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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1969
Page
2
The Huron County Fair rejects a live alligator entry as no category covers such a display though a local youth hoped to show his hobby. Fair secretary Kathleen Harris notes the idea is unusual but unsupported. Entries across 18 departments are being taken as the fair opens September 9 and runs through September 14.
In Northfleet England a juvenile court fined two 11 year old boys 4.80 dollars each for stealing a two foot long crocodile from an animal shop.
Cindy Hardy a New London High School senior was named queen of the Labor Day and Homecoming events at Recreation Park. Attendants Gloria Cooke and Carol Hanson joined the court as parade and talent show activities were announced and notes about the contestants and sponsors were given.
Nathan Smith, 16, of rural Norwalk, was admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Friday for possible head injuries after an injury sustained playing baseball at McGuan Park. He remains in satisfactory condition. Harold B. Woodward of 70 Linwood Ave is promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Air Force reserves and serves with the 2750th Air Base Wing at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. He has 23 years in active Reserves and holds deputy commander and personnel staff officer roles. Howart Latham of 180 West Main St reported a cast iron statue stolen from his front lawn between Thursday night and Friday morning, valued at $48.
Barry E. Woodyard age 18 of 17 North Pleasant Street was cited for littering after officers on patrol saw a beer can thrown from a car in Seminary Street parking lot. He admitted the act and was released without bond and ordered to appear in Mayor's Court today.
Antique cars judge today as Milan Melon Festival opens with a 4 pm parade through the village and 5 pm trophy ceremony. Edison High seniors compete for Milan Melon Queen as 22 state queens vie for Ohio Festival Queen title Sunday.
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