Reflector Names Sales Winners
Thirteen year old Peter Schlacter won a subscription contest conducted by The Reflector during the last six weeks. He sold 27 new subscriptions and earns a radio and trophy. Other prize winners include Mark Dial Note Walk, Mickey Scott Monroeville, Gene Seck Norwalk, Wilfred Rospert Norwalk, Larry Bick Norwalk, and James Boose Norwalk.
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Peter Schlacter
Reflector
Peter
James Schlacter
Rosedale
Garden
Harkness
Milan
Mark Dial
Notewalk
Mickey Scott
Monroeville
Gene Seck
Norwalk
Wilfred Rospert
Larry Bick
James Boose
Planning commission to review auto center in downtown Norwalk
An permit to build an auto motive service center in Norwalk’s downtown business area will be considered at a Norwalk Planning Commission meeting at 7 30 this evening in the city council chamber. Realtor Joe E Dudley representing the Norwalk Masonic Lodge filed the application late last year.
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Isoners
Norwalk Planning Commission
City Council
Joe E. Dudley
Norwalk
Masons Seek Sale Of Corner Lot For Tire Outlet
The Masons want to sell their West Main and Church Streets lot to a tire firm for a retail and service center but the site lies in the B-2 downtown district where automotive service is banned under the new zoning code. Also on the agenda is operating rules drafted by Chairman George Cook Ford for Planning Commission applications and procedures, given to city solicitor Fred Waugh.
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Masons
West Main
Church Streets
B-2
George Cook Ford
Fred Waugh
Wakeman Declares Two Houses Unfit for Living
Wakeman Village Council workers designate two residential properties as nuisances. Lot 15 Townsend Street owned by King Wilmot and 46 Pleasant Street owned by T M Stevenson cited for unsafe water supply lacking sanitary facilities and disrepair. Letters signed by Health Commissioner Dr James Hindley and others will notify owners of action.
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Wakeman
Townsend Street
Pleasant St
James M. Hindley
Clarence Ellett
Huron County Department of Health Sanitarian
Paul Burns
King Wilmot
Cleveland Heights
Pleasant Street
T. M. Stevenson
Norwalk
Tate
Mole Repellent Use and Village Clean Up Planned
Ohio State University Extension specialists warn about using chlor dane or dieldrin to control grubs that attract moles. Wakeman fire department will supervise burning of grass on vacant lots to prevent fires. May 12 and 13 set as Village cleanup days with curbside pickup.
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Ohio State University Extension
Wakeman
Norfolk area newspaper subscription rates listed
UPI News Service outlines subscription terms for Norwalk Milan onroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and nearby rural areas 45 cents weekly by carrier or mail in Huron and Erie Counties 15.00 yearly rural areas without carrier service 23.40 yearly elsewhere in the United States Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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UPI News Service
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Onroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
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Robert Witt
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Wildcat
Martin Motor Sales, Inc
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Junior
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Ford
Planning Commission
Norwalk Reflector
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E. Monroe
Orwalk
Member Audit Bureau
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