Berlin Harvest Festival Queen Contest Promises Talent Night
Fourteen girls aged 14 to 18 from Berlin village or township compete for queen honors at the April 20 event held at Berlin Milan Middle School. The pageant features a Hello Dolly song and dance number with judging on poise personality and talent plus an evening gown. Edison High School Stage band performs and William Muthick serves as master of ceremonies. Trophy awards include queen prize talent and congeniality plus two runner up trophies.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin-Milan Middle School
Berlin Village
Prestige Pools Opens New Store In Ohio Area
A new division of K H Construction Co Prestige Pools opened today at Ohio 18 and Old State Road offering in ground and above ground pools, supplies and chemicals. Owner Ken Kinney says the May grand opening marks a shift to focus on general contracting.
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K-H Construction Co
Prestige Pools
Ohio 18
Old State Road
K-H Construction
Ken Kinney
Kinney
Stolen Car Recovered in Monroeville
Monroeville police recovered a green 1965 Chevrolet station wagon reported stolen Saturday by Edward A. Boehler of Webb Settlement Road. The car was found behind the drivers examination building before 11 a.m. undamaged but with $80 missing from under the front floor mat.
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Monroeville
Norwalk
David R. Williams
Edward A. Boehler
Webb Settlement Road
Williams
Norwalk Ambulance Department Earns State Certification
The Ohio Department of Health certified the Norwalk Ambulance Department under a voluntary program aligned with the Highway Safety Program. A state official inspected city ambulances and equipment and reviewed training reports for ambulance personnel before issuing the certification.
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Norwalk
Ohio Department of Health
Norwalk Receives Third Quarter Federal Revenue Sharing
The City of Norwalk was awarded $43,360 from the federal government this morning marking the third quarterly revenue sharing payment for the current fiscal year. A final payment of the same amount is due in July to fund garbage collection.
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Norwalk
Red Cross Tornado Relief Appeal in Sandusky Ohio
The Firelands Chapter of the Red Cross requests donations for tornado victims in southwestern Ohio. Contributions should be sent to Red Cross Tornado Relief care of the Firelands Chapter American Red Cross P O Box 647 Sandusky Ohio 44870.
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Sandusky
Firelands
Red Cross
Ohio
American Red Cross
P.O. Box
March Building Permits in Norwalk List Residential Repairs Only
Norwalk issued only residential repair permits in March. Names and values include J H Austin 146 North West Street 6000 W T and F J Bennett 9 Stoutenburg Drive 2900 J O and F Dryer 12 Marian Drive 387 D E and B K Burtcherin 197 Whittlesey Avenue 800 Iva Lee Osterling 11 Erie Street 175 J and E Vattorella 63 West Main Street 4000 R and P Ward 69 Parsons Street 1100 and Leslie Stanford 166 Whittlesey Avenue 98. Mayor's court income totaled 2727 for March.
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Norwalk
J.H. Austin
North West St
W.T
F.J. Bennett
Stoutenburg Dr
J.O
F. Dryer
Marian Dr
D.E
B.K. Burtcherin
Whittlesey Ave
Iva Lee Osterling
Erie St
J. and
E. Vattorella
W. Main St
R. and
P. Ward
Parsons St
Leslie Stanford
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions Summary
Philip H. Lorcher of 74 Jefferson St faced improper lane change and paid $10 fine plus costs. Timothy M. Finch of 29 Newton St fined $10 and costs for failure to yield. Janet A. Gatton of 4 Carriage Court had speeding with $17 bond forfeited. G W Dunlap of rural Wakeman also faced speeding with $17 bond forfeited. James N. Radcliffe of rural Norwalk fined $10 and costs for fictitious registration.
