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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1969

Page

2

Clocks Across Norwalk and Nearby Town Halls Talk Time

Route 20 travelers and downtown visitors see village clocks and city hall timepieces. Some watches like Willard and New London suffer ailments while Huron County Courthouse Milan Town Hall clocks keep accurate time. Newer clocks atop Norwalk city hall and Monroeville village hall blend accuracy with simpler style.

Route 20 Willard New London Huron County Courthouse Milan Town Hall Norwalk New City Hall Village Hall Monroeville

New London Clock Strikes Time Misfit In Steeple

William Bryson, longtime caretaker, tends the First Methodist Church timepiece that halted recently after ten years of care. The 1879 town clock, built by the Howard Watch Co. of Boston, sits in a high steeple and is wound by hand. Bryson fears health limits future climbs to service it.

New London First Methodist William Bryson Bryson Lakewood Howard Watch Co Boston

Milan Clock Ticks Away For S1 Years

Milan received a town clock in 1888 after the fire damaged town hall in 187? The hall built in 1876 was rebuilt higher with the clock added. Initially powered by weights, it became a daily wind and later electric. The clock rang the hour and possibly the half hour, though historian Wallace White finds no evidence of half hourly strikes.

Milan Wallace White

Hickel aims to restore buffalo in Interior seal

Secretary Walter J. Hickel plans to restore the buffalo on the Interior Department seal the modern design Udall ordered is being replaced. Senator Mark O Hatfield says he is greatly pleased with the move though he had derided the previous redesign as a Madison Avenue fantasy.

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