. Listed are seniors David Elm linger Vonda Estridge Barth Gibson Robert Harlan Daniel Hartenstein Pamela Jump Kenneth Long Katherine Redpath Vicki Roose Diane Slessman Deborah Snyder Philip Wolfe juniors Deborah Capelle Richard Crall John Dabbert Joy Honsberger Robert Jester Tim King Dieter Kraft June Minns Timothy Postema Dennis Slessman William Sowers Eugene Stephens Sharon Striker Richard Swert Robert Thornton Betty Winemiller sophomores Marla Adams Alan Boyer Karen Coffey Mary Kay Drury Patricia Forster Brenda Fridsma Pamela Lewis Thomas Miller John Moll Robert Poland Peggy Postema freshmen Lucille Berberick Michelle Border Beverly Capelle Judith Chapman David Cherry Joan Cok Sally Culler Thomas Danemiller Pamela Estridge Robert Kale Jordan Moore Teresa Parent Donna Poland Raymond Prater Shirley Redpath Edward Smeltz Debra Van Loo Janet Wieringa Stephen Young
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim King
Dieter Kraft
June Minns
Timothy Postema
Dennis Slessman
William Sow
Ers
Eugene Stephens
Sharon Striker
Richard Swert
Robert Thornton
Betty Winemiller
Marla Adams
Alan Boyer
Karen Coffey
Mary Kay Drury
Patricia Forster
Brenda Fridsma
Pamela Lewis
Thomas Miller
John Moll
Robert Poland
Peggy Postema
Lucille Berberick
Michelle Border
Beverly Capelle
Judith Chapman
David Cherry
Joan Cok
Sally Culler
Thomas Danemiller
Pamela Estridge
Robert Kale
Jordon Moore
Teresa Parent
Donna Poland
Raymond Prater
Shirley Redpath
Edward Smeltz
Debra van Loo
Janet Wieringa
Stephen Young
Architect To Address Class Here
Thurman J. Peabody speaks tonight at 8 for the seventh session of Adult Religious Education at the Knights of Columbus Home. The program covers church architecture and renewal of modern church music with Peabody’s illustrations of the 12 sided Huron St Peter Church. Five area Franciscians from Seneca Huron school present a musical happening on liturgy music including Gregorian chant and modern selections. Sisters M Damian, M Perpetua, M Raphael, M Denise, and M Jeanne Marie assist. discussions follow and refreshments are served. Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman J. Peabody
Knights of Columbus
Peabody
Huron St. Peter
Sr. M. Damian
M. Perpetua
M. Raphael
M. Denise
Jeanne Marie
Tots Hurt In Auto Accident
A five year old boy and his 3 year old sister were treated at Willard Hospital for injuries from a one car crash on Walnut Road east of Willard. Jim F. Rowe 32 of rural Willard operated the auto and reportedly lost control. The vehicle overturned and the children Jeffrey and Kathleen suffered face and head injuries. Rowe was cited for failure to drive on the right half of the roadway. A pony owned by Morris Wolfe was destroyed after a collision. Robert E. Ott 21 of rural Norwalk said his car struck the pony on Route 18 west of Clarkfield. The incident occurred about 2 am Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hospital
Walnut Road
Willard
Jim F. Rowe
Rowe
Jeffrey
Kathleen
Morris Wolfe
Wakeman
Robert E. Ott
Norwalk
Clarksfield
Ott
Vandals Damage Car and New House in Norwood Hawthorne Area
Bud Brady reports 1965 Volkswagen damaged with torn license plates and brackets. A Locust Lane construction site suffered a pried rear window entry and cigarette soot marks. Signs along Norwood Avenue Hawthorne Street area were pulled up. police test prints and pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Avenue
Hawthorne Street
Bud Brady
Hawthorne
Brady
Locust Lane
Demand For Electricity Jumps 15 Per Cent Here
Norwalk's municipal power plant saw electricity demand rise over 15 percent in the first two months of 1968 versus the prior year. Superintendent Don Davis cited a 9 percent gain in 1967 over 1966 and noted falling cost per kilowatt hour. He said the plant employs 30, with a $200000 payroll plus $50000 in fringe benefits, and about $25000 in annual local purchases. A new electrostatic precipitator reduces dust over 98 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Don Davis
Municipal Power Plant
Kiwanis Club
American Public Power Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mayor’s Court
Chevrolets
Chevrolet
Ohio
Reflector-Herald
UPI
Circula
Associa
Northeld
Greenwich
Aid
Huron
Erie Coun
U.S
Thurman Peabody
Tots
New House
Aan
Davis
Mary Schild
Sonny James
Bill Anderson
Connie Smith
David Houston
Kenny Roberts
King of the Yoderlers
Wynn Stewart
Park Entrance
Whittlesey Avenue
Leo and
Martha Smith
LE Mar Lake Park
Firestone
Firestone Safe Tire
Nicklaus
Qrck
Nechlauta
Sai-Charge
Maxie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!