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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1970
Page
3
Clarence Charles of rural Norwalk dies Monday morning. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Heaston Hile Funeral Home with the Rev. P J Garcia officiating. Burial will be in Parkhurst Cemetery at Vickery.
Quickies report a 30 year old Newton man found a bicycle near Norwalk Creek east of the Pleasant Street culvert and brought it to the police station for the owner to claim. The Huron County Courthouse will close at noon Wednesday and Thursday so employees can attend the county fair. In California UC Davis reports a tomato shaped like a hot dog two inches in diameter and four to five inches long. The fruit aimed at fitting mechanical harvesters is being grown on about 100 acres and will soon be canned. Cleveland livestock markets show mixed cattle hog and sheep prices with steady or slight declines across several categories.
Regional hospital records list numerous admissions and discharges across Fisher Titus Good Samaritan Sandusky Memorial and Willard area facilities. Notable items include Austin McKenzie Jr of Haines City Florida pleading guilty to drunken driving with a 200 fine, 30 day jail term suspended upon payment, and 30 day license suspension.
Frank Chapman of Willard is named one of three Ohio 4-H Alumni Award winners and will be honored August 31 at the Ohio State Fair Youth Center. He has long promoted 4-H club work, served as a club advisor for 20 years, and led multiple fund drives.
Mansfield attorney William Gandert grills council and law director about a temporary injunction on H and G Home Improvement Center’s Willard project. He questions city authority while Judge Vetter has not set a hearing date. Council approves reservoir legal bill and street/ sewer assessments. land sale offer under review.
Mildred L. Goodsite said her parked car was hit in front of her home on Foster Street. Cletus H. Weisenberger reported a scratched side to his car on Prospect Street between Seminary and Main. Raymond G. Eddy admitted driving too close to another car to pass. Lorri L. Loughton backed into a parked car on Summit Street private drive. Thomas D. Shreve's motorcycle struck the rear of David J. Galloway's car on Woodlawn Avenue.
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