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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
9
Milan police investigate theft of a 57/8 by 11/8 inch silver spoon engraved Edison, displayed under a glass dome at the Edison Birth Place museum. The spoon, made from coin-like silver, belonged to Nancy Edison and is now with Mrs. John E. Sloan.
Dance set 9 by CBers The Vogues will play Saturday night for round and square dancing at the Huron County Fairgrounds. The Sheriff's Huron County Emergency Net hosts the CB Jamboree with intermission by the Fabulous Four floor-show and Whistler's Son from Lima.
Classified readers offered to sell furniture for cash with a call-in line 662 4241 urging action. The brief notice emphasizes quick cash and disposal of excess items.
New London officials pressed the railroad to fix the Maple Street crossing after repairs at West Main North Main and Walnut Street. Mayor Golding said pressure has been applied for five years. residents seek reopening for safe foot travel and an extra exit in emergencies. The crossing remains dangerous with limited visibility for pedestrians.
A 14 year old Norwalk girl Lou Ann Lenhart sustained a bruise on her right leg when her bicycle collided with a car driven by Robert E Strimpfel at the East Main Street and North Linwood Avenue intersection. The bicycle eastbound struck the southbound car as it passed the light. A rural New London woman was cited for failing to yield after a separate morning wreck at Whittlesey Avenue and Railroad Street involving Virginia Garrett and Gerald Bursiel.
Mayor Charles Zeller told North Fairfield Council the number of cases in Mayor's Court has risen due to more patrols on the streets at varied hours. A second reading on a two mill five year levy to buy a street truck was passed on an emergency basis. George Shirey was appointed deputy on the volunteer auxiliary force.
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