Indicted youth faces grand theft auto charge in Norwalk
Harold Rishel, 18, of 21 Grand Ave., was indicted on a grand theft auto charge after police recovered him in Morgantown, West Virginia on a Norwalk warrant for a car theft linked to Martins Motors. He also faces a contempt of court case over a speeding ticket. A second item notes nine year old David K. Andrews Jr. injuring himself on a bicycle outside Clancy's, taken home by ambulance and later to hospital.
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Harold Rishel
Grand Ave
Rishel
Norwalk
Morgantown
W. Va
Martin Motors
Edward
Norwalk Highway Patrol
Clancy
David K. Andrews, Jr
David
Shirley Andrews
Milan Ave
Clancy's
Airport Lights Row At Huron County Runway
Dick Hobson Reflector Staff Writer reports the Huron County Airport Authority urged operator Ron Zoellner to light both runway sides. An automatic timer later activated lights on both north and south sides amid a long running dispute over utility bills and Zoellner's $1.1 million lawsuit against the city, county commissioners, and Authority members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Airport Authority
Ron Zoellner
Zoellner
Authority
Donald Chandler
Short Takes: Gift Certificates Awarded at Schild's IGA
Winners receive groceries gift certificates from Schild's IGA sponsored by Filip's Water Conditioning with Len Ott Berlin Heights $40 Karen Fowler Milan Road $25 and Mrs Larry Weisenberger rural Norwalk $15. Chandler reports an electrician repaired a northside lights short but will not reinstall a broken rheostat until tests on the circuit. The Authority now operates a rotating beacon and runway lights cost is monitored. beacon timer padlocked after tampering. hours dusk to midnight. Runway lighting hours uncertain. utility bills under review. East end woods cleared to improve glide path adding 30 to 40 feet of runway. one beesinfested tree to be cut at first frost. $600 rent from Zoellner for July September plus $1,516 county payment for half the aeronautical law expert bill. Norwalk pays the other half. The airport on U S 20 East is jointly funded by county and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Ott
Berlin Heights
Karen Fowler
Milan Road
Larry Weisenberger
Norwalk
Authority
Richard Chase
Zoellner
Chandler
Huron County
U.S. 20 East
Hospital Admissions List Includes Many Norwalk Names
A hospital admissions roundup lists Cynthia Swick Norwalk Frank Heitsche Collins Richard Hohler Monroeville Therese Barron Norwalk Mrs Dorothy Cameron Norwalk Mrs Mildred Shepherd New London Mrs Evelyn Jones Ashland Kenneth Helfley Milan Einar Anderson Norwalk Mrs Sarah Sage Youngstown Pa Donald Kochis Greenwich Master Gregory Edwards Norwalk Harold Fletcher Norwalk Lester Moore Norwalk Clayton Ports New London Robert Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Swick
Norwalk
Frank Heitsche
Collins
Richard Hohler
Monroeville
Therese Barron
Dorothy Cameron
Mildred Shepherd
New London
Evelyn Jones
Ashland
Kenneth Helfley
Milan
Einar Anderson
Sarah Sage
Youngstown
Donald Kochis
Greenwich
Gregory Edwards
Harold Fletcher
Lester Moore
Clayton Ports
Robert Sanders
Markets Tuesday 1978 Wheat Corn Oats Soybeans
Local prices listed for wheat at 3.04, corn at 2.01, oats at 1.35, and soybeans at 6.47 in the Tuesday market brief dated August 22 1978 highlighting commodity values.
Crash Leaves Man Critical
A New London man, Clayton E. Potts, 19, was critically injured when his northbound truck on Fitchville River Road overturned at 9 p.m. Tuesday. Passenger Carey L. Field, 17, was treated and released. Potts cited for dui. A Willard resident received a following too closely citation after a separate Ohio 61 crash near New Haven injuring no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Clayton E. Potts
Fitchville River Road
Highway Patrol
Carey L. Field
Fisher-Titus
Ports
Ohio
New Haven
Timothy R. Barnett
Patricia A. Hamilton
Willard
Obituaries for Leon A. Smith and Dorothy Siegenthal in Ohio
Leon A. Smith, 75, of Norwalk died after collapsing while fishing on Lake Erie near Huron. He was pronounced dead at Providence Hospital in Sandusky. Survived by wife Verna, four sons, 11 grandchildren, a great grandchild, siblings, and preceded by a daughter and a brother. Burial at St. Paul Cemetery. Dorothy M. Siegenthal, 77, of Willard died at Willard Area Hospital after a lengthy illness. Survived by daughter Beth Norris, son John, seven grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. burial at Mount Hope Cemetery, Shilo. Additional notices: William E. Lepard, 73, of Painesville, and infant Kelly Maye Frey of Akron with services and burial details.
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Leon A. Smith
E. Elm St
Lake Erie
Huron
Smith
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Erie County
G. P. Haldeman
Mr. Smith
Peru Township
Norwalk-area
Lawrence and Battles Co
Norwalk
Norwalk Parts Co
St. Paul Catholic Church
St. Paul
Raymond
Anna) Perry
Peter
Mary) Smith
Monroeville
Leonard
Charles
Sylvester
Clemens
Richard
Janet) Groff
Cletus Smith
Heaston- Gerber Funeral Home
Funeral
Nelson Beaver
St. Paul Cemetery
Greenwich
Dorothy M. Siegenthal
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Findlay
Beth Norris
John
Indianapolis
Ind
Myers Funeral Home
Allen Rose
Delphi Methodist Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
Shilo
Funeral Home
Painesville
William E. Lepard
Lepard
Bethel Stll Gospel Tabernacle
Della
Henry
Ada) Christian
Geneva
Ohio
Donald
Betty) Welch
Steve
Linda) Sayer
Chardon
Walter
Concord Township
David
Leland
Grace) Smith
Lee Helen Rotruck
Bellevue
Nixon Funeral Home
Fink Lindsey
Eugene Lepard
Asssembly of God Church
Burlington
N.C
Greenwood Cemetery
Kelly Maye Frey
Dan Frey
Akron
Children’s Hospital
Dorothy Wilkinson
Jack Wilkinson
Centerton
Richard Frey
Dover
Maplegrove Cemetery
New Haven
Edward Brandt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fink-Lindsey Funeral Home
Pillars of Strength United Business for Community Growth
Local and state chambers of commerce gather business and management leaders to raise living standards. The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce invites membership, highlighting the collective effort's benefits to businesses and the community. Call 668-4155.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Wakeman Board to Seek Equipment Bids Next Month
A Tuesday Reflector correction states the board will take bids for a dump truck and snowplow next month. The board had initially unofficially decided to donate funds for the equipment, with a final decision at the upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman’s Board of Public Affairs
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Sunoco
Maxie Tire
Srowsoat Restaurant
Ian
Florida
Drive-In Theatre
Cleveland Rd
Ecstacy
Dick Hobson
Reflector
Schild
Filip
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
FSLIC
U.S
HE Home Savings & Loan Company
E. Main ST
E. Perkins Ave
Front ST
Park Ave
London
Crash Leaves
Man
Starview Drive
West
Stuntman
Burt Ae Eee
Ron Howard IN
E. Main
Irving Berlin
Annie Oakley
Sou
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