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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1973
Page
12
April 12 1973 report shows livestock figures and grain market actions with open high low close and daily change. Highlights include season high and low movements across commodities reflecting trading activity in Chicago Grain.
Townsend Township announces the start of the spring trash pickup program with collection days to be announced. Residents are urged to place materials curbside on designated pickup dates and follow local guidelines for acceptable items.
Local notices and events include gun show plans by Milan Jaycees on April 14 15 at EHOVE School admission 50 cents. Fresh Lake Perch dinner at Norwalk Elks Club April 14. North Fairfield Lions Fish Fry April 14 proceeds to Little League. Welcome Wagon rummage sale April 13 14 at Norwalk Senior Center. SPH French Club Car Wash April 14. Korner Kupboard Milan fish fry April 14. Three Nationwide agents to attend sales convention April 25 27 in Cincinnati. Country Counter steak sale 99 cents a pound.
Edward K. Litchfield 73 rural New London died on arrival at New London Hospital from a heart attack. Lifelong area farmer, Rochester Township trustee for 23 years, he held many community roles. Survived by siblings and nieces, funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Eastman Funeral Home with burial in Rochester Cemetery. calling hours 7–9 p.m. tonight and 4–9 p.m. Saturday.
David S Mason 16 said his foot slipped from brake to gas behind James L Schlader 48 at East Main and South Foster Streets. Mason's car rear ended Schlader's as his brother moved inside the car. Morning report notes planter damage near South Side Marathon station.
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Donald Hansberger Norwalk Phyllis Zingg Bellevue Ruth Ross Norwalk Dorothy Bomar Huron Twila Betschman Monroeville Ruth Morrow Norwalk Thomas Dieffenderter Bellevue Madonna Harshberger Norwalk Benjamin Gibson Wakeman John Shirk. Discharges include Lila Walls Norwalk Hazel Fleming Collins Ora Gough Norwalk Baby Robert Rhineberger Norwalk Janet Hicks Wakeman Alva Hinckley Norwalk. Sandusky Memorial Hospital admissions Jeffrey Lane Norwalk Marjorie Brundage Berlin Heights. Discharges James Snyder and baby Monroeville.
Willard Mayor's Court records multiple speeding cases with fines ranging from 10 to 22 dollars and various court costs waivers noted. Individuals include Ronald C. Krueger Monroeville Ethel Thornberry Route 1 Randal Stephens Maple Ridge Rd Ronald G Shirey Jr Route 4 Robert G Steinmetz 325 W Pear St and others across Willard area.
Robert DeHoyos of rural Plymouth, serving one to five years for a 1972 Willard shooting, has been released on three years probation under Ohio’s shock treatment law. He pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon in December after initially facing shooting with intent to kill in New Castle Pennsylvania. Hettrick, 34, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee, was wounded at the Pullman Inn and returned to work in July.
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