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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1972

Page

2

Harassing Call Probe Traced to Norwalk Woman

A Norwalk woman went to a neighbor to call police after receiving a harassing call on Wednesday night She suggested a house where the call might have originated An officer investigating the case used the second house phone and found it connected to the woman's line The girl at the second house denied making the call.

Norwalk

Accidents Reported Across Local Streets This Week

Police report multiple crashes including Paul A Wetzel 72 charged with improper turn into his driveway after a collision with James C Sayre 17. Another crash on Pleasant Street near West Elm Street. Elizabeth McLeod 70 cited for failure to yield. On Ohio 103 North of New Haven McLeod pulled in front of Gerri Frazee 19. Two vehicles on U S 20 east of Bellevue collided after one pulled into the other's path. Jean Smith 43 cited for failure to yield after SUV driven by Lavon Rex 59.

Paul A. Wetzel W. Main St Wetzel James C. Sayre Harkness St Pleasant Street West Elm Street Elizabeth McLeod Galion Gerri Frazee Willard Ohio 103 New Haven McLeod Frazee State Highway Patrol U.S. 20 Bellevue Jean Smith Lavon Rex Westfield Center

Two Firms Win SBA Loans in Huron County

Wakeman Feeds and Supply of Wakeman and Hagerman's Jewelry of Willard were awarded SBA guaranteed bank loans in a program announced by Aaron R. Paller, district director of the SBA Cleveland Office. The loans were issued through local Huron County banks.

Greater Huron County Aaron R. Paller Small Business Administration Cleveland Wakeman Wakeman and Hagerman Willard Paller

Willard Mayor's Court Mayors Court Docket Summary

Willard city court records list Janet Metcalf fined 25 dollars and 10 dollars in costs for disorderly conduct with a ten day suspended jail term. Patricia A. Collins received a suspended jail sentence. George S. Barth of Upper Sandusky faces a 200 dollar fine and 10 dollar costs for driving while intoxicated with a three day jail term. Carl Polachek of 418 West Pearl Street was fined 15 dollars and 10 dollars costs for failure to yield right of way and received additional penalties for a DWI with a three day jail sentence. Forest C. Peters of 105 West Maple Street paid 10 dollars and 8 dollars costs for improper backing.

Janet Metcalf Willard Patricia A. Collins George S. Barth Upper Sandusky Carl Polachek W. Pearl St Forest C. Peters W. Maple St

Chris At The Fair Queen Contest Caused Flutters

4 H’er Chris Kramer reports on the Huron County Junior Fair style reviews and queen contest. She places second in her class and shares nerves, celebration, and duties ahead at the fair including handing out horse blankets and ribbons, plus helping with dairy judging.

Southern Man Band Huron County Fair Chris Kramer Huron County Carol Barbara

Firemen Respond Twice To Ovens In Norwalk

Norwalk firemen answered two calls blamed on overheated ovens about 12 hours apart. At 8:15 p.m. Mrs. Garrett reported grease ignition in a broiler pan at 222 East Main Street. the blaze was out when crews arrived. At 8:00 a.m. Mrs. Fogleman reported bacon too close to the broiler at 32 Marshall Street. smoke filled the dining room but no damage was found after Captain Wilbur Spettel moved the pan outside.

Norwalk William Garrett John Fogleman Wilbur Spettel Mrs. Fogleman

Housing board seeks new specialist amid rental discrimination concerns

CAC Director William Lewis says a qualified woman candidate will be interviewed soon as the housing field remains thin. Local officials report rising calls for housing, with issues extending to who is approved for housing and funding outside the county. Gains include 100 units approved for Sandusky and 50 pending in Perkins Township, plus Norwalk North Apartments occupancy and plans for a metro proposal. Willard migrant day care faces location shortages without a kitchen, while Norwalk's program runs with 12 babies and 18 pre schoolers. A Spanish speaking staff presence is deemed insufficient for county needs.

Community Action Commission CAC William Lewis Erie-Huron Counties CAC Board Erie County Philip Gasteier Robert Oglesby Sandusky Searsville Franklin Street Metro Lewis Perkins Township Marjorie Harper Norwalk Norwalk North Bouscau Avenue William Gandert Mansfield Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority Inez Espy Willard Church of the Nazarene Presbyterian Church Plymouth First Presbyterian Church Arturo Zapata

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