City Homes Entered in Weekend Series of Burglaries
Police reported three private residence break ins Saturday night at 49 E Elm St Marion Larrow 128 Benedict Ave Dorothy Broad and 22 Harris St John Warner. Losses included $17 and coins from the Larrow home purse contents from Broad and Warner. A separate theft nabbed two bicycles from Edward Prack’s garage and a tachometer and dwell meter from Lawrence Ross’s car.
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Marion P
Larrow
E. Elm St
Dorothy W. Broad
Benedict Ave
John B. Warner
Harris St
Larrow and Broad
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Main Break Floods Sandusky Avenue Subways
A 16 inch water main ruptured between 2:30 and 3 a.m. flooding Columbus Avenue with thousands of gallons over a one mile stretch. Water service remains, pressure stable, but over seven feet of water blocked repair work in the underpass. A drought watering ban remains in effect until Cedar Point reopens in mid September.
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Columbus Avenue
Sandusky
Scott Street
Homestead Drive
Sandusky Water Department
Chuck Riester
Cedar Point
Runaway Shelby Girls Held By Norwalk Police
Two Shelby girls aged 14 and 15 were found incoherent in front of Rotary Printing Co. in Norwalk and taken into custody as runaways. They said they had obtained marijuana in Mansfield and had been given downers, hitchhiking through Willard, Ashland and Sandusky before being detained by Richland County probation. Police planned to transport them to custody.
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Norwalk
Shelby
Rotary Printing Co
Whittlesey Ave
Mansfield
Willard
Ashland
Sandusky
Richland County Probation Office
Norwalk School Bus Time Changed
Norwalk City School District adjusts Bus 2 pickup by 20 minutes. The first stop on South Norwalk Road will be at 7:15, reaching St. Mary's at 7:45 and St. Paul's at 7:55, due to St. Mary's later starting time.
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Norwalk City
St.Mary’s
St. Paul’s
Robert Kramer
Norwalk Road
St. Mary’s School
St. Mary’s
Welcome New Teachers Dinner Set by Norwalk Chamber
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce will host its Welcome New Teachers Dinner at 6 30 p m on September 17 at the Elk's Country Club. Reservations are due by September 11 with an eight dollar charge to cover two dinners. A three unit furnished apartment building is under construction at League and Hester Streets by Barman and Seitz General Contractors Inc at a cost of thirty thousand dollars. Apartments will rent for 125 to 150 dollars monthly and should be ready in about three months. Dispositions in Norwalk Mayor's Court include James M Lamb Beach City drunk driving with a 207 dollar bond forfeiture and crossing railroad tracks with flashers active a 17 dollar bond forfeiture. Bobby D Rowe 73 Glover speeding with 25 dollar fine and 7 dollar costs. James Beckett Medina drunk driving with a 209 dollar bond forfeiture.
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Norwalk
League and Hester Streets
Barman and Seitz General Contractors Inc
James Seitz
James M. Lamb
Beach City
Bobby D. Rowe
Glover
James Beckett
Medina
Bellevue man cited after brakes fail and crash at Main and Benedict
Kenneth K. Kirchner was cited for driving an unsafe vehicle after his brakes failed and his car failed to stop for a red light at Main Street and Benedict Avenue. He said he noticed brake loss before the hill descent toward Summit Street.
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Bellevue
Main Street
Benedict Avenue
Dale A. Rippy
E. Main St
Kenneth K. Kirchner
Kirchner
Summit Street
VFW
Robert Timman
Robert A. Tesmer
Norwalk
Douglas E. Ducsay
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Water Department
Burt Lancaster
Dean Martin
Jean Seberg
Jacqueline Bisset
Arew Kennedy
Elen Nayes van Weflin
Maureen Stapleton
Universal
Ross Hunter
Norway
Main ST
Penneys
Star View Drive
Virna Lisie
George Segal
Lila Kedrova
Mayor’s Court
Eagles
Featurings
Fessenden
Daughters OF Isabella
Sally
Benedict
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