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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1979
Page
2
A one year old longhair named Velvet waits at the Huron County Animal Shelter for a caring adopter. The cat is strictly indoor and the adoption fee is five dollars. Reflector photo by Paul Stafford.
Mrs Willard Bishman quietly crafts decorated Easter egg ladies for Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital patients each Easter. For over 40 years she supplies cards ribbons and plastic flowers, delivering each lady to patients with no fuss.
Philip Clemons of Greenwich pleads not guilty in Huron County Common Pleas Court to intimidating a public official. A county grand jury indicted the 30 year old after a dispute with South Central High School Principal William Toney last week. Clemons allegedly visited Toney’s home to intimidate him over a relative’s school suspension. Firemen were called to extinguish a gas leak related carburetor van fire on Water Street. The 1967 van, owned by Jerry Harger, was confined to the engine compartment. address unknown.
The list records admissions and discharges at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. It includes newborns such as Baby Patrick Lucas and Baby Jeffrey Fisher, with names like Greenwich Mrs Marie Doughty and Norwalk residents. Discharges feature Vicki Craig, James Deel, and multiple Norwalk patients among others, spanning Norwalk Wakeman Norwalk and nearby towns.
Sixty six area residents cited for failing to register or pay 1979 mobile home taxes. Delinquent totals amount to 6171 dollars, including a 10 percent penalty for late payment. Citations issued by Norwalk and Bellevue municipal courts, with penalties ranging 25 to 50 dollars. Some owners paid a 40 dollar waiver along with delinquent taxes. Names and amounts listed for many individuals and corporate owners across Norwalk Bellevue Greenwich and Willard among others.
Charles M. Henry of Willard 79 died Thursday night at his winter home in Sanford Florida Born in Friendsville Ohio he lived in Willard for 60 years He was a retired B and O machinist and a member of First United Methodist Church and the Machinist Union Survivors include his wife Sadie daughter Patricia Kelly and three grandchildren Visitation Sunday 3 to 9 and 7 to 9 p m at Fink Lindsey Funeral Home Services Monday at 2 p m at First United Methodist Church with Rev Eugene Priest officiating Burial Keenwood Cemetery
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