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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
2
John W. Sierman, 19, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court Tuesday to possessing marijuana. Sentencing was deferred. He was arrested by Plymouth police Sunday.
Several divorce petitions listed in Common Pleas Court include Maxine L Ridgeway versus Donald E Ridgeway at Westwood Mobile Estates, and multiple pairs such as Cuba L Tullis versus Richard H Tullis, Marilyn Castle versus Orville Castle, Edward L White versus Kay L White, Roberta L Frisch versus John Frisch. Money claims include Marlene B Rugg v Pauline Timmons for 15000 and Assured Home Improvement Co v Joseph C and Mannie Cook for 800.
Mrs. Willard Bishman of Norwalk prepares 69 decorated eggs for Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital patients this Easter weekend. The project, ongoing for 25 to 30 years, includes hats, ribbons, greeting-card art and messages. Bishman now uses blown eggs and teaches a pupil, Mrs. Richard Cunningham, who will deliver 35 eggs.
Fourty-one area students are on the EHOVE honor roll for the third grading period with Norwalk High five honorees. The list shows 4.0 and 3.5 averages with named students from Norwalk Edison Monroeville New London South Central and Western Reserve. Special Holy Week services are announced by Zion Episcopal Monroe ville with Maundy Thursday Good Friday and Easter services plus a youth mission project.
The New London group released Q and A on the three mill levy to appear May 4. The levy would fund salaries and is expected to raise about $5,000. Questions cover voting secrecy re party, district reorganization, reasons for a special election, state plan impact, and board cost-cutting including staff trims and program reductions.
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