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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1973

Page

3

Norwalk man in satisfactory condition after pill intake

A 49 year old Norwalk man was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Fisher Titus Memorial after taking an undetermined number of pills Tuesday night. Police reported the incident occurred shortly after 9 p.m. and he was taken to the hospital by ambulance from his home. Three girls reported a man exposing himself on Seminary Street Tuesday evening, describing him whistling and speaking to them as they walked on the south side near Foster Street and Woodlawn Avenue before they fled to a nearby apartment. The Huron Erie County Holstein Association held its annual banquet at Western Reserve School with about 125 attendees including junior dairymen. Awards were presented for high production milk and butterfat by Robert Thayer. honorees included George Cawrse, Donald Divins, William Lund & Sons, Kenneth Moyer, and Roger Schug. The Firelands Conference Choral Festival will be held Friday at Edison High School with 120 students from seven schools, plus all-day clinics led by Dr. Vance George, culminating in a 7:30 p.m. concert.

Norwalk Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Seminary Street Foster Street Woodlawn Avenue Huron- Erie County Holstein Association Western Reserve School Robert Thayer Ohio Dairymen’s Association George Cawrse New London Donald Divins Wakeman Firelands Edison High School Vance George Kent State University

Three Arrested After Norwalk Apartment Disturbance

Norwalk police arrested Eric W. Thorley 20 of 140 N Hester Sr and two 17 year olds after a loud party at Norwalk North Apartments. An injured youth was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital nine stitches. Thorley faces three charges including disturbing the peace and threatening. The juveniles face juvenile court charges. Officers reported uniforms bloodied and used handcuffs to separate the youths. Thorley jailed in Huron County awaiting Mayor's Court appearance with bonds set at 200 for the threat charge and 100 each for the peace counts.

Eric W. Thorley N. Hester Sr Norwalk Norwalk North Bouscau Avenue Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Thorley Bruce Radcliffe Joe E. Jones, Jr Ptl James Files Michael Tesmer Huron County

Bellevue Welcomes New Station On Air

Bellevue WNRR FM began broadcasting at 10 a.m. as the citys first commercial radio station. Operating at 92.1 with 1100 watts, it is owned by Bellevue Community Broadcasting and managed by Bob Ladd. News director Bill Weise and sports director Jim Larvie head the staff under music and public relations director Kim Newsome.

Bellevue Wnrrfm Jack Bedard Bellevue Community Broadcasting Bob Ladd Green Springs Bill Weise Bowling Green Jim Larvie WFRO Fremont Kim Newsome

Monroeville Considers Youth Curfew Ordinance

Monroeville Council gave first reading to a curfew for youths under 18. Weekend hours would be 10:30 p.m. to 5 a.m. year round, with weekday adjustments in school year and summer. Sunday through Thursday curfew runs 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. from late October to late April, and 10:30 p.m. to 5 a.m. April to October. The notice shift to police enforcement was discussed. The council also updated police chief appointment and other village measures.

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Ada Hedden Becomes Third Woman on New London Council

Ada Hedden, a New London resident for 25 years, was sworn in as the third woman on the village council. She says council business should be conducted at meetings and the public should verify plans themselves. Hedden, a public accountant and licensed real estate agent, will complete Harold Bailey's term through December 31, 1975.

Helen Payne New London Ada Hedden Hedden Robert Thomas E. Main Street Henry Harrisburg

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