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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1976
Page
3
The Milan Jaycees received the Blue Chip Award for superior organization and management at the statewide Jaycee convention in Dayton. Dave Hohler and Mike Barrett accepted on behalf of about 25 members.
Amy Frey of 12 N. Pleasant St. reported a purse containing $140 in cash and papers stolen while she shopped at Fast Foods Store at 118 Benedict Ave. The theft occurred between 5 and 5 30 p.m. on Monday.
A citizen’s band radio valued at 130 dollars was stolen from a locked truck in the filling station lot at West Main Street and Valley Park Drive. The theft occurred between 11 p.m. Tuesday and 4:49 a.m. today after someone pried open a vent window to gain entry. William Schaffer reported the loss from 246 West Main Street Apt K.
Mrs. Frank Morrow of Old State Road reported the theft of a marker and flower pot from her infant daughter's grave in Babyland at Woodlawn Cemetery. A reader and a businesswoman offered to replace the marker in letters to the Reflector's Forum. The infant died five weeks after birth. griefed mother questions why anyone would desecrate a grave.
Democratic candidate Gary McKinley unveils plans to open a Norwalk debate with Sheriff John Borgia. He hints at additional debates in Wakeman New London or Willard and aims to set a schedule by early next week. Borgia accepts but warns that both public and private life will be discussed.
The New London Athletic Boosters Club offers a fleece lined red Wildcat Pride Jacket with red eyes. Three packages by co chairmen Roger and Mrs Harner provide combinations of jackets season passes Booster Club membership and seat cushions at 60 35 and 25 dollars.
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