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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1971
Page
3
New Burlington in southwestern Ohio dwindles from 500 residents to four families as the U S government plans a Caesar's Creek reservoir. Land purchase dates to 1938, with many buildings stripped. Residents blame low offers for distress and set Sept 1 as move deadline.
Sister Annette Monroe leads dedication of the new Catholic center at 249 W. Main St. with blessing by Rev. E J Ignacz at 7 p m. The center serving 16 parishes in Erie and Huron counties features a 500 volume library and 200 filmstrips.
Melvin Robinson was elected secretary of the Norwalk Charter Commission after three others declined the nomination and he briefly volunteered. He later voted against his own election as others accepted the role. James London resigned as secretary, criticizing the duties. The panel discussed minutes scope and planned two weekly meetings in September with counsel Eugene Kramer visiting Sept. 2.
The Wildcats Marching Band from New London High School returned from the Ohio State Fair with a 40 inch high trophy and prize money after earning an excellent rating in the final competition against 11 other bands from the state.
A battery was stolen from a used car at Bob Meyer Chevrolet 226 Milan Ave on Thursday morning. The thief cut cables and removed the battery, as reported to police in Ohio. The rest of the article notes band competition results at the fairgrounds with Roger Bacon High School winning a $1,000 grand prize and multiple bands earning cash awards.
Classified section spotlights large values in home furnishings. Readers find affordable sofas, tables, and decor with emphasis on value and convenience for in home shopping. Availability may vary by location.
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