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Norwalk
Philip H. Lorcher
Jefferson St
Timothy M. Finch
Newton St
Janet A. Gatton
G.W. Dunlap
Wakeman
James N. Radcliffe
Ten NL students earn all A's across grades seven to twelve
NEW LONDON Ten students from grades seven through twelve at the local high school earned all A's for the third 9 weeks. Names include Nancy Duposki Beverly Frizzell Roman Rudy and others across seniors juniors sophomores freshmen and eighth and seventh grades.
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New London
Nancy Duposki
Laura Mekoleske
Roman Rudy
Beverly Frizzell
Lisa Nicode
Tom Neel
Mike Detterman
Teresa Tester
Steve Baker
Eric Jennings
Evelyn Crabbs
Rita Harris
Pam Jamison
Lynda Jason
Kevin Nestor
Ruth Ann Cowie
Herb Gregory
Judd Erlenbach
Sue Koshar
Jody Lambright
Lady Luxon
Tracy Marquis
Lisa McClaflin
Chris Robinson
Teresa Wilbur
Bev Frizzell
Cheryl Hendrickson
George Kurz
Sue Morrow
Denise Runkle
Debbie Tyras
Dave Young
Paul Howsman
Charles Meade
Brenda Sonewald
Jeff Tock
Jody Buzzard
Mark Chase
Karen Coey
Rosalind Fox
Beth Gilbert
Carolyn Huestis
Valerie McGowan
Mike Marett
Chris Murray
Alison Perkins
Debbie Barden
Armin Rudy
Kirk Saunders
Beth VonKamp
Futures Prices Reprinted with permission by the Wall Street
Grain and livestock prices are listed for Friday April 5 1974 in Chicago with open high low and close figures. The page shows market movements across commodities including grains and livestock.
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Wall Stree
Chicago
Quick Draw Incident Leaves Norwalk Man Wounded
Norwalk man Thomas E. Trotzier 32 was shot in the chest during a spontaneous quick draw practice with Harry E. Roberts 28 at Roberts home. Trotzier was driven to Fisher-Titus and transferred to Providence Hospital in guarded condition with a bullet lodged near his right clavicle. Police reported Roberts discharged a .22 revolver during the game and that the incident will be forwarded to the prosecutor.
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Norwalk
Thomas E. Trotzier
Glover St
Providence Hospital
Trotzier
Sandusky Hospital
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Harry E. Roberts
Townsend Ave
Roberts
Fisher-Titus
Six Firms Bid on Huron County Courthouse Masonry Work
Six companies submitted bids for exterior masonry cleaning restoration and waterproof sealing of the Huron County Courthouse. The base bids ranged from 23,350 by L. E. Pence of Lucasville to 34,578 by General Masonry Contractors of Marion, with MA Building and Maintenance Co of Cleveland at 23,560 Figley and Kime of Shelby at 26,586 Trisco Systems Inc of Lima at 29,800 and Midair Construction Co of Cleveland at 31,280.
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Huron County
L. E. Pence
Lucasville
MA Building and Maintenance Co
Cleveland
Figley and Kime
Shelby
Trisco Systems, Inc
Lima
Midair Construction Co
General Masonry Contractors
Marion
Waltham Forest considers washing dishes as punishment for assaulting teachers
London education committee member Charles Paley proposes making boys who assault teachers wash up after school lunch as punishment. Paley criticizes 100 lines as ineffective and says the plan would shame wrongdoers and make them look like naughty boys.
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London
UPI
London Borough of Waltham Forest
Charles Paley
Paley
Pot Haul at Cape Canaveral Agents Destroy About 2000 Plants
Federal agents at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral Florida destroyed about 2000 marijuana plants found on the north end of the facility. No arrests were made.
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
UPI
Kennedy Space Center
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Libby Toler
Sherri Old
Lisa Brown
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Linda Burke
Cindy Bellamy
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Rench
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the Legion Hall
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Benedict Ave
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Ashland College
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Jeff Chauvin
Russ Bristol
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Sheree Thom
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Amana
Amana Radarange
Radarange
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E. Main St
George W. Filip
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