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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1977
Page
8
Norwalk Public Library announces a book sale during National Library Week April 17 to 23 with duplicate worn or dated books. Proceeds fund new purchases. A tea for the public is set 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday.
MILAN A party Monday at the Milan Public Library marks three anniversaries. Librarian Wilson Couch says the 4 to 8 30 p.m. event celebrates the librarys 100th birthday National Library Week and Poohs 50th birthday with Winnie The Pooh appearing at 7 p.m. Proclamations for National Library Week will be issued by Milan Township Trustees and Milan Village Council. Cake and coffee will be served all day.
The Monroeville Historical Society opens its museum this Sunday from 1 to 4 for members of local historical groups and Huron County officials. The Hess Hardware building on North Main Street houses the display space with volunteer helpers arranging one room settings. Mr and Mrs Laverne Heyman lead the open house efforts while the society’s annual meeting and officer elections take place Thursday at 7 30 pm.
New London Township Zoning Board and village officials eyed changing the acreage at the reservoir from agricultural to commercial to allow recreation, camping, boating facilities, and food sales. A public hearing is planned for 7 p.m. May 10 if council approves seeking the change.
The Northwest Ohio Bottle Club hosts a Sunday bottle show at EHOVE Joint Vocational School from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It features about 70 dealers from several states with antique bottles, commemorative pop bottles, beer cans and related advertising. The club, formed in 1971, preserves glass container history and meets monthly at the Helena Fire Station.
County landowners face liability issues as trespassers invitees licensees and invitees are defined by duty of care. Trespassers need only avoid harm while licensees require reasonable warnings of hidden dangers. Invitees face the highest standard with risks from hunting fishing or fees paid to enter.
A Bucyrus sale listed consignors with 227 total head and prices up to 2 dollars higher than last auction. Hogs ranged 32.25 to 37.50 for butcher hogs. sows 26 to 35.50. boars 23 to 26. Veal calves up 5 dollars. sheep and lambs 3 dollars higher. Cattle prices showed steers 37.50 to 40.10 and heifers 32 to 40.25. cows 31 to 33.50. bulls 35 to 37.50 with feeder cattle up 1. Calves and yearlings also posted higher quotes across several categories.
Mrs. Marjorie Jo Hindley Perry, 84, formerly of North Fairfield, died Friday in Milan. A Norwalk native, she taught at Fitchville and later worked in insurance with her husband Thayer, a former mayor. Survived by daughter Doris Stewart, son Donald E., five grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Visitation Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Kubach-Smith Funeral Home. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at North Fairfield United Church. Burial in North Fairfield Cemetery.
Local items include dances at the Norwalk National Guard Armory on April 16 from 9:30 to 12:30 am with BYOB. entertainment at Fornsaglio Inn. a head start rummage sale on April 22 23. and a Mardi Gras fundraiser at Social Hall on April 17. Other entries note police report of a burglary at 13 Grand Ave and a request to return a lost duck Daisy.
Admissions list includes Christian Pederson Milan James Ebert Norwalk Robert Book New Cumberland Va Jacqueline Messenger. Discharges include Robert Perry Norwalk Mrs Mavis Perry Norwalk Mrs Ellen Kirby Norwalk Ronald Trimmer Willard Tony Raper Norwalk Mrs Mary Chappelear Norwalk Mary Ann Benedict Norwalk George Latasky Sandusky Kenneth Alisbury Monroeville Mrs Ann Luis Swope Norwalk Mrs Joyce Hardy Norwalk Mrs Betty Suhr Norwalk.
Dial 668 3771 to place want ads for rental vacancies quickly. The notice urges readers to act now and connect with the classified line for immediate listing.
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