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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1977
Page
2
Police report that more than $2,000 worth of antique handguns and a rifle were taken from the Milan Historical Museum on Edison Drive. Items include two 1863 Remington handguns and several Colt revolvers. entry appears preplanned with visitors Sunday.
Berlin Milan School District invites sixth grade students and parents to an orientation at 10 a.m. Friday Aug 26 in the Berlin Heights Middle School. Principal Robert Mitchell will discuss the pupil handbook fees and uniforms and answer questions.
An 18 year old, Lucas Shane Walery, was jailed after an intensive Huron County sheriff investigation into two break ins. He faces charges of breaking and entering for the Aug 11 Miller residence theft of about 125 dollars and complicity in a June 15 Burger and Shake case. Authorities say more formal charges are expected in Common Pleas Court.
Property transfers recorded for Velora Newland to Evelyn Lydy in Willard City. Multiple deeds list transfers from Russell Lawrence to Terry and Sandra Meagrow in Bronson Two, and Wilbert and Esther Lawrence to the same parties. Additional exchanges include Theresa Miller to Carl Metzger in Norwalk City and others in Greenwich Two and Lyme Two.
The LPGA aims to boost viewership and purses with a new star. Nancy Lopez, 20, from Tulsa, showcases beauty and talent after two years of college, finishing second in three recent events and drawing crowd attention while promising a refreshed image for women’s golf.
Obituary notices for Paul Harley Wood 58 of rural New London died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. He farmed, former construction worker, member of New London Eagles and Teamsters. Survived by wife Jane, son Paul David, daughter Marjorie Harmon, granddaughter, sister Mabel Gregg. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Eastman Funeral Home. burial Grove Street Cemetery. callers today 7–9 p.m. and Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
Jeanie Miller pitched a one hit shutout to lift Huron County Bank No. 1 to an 18 0 victory over Van Dresser in the Norwalk Recreation Department Women s Slow Pitch League Tournament on Monday The game ended after three innings due to the 15 run rule Other Monday night results include Monroeville Merchants 29 Norwalk Furniture 6 Norwalk Merchants Green defeated Norwalk Bowling Center 2 1 and Bennett Electric beat Norwalk Merchants 13 3 Debi Ward and Linda Rogers pitched for the losers as top hitters for the winners included Chris Sharpe Ava Toole Jo Ann Ringholz Maureen Mushet and Fitzgerald
Monroeville endured a 1-2 run in the State Class A Slow Pitch tournament with a 4-2 win over Anderson Brothers, a 10-7 loss to Brookville Fireside Lounge, and a 16-14 extra innings defeat to Youngstown Teamsters after leading 12-10 in the seventh. The club has prior first in Huron County, Greenwich Invitational title, and high finishes in Mansfield and Perkins League play.
Glen R. Alkire, 23, was northbound on Route 101 in Sandusky when a car turned into his lane causing a collision. He was treated at Sandusky Memorial Hospital and released. Driver Phillip D. Gonzalez, 51, Castalia, was cited for an improper turn. A Collins woman, Penny D. Braden, 39, was cited for reckless operation after leaving the road and hitting a fence and mailbox near U.S. 20, damaging a 1973 Chevrolet valued at about $150.
All girls wishing to play volleyball at Edison High are asked to report to the high school Wednesday Aug 24 at 7 p.m. for the first practice. The Chargers open their season Dec 12 as they defend the Norwalk Invitational crown and previously shared the Class AA Sectional title.
Norwalk High football held its second Lift A Thon raising more than 3400 for team expenses. Winners in four weight classes included Cory Geiss 180 pounds under 150, Joe Nickoli 215 pounds 150 to 175, Mark Brandts 260 pounds 175 to 200, and Rich Zureich 250 pounds over 200. Nickols led in pledges with 2.66 per pound.
Detroit’s Barney McCosky League team routed Norwalk 4-3 after taking a 4-0 lead through seven innings. J.V. Lover started for Norwalk with three scoreless innings, Brian Haas followed, and Kevin Ruffer took the loss. Detroit held a 9 to 6 edge in hits with Chris Harkness John Landall Brad Alge and John Perry collecting Norwalk hits.
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