Resident laments bedlam on Norwalk Seminary Street
Norwalk resident Louis Stratton told City Council that Seminary Street becomes a nightly bedlam with loud souped up cars cruising after seven each evening. He cited danger to children, blacked out license plates, and missed police enforcement due to staff shortages. officials promised arrests to curb the traffic.
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Louis B. Stratton
Norwalk
San Francisco
Strutton
Seminary Street
38 Seminary
Would
Stratton
Norwalk Home Savings and Loan
Herbert Krogh
No Water Crisis: Norwalk Stokely-Van Camp plant operates smoothly
City officials feared August corn canning might strain water, but water use stayed well below capacity. Plant manager Art Gassman cited a new recirculating system reducing wash water, keeping tank levels near safe limits despite lower demand and cooler weather.
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Norwalk
Stokely-Van Camp
Art Gassman
Herbert Krogh
Melvin Shipley
Gassman
First County Fair Recalled By FRED STEWART
Fred Knoll, last living member of the 1921 fair board, recalls founding the Huron County Fair fifty years ago. He notes land deeded to the Huron County Agricultural Society and a note paid off in years, amid growing midway commercialization and early concessions. Ohio officials and 4 H youth programs highlighted the event.
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Fred Knoll
Knoll
Max Phillips
Huron County Agricultural Society
Norwalk Township
Steve Eldred
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Gene Abercrombie
Frank Chapman
Willard
Chapman
Committee Session On Light Dept Is Called
The finance and electric committees of City Council plan an executive session next Tuesday night to review the electric department. Councilman Robert Williams requested the meeting, but he says the topic is administrative and not about dismissing Light Plant Supt. Donald Davis.
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City Council
Robert Williams
Harold Finch
Donald Davis
Williams
Davis
Kiwanis Elects Teacher at Monroeville Dinner
The Kiwanis Club of Monroeville elected officers to take office at a dinner on Tuesday Oct. 5. Richard R. Reser a Monroeville High School faculty member was chosen as president succeeding Warren Ruggles Norwalk attorney. Other officers include Jerry L. Everhart first vice president James F. Herner second vice president Marion Waits secretary treasurer William F. Scheid Thomas R. White and Alfred V. Schafer as directors.
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Monroeville
Kiwanis Club of
Richard R. Reser
Monroeville High School
Warren Ruggles
Norwalk
Jerry L. Everhart
James F. Herner
Marion Waits
William F. Scheid
Thomas R. White
Alfred V. Schafer
Berlin
Pay Increase Sidetracked in City Ambulance Board
City Council paused a six percent raise for ambulance coordinators John Short and Richard Striker due to the national wage price freeze. An ordinance to sell about three acres of city property failed after a 3-3 tie amid absent leaders.
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John Short
Richard Striker
Frederick Waugh
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Gallup Avenue
Robert Williams
Morgan Jones
Melvin Shipley
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Linwood
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Allen Hakes
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Sycamore Hills
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