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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1975
Page
2
Hollie J. Russell, 27, of Cleveland, was severely injured in a one car crash on Ohio 162 at the Section Line Road junction near Havana. She is in guarded condition at Willard Area Hospital after her car struck a ditch and a telephone pole and ended on its roof.
Three of four area athletic directors say their departments will finish the year in the black. Willard High reports about seven thousand dollars in profit with total expenditures near twenty six thousand and receipts around thirty three thousand. Edison projects a two thousand dollar profit while St Paul and Norwalk face mixed results and the impact of merged schools.
West Baking Company in Norwalk operated two shifts over a weekend to produce eight million hamburger buns for McDonalds 20th anniversary sales. The plant is the chain's largest bun supplier to Ohio and Michigan, with eight extra delivery trucks and 30 workers added to the regular crew of 140.
Audrey Mackiewicz editor of the Firelands Farmer in Huron was elected first vice president of the Newspaper Farm Editors of America becoming the first woman officer in the group. She would rise to president next year. The Firelands Farmer covers agricultural interests in Erie Lorain Ashland and Huron counties. Mackiewicz has about a decade in journalism.
William P. Moots 54 of Port Clinton died Sunday at Veterans Hospital in Cleveland. He lived in Port Clinton three years and was a World War II veteran. He belonged to Laborers Local 480 for over 30 years and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Sandusky. Survived by wife Irene Burrer. daughters Patricia Blatt, Jane Williamson, and Vicki Moots. son William Jr.. five grandchildren. mother Mrs. Laura Moots. sister Mrs. George Virginia Van Zandt. brother Jack Moots. Services Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Drake Funeral Home Monroeville with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
Monroeville Junior and Senior High Schools invite parents to an open house on April 6 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Parents will meet teachers and administrators and coffee and cookies will be served. Graduation and registration topics will be discussed with post event one on one sessions planned after April 28 with the guidance counselor.
Deputies found a small fire in a junked Volkswagen on Butler Road outside Wakeman with no engine. No one was inside the vehicle, and officers treated it as a precaution after a hoax report.
A Norwalk congregation organized under the United Church of Christ has been accepted as a member church at the Northwest Ohio Association annual meeting held Friday. The group now includes 20 adults and 23 children from 15 households with Edward Southworth as moderator and Mrs. Thomas Shheidler as secretary treasurer. Services are Sundays at 7:30 p.m. in Benedict Chapel, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, as the congregation seeks permanent quarters.
Mike Beazley of Toledo a junior law student at the University of Toledo becomes the new director of a year long discussion series on the U S Constitution. He takes over from James Hertenstein of Norwalk who steps down due to time demands but remains on the supervising committee. Beazley will arrange dates and venues for sessions exploring the Constitution and the influences on its authors in a part time role paying 1000 dollars.
In 1974 Huron County banks held 278 902 in loans to college students per the Ohio Student Loan Commission. Norwalk’s Huron County Banking Co. led with 49 loans totaling 69 250, followed by Bellevue and Norwalk institutions with varying amounts and loan counts. Overall 194 student loans outstanding, up from 187 in 1973.
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