Norwalk Court Actions and Local Incidents
Dispositions in Norwalk Mayor's Court include Robert Tate and Marcella A Schaffer with bond forfeitures for improper backing and failure to yield, Velma Pusateri fined for red light violation, Brian S Linn cited for speeding, and a row of similar cases. A Norwalk man reports being threatened with a .32 revolver at Jones Recreation Center. Marcus Jones Jr. is named as center owner. Russell J McPherson reports a head injury from an unknown object in his yard. New kennel club obedience classes scheduled for Sept 14 at Norwalk American Legion Hall led by Gary Weegman.
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Norwalk
Robert Tate
Milan
Velma Pusateri
Marie Beidleman
Ontario St
Marcella A. Schaffer
Brian S. Linn
Wakeman
Jones Recreation Center
Herman Glenn
Glover Sr
Glenn
Russell J. McPherson
Maple St
McPherson
New London
Huron County Kennel Club
Edith T. Heming
Bellevue man admits driving charge in common pleas court
James G. Wheeler, 24, of Bellevue, pleaded guilty Saturday to a drunken driving charge. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and had his license suspended for 30 days in Common Pleas Court.
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James G. Wheeler
Bellevue
Common Pleas Court
Seneca East School District Triggers Two Levies on Ballot
The Seneca East Local School District will put two levies on the November ballot a four mill additional levy and a 5.2 mill renewal levy certified by the Seneca County Board of Elections Voters in Norwich Richmond and Sherman Townships will find these levies on their ballots Seneca East was formerly Attica Local School District.
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Seneca East
Board of Elections
Seneca County Board of Elections
Norwich
Richmond
Sherman
Attica
Presbyterians Elect Officers and Elders in First United Presbyterian
At a Sunday congregational meeting in the First United Presbyterian Church, three-year terms for elders were awarded to J Raymond Agee Gregory L Hill Mrs Wayne B Klein James Loughridge and Mrs Harry D Stevens all of Monroeville. One-year terms set for Dr E R McLoney and a one-year deacon appointment for Mrs David G Moore. Financial and livestock market notes follow with Cleveland cattle hogs and sheep listings and price ranges.
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First United Presbyterian Church
J. Raymond Agee
Gregory L. Hill
Wayne B. Klein
James Loughridge
Harry D. Stevens
Monroeville
E.R. McLoney
Raymond L. Cole
K.S. Flickinger
Richard E. Kerkoff
Lisette L. Ward
David G. Moore
Norwalk Reflector Want Ad: Cash Buyers Seek Used Furniture
Cash buyers are reading the Norwalk Reflector Want Ads daily for used furniture. To turn furniture into quick cash, call 662 4241.
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Norwalk
Army Recruits Move to Better Offices to Boost Voluntary Enlistment
The United States Army seeks an all volunteer force by 1973 and is relocating recruiters from post office basements to nicer offices like 55 Benedict Ave. in Norwalk. The drive includes ads, recruiter cars, and TV spots, plus reforms in training, living conditions, and hair regulations to attract young applicants.
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United States Army
Army
Benedict Ave
Lawson Milk Co
Norwalk
Edward Ward
Three Drivers Sentenced in Drunken Driving Case
In Common Pleas Court on Monday three drivers received drunken driving sentences. Joseph P. Greaser, 32, of Wakeman, pleaded no contest to drunken driving and guilty to driving while license suspended, with a $200 fine, three days in jail, and 30 day license suspension plus six more months for the second charge. Barbara L. Druckenmiller, 46, of Bellevue, pleaded no contest to similar charges, and Paul A. Rohrbaugh, 38, of Willard, pleaded guilty, each fined $200 and given jail days.
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Common Pleas
Joseph P. Greaser
Wakeman
Barbara L. Druckenmiller
Bellevue
Paul A. Rohrbaugh
Willard
Wellington High seeks 450000 bond for gymnasium
A 450000 bond issue for a Wellington High School gymnasium addition has been certified to the Huron County Board of Elections from Lorain County. The Wellington Exempted Village School District plans to use the funds to build and furnish the new gymnasium as the high school is dedicated Monday. Voters in parts of Clarksfield Township will vote on the issue.
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Wellington High School
Huron County Board of Elections
Lorain County
Wellington
Clarksfield Township
Demolition Derby Winners and Heat Results
In the event, heat winners include 1st heat John Leimbach Wakeman, 2nd heat James Simons New London, 3rd heat Bill Smith Tiffin, 4th heat Ed Smith, 5th heat Don Clark Kenton. Feature race results list 1st Ed Smith Tiffin, 2nd Robert Schoenegge Norwalk, 3rd Don Clark.
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John Leimbach
Wakeman
James Simons
New London
Bill Smith
Tiffin
Ed Smith
Don Clark
Kenton
Robert Schoenegge
Norwalk
Brass Plans Pops Concert At Memorial Lake Park
The St Paul Marching Brass under Roger Williams performs a pops concert at Memorial Lake Park at 7 p m Thursday. The band recently played in Canton for the Pro Football Hall of Fame parade and in Sandusky for the Miss Ohio parade. They earned first place in Sandusky band competition and third in marching division. The program includes New World Coming Fire and Rain Look Of Love Make Me Smile and other tunes.
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St. Paul
Memorial Lake Park
Roger Williams
Canton
Sandusky
Ridgeway Faces Assault Charge in Huron County Court
Ross E. Ridgeway, 29, rural Norwalk, is charged with assault and battery for alleged attack on his wife Shirley. He entered a not guilty plea Monday. Bond set at 200 dollars cash or 400 dollars property.
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Crestline
Ross E. Ridgeway
Norwalk
Huron
Ridgeway
Shirley
Norwalk High Keeps Dress Guidelines In Line With 1970 Handbook
Principal George Perry reports no changes to Norwalk High School dress standards and outlines expectations for good taste and personal grooming. A committee reviewed guidelines and will address questions during a September 1 student assembly, stressing responsibility for cleanliness and neatness.
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Norwalk High School
George Perry
Perry
Rider Is Kicked By Horse At Huron County Fair
Renee Kalizeinski a 19 year old rider was kicked on the left knee by a horse while riding in the infield at noon Sunday at the Huron County Fair. Captain John Warner said she was treated at the fair health van as her knee swelled and bled from cuts and was later taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital by Sheriff John Borgia. Another rider Debra Winchester 17 was thrown from her horse and listed in satisfactory condition at Fisher-Titus Hospital the next morning.
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Renee Kalizeinski
John Warner
Sheriff’s Department
Miss Kalizeinski
Warner
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
John Borgia
Fisher-Titus
Debra Winchester
Norwalk
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Erie-Huron County
Huron County Humane Society
Norman Ward
Snyder's
House of Distinguished Furniture
West of New London
Brass
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Rawalk, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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