Elizabeth Ray Shines at Rockefeller Stop in Kansas City
Genesis Magazine reporter Elizabeth Ray cuts through the crowd at Kemper Arena during the Rockefeller visit. Troopers clear a path as vice president arrives. Ray, clutching a tape recorder, challenges a CBS reporter on access while others film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carey
Kansas City
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Elizabeth Ray
Kemper Arena
ABC
Secret Service
O.K
Doll cradle crafted in 1879 by Mrs. Reilly’s father
A doll cradle dating to 1879 made by the father of Mrs. George Reilly for her fifth birthday on August 11 remains on display in Firelands Museum’s toy room, which is open daily for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reilly
Firelands Museum
Collisions and Citations Reported on Rural Roads
A series of minor crashes occurred near U.S. 250 and Kelley Road with injuries and property damage. Lorrie A. Jenada, 16, of Collins, sustained a slight injury as her car struck a guardrail and ditch. Beverly F. Manning, 16, also of Collins, was not treated. Wallrebenstein, 19, of Milan, was cited for failing to yield after passing another vehicle and pushing Mary A. Miller, 29, of Monroeville, into a concrete wall. Hulda Pittenger, 76, of Willard, faces a stop sign violation after a collision with William A. Eastman, 19, of Willard. Dorothy M. Stallkamp reported a hit-and-run by providing a license number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
South Norwalk Road
U.S. 250
Lorrie A. Jenada
Beverly F. Manning
Ohio State Patrol
Laura K. Wallrebenstein
Willard
Townsend Avenue
Old State Road
Hulda Pittenger
William A. Eastman
Townsend Ave
Dorothy M. Stallkamp
New London and Fitchville Schools Publish New Hours
New London Elementary School opens at 8 30 with a warning bell at 8 15 Kinder sessions end at 11 00 and afternoon start at 12 25 Dismissal at 2 55 for walkers and 3 05 for others New London High School starts at 8 20 with a 8 13 bell and ends at 3 20 Fitchville Elementary begins at 8 20 with a 8 05 bell and dismisses at 3 15.
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New London
Fitchville
New London High School
Rock breaks car window on Harkness Street
Daniel J. Trautman reported a rock larger than a softball was tossed through a station wagon window parked off Harkness Street around 11 p.m. Saturday. He found the damage and debris in the rear of the vehicle when he checked about an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Trautman
Whittlesey Ave
Tautman
Harkness Street
Candidate Wins Bike at North Fairfield Street Fair
Marie Tansey Republican candidate for state representative won a 10 speed bicycle in a raffle at the North Fairfield Street Fair but donated it back for another drawing. Saturday night two bikes were won by John Wilken and Norma Sallee. An afghan donated by Mrs Beamer was won by Mrs Jack Sweeting. Proceeds fund community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairfield
Marie Tansey
John Wilken
Norma Sallee
William Beamer
Jack Sweeting
Planner Resigns from Norwalk Planning Commission
Wilfred Hackbush resigns from the Norwalk Planning Commission effective immediately, notifying Mayor Wayne Goodsite by letter. He is moving to Cooksville Tennessee for a plant transfer with Norwalk Furniture Corp. Hackbush was appointed in January 1974 after a prior member resigned. a replacement will be appointed soon.
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Wilfred Hackbush
Norwalk Planning Commission
Hackbush
Wayne Goodsite
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Cooksville
Tenn
Goodsite
Lions Club Raises Funds for Link Cancer Fund
The Norwalk Lions Club reports $685 in donations to the Kenneth Shorty Link Cancer Fund. They thank contributors and urge others to mail checks payable to Norwalk Lions Club Kenneth Link Fund to P O Box 92 Norwalk.
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Norwalk Lions Club
Kenneth ‘‘Shorty
Link
The
Lions
Kenneth Link
P.O. Box
Norwalk
Cash Found in Norwalk Parking Lot Reported
A considerable amount of cash was found in a Norwalk parking lot late last week and turned in by Willard residents Don and Joyce Moll. The Huron County Sheriff's department holds the funds awaiting claim.
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Norwalk
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Sherff
Willard
Don
Joyce Moll
Bicentennial United Methodist Church Service Recap
The United Methodist Church in North Fairfield held a Bicentennial service with Elaine McCoy Dan McCoy and Richard Cherry recounting church and village history. The church property was first purchased for 25 dollars and a potluck dinner followed the service.
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North Fairfield
United Methodist Church
Elaine McCoy
Dan McCoy
Richard Cherry
Village Street Fair Highlights Amid Showers
The village street fair last weekend drew crowds despite rain. A South Central Band concert Saturday evening featured the popular hayride along East Main Street to the farm lane of Ralph Walcher, across a creek, and past the cemetery, with full wagons of youths and an accompanying adult ride on Saturday night.
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South Central
East Main Street
Ralph Walcher
Classified Ad Line Promotes The Great American Way
A bold classified pitch touts the largest 10k opportunity and a hotline 668 3771 inviting readers to contact an ad writer for rapid sale of any item. The appeal emphasizes reach and quick placement.
Norwalk DWI convictions lead to fines and suspensions
Several motorists in Norwalk Municipal Court were convicted of driving while intoxicated. They received $200 fines and costs, three days in jail, and license suspensions of at least one month. Named defendants include Metcalf, Priddy, Lenz, Gonzales, Hartwig, Worcester, Chaddock, Tackett, Woelfling, Grendon, and others. A separate report notes a camper window damaged by an attempted break-in at Larry Cole’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Municipal Court
David A. Metcalf
Willard
Delmar W. Priddy
EK. Bank St
David N. Lenz
Monroeville
Esequiel D. Gonzales
Norwalk
Clifford L. Hartwig
Carriage Ct
Kenneth J. Worcester
Gas Tank Found On Service Drive Near Patrol Post
Norwalk firefighters responded after a gas tank lay in the U S 20 service drive near the Ohio Highway Patrol post. About five gallons of gas spilled. the tank was moved to the fire station where a man named Butch Alt retrieved it just before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
U.S. 20
Ohio Highway Patrol
Butch Alt
Keep Norwalk Clean Schedules Post Fair Cleanup
The Keep Norwalk Clean group invites volunteers to a cleanup session at the Huron Fairgrounds at 1 p.m. on August 28. A picnic will follow at Memorial Lake Park around 3 to 3:30 p.m. Cleanups continue in September and October regardless of weather.
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Debbie Crow
Westminster College
Pennsylvania
Teens For Christ
Memorial Lake Park
Norwalk High School
Miss Crow
Huron High School
Norwalk
Fairgrounds
Cmopey
Old Time Farm Demonstrations At Huron County Fair
Demonstrations of historic crafts and antique farm machinery are set this week in the bicentennial area of the Huron County Fair. A detailed schedule lists Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday times for sawmill chair caning rug weaving horse shoeing blacksmith broom making macrame grain threshing leather tooling station baling wheelwright chair weaving sheep shearing sourdough breadmaking and cooper shop with a player piano and other home craft demos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Cooper
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Genesis Magazine
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Washington
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CBS
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Monroe
Maxie Tire
Bam
John Stewart
Buwper
Monthly Sun
E. Main St
Sandus Drive-In
Cleveland Rd
Congressional Playgirls
Watergate
Robin Hood
Larry Cole
Valley Park Dr
Rip N Stitch 4-H Club
Donald Stoll
Stewart Road
Starview Drive
West Norwalk
Ron Howard
Cloris Leachman
CRAZY
MAMA
Sycamore
Sycamore Hills
W. Main
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