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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1975
Page
3
A 9 year old boy from Norwalk reports his yellow tackle box vanished along Norwalk Creek near East Elm Street on Friday evening. David Barnett 36 Newton Street said three or four boys were observed taking it. the box is valued at 20 to 25 dollars.
The Center of Religious Education marks its fifth anniversary with an open house in Norwalk on April 20 from 2 to 4 PM. Run by Sisters Helen Frances Spears and Annette Monroe of the Toledo Diocese, it has expanded its collection with books filmstrips records tapes and slides. Coffee and cookies will be served.
Huron County Prosecutor William Owens seeks a resident to fill a research intern post funded by a $4,000 federal grant starting in June. The position covers salary and transportation costs. Owens asked the Huron County Bar Association for recommendations and prefers a second year law student.
Melody Kimmel of New London High School has been chosen as a Buckeye Girls State delegate for Capital University in June. Alternate delegate Lynn Scheerer joins her. Selection came from Fitchville American Legion Auxiliary. Melody and Lynn are active in band French Club Future Teachers of America 4 H and community projects.
At a State Board of Education meeting in Columbus on Monday Nancy Cole and Susan Schneider were honored as Norwalk’s state finalists in the Ohio Exploration Scholarship Program. They will compete regionally and nationally for selection. Norwalk is the only Ohio city besides Cleveland with more than one state finalist. Miss Cole is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cole of 9 Franklin Street. Miss Schneider is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph C. Schneider of 193 West Main Street.
A Norwalk man was thrown from his motorcycle Friday night when it collided with a car at the Main Street intersection in Milan. Details on injuries and charges were not included in the readable text.
A farewell dinner for Mrs. Carlos Blue will be hosted by the Salvation Army at St. Paul Parish House Sunday at 5 p.m. The event honors Mrs. Blue for her Sunbeam Program work and is a mother-and-daughter banquet open to Sunbeam members and their mothers. Blue, a former Navy recruiter in Norwalk, has retired and will soon leave Norwalk and Judson Streets.
Readable weekly lunch menus list meals for WILLARD WESTERN RESERVE MONROEVILLE ST PAUL BERLIN MILAN. Each day features typical school fare such as hot dogs spaghetti beef stew chicken fried steak pizza and sandwiches with fruit juice or dessert.
The Melody Singers of First Baptist Church Bellevue host services at 10 30 a m and 7 p m with public invitation. The menu for the week lists meals for Monday through Friday with various dishes across three groups and two locations New London and South Central with light items and desserts.
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