Window broken at Maple City Ice Co building
Four by five foot plate glass window shattered at 15 E. Water St. Friday night. Paul Hipp reports a rock caused the breakage.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1976
Page
3
Four by five foot plate glass window shattered at 15 E. Water St. Friday night. Paul Hipp reports a rock caused the breakage.
David Galloway of 7 Harkness St reports the springs and sides of a baby crib stolen from his basement valued at 35 dollars. He found the theft Sunday but cannot date the break in. he suspects a boarded basement window provided access. Bellevue. Last year’s officers re elected at Huron County Cattlemen’s Association meeting. Jim Lepley president Chase Heyman vice president Ervin Linder secretary treasurer Wilbert Skinn state representative. Annual banquet set for Feb 17 interstate tour planned for March. Two local farmers named to the DeKalb Yieldmasters Club for top corn yields in 1976. Richard E. Shook Attica and David Gessner New London. Shook planted April 24 harvested 23 000 plants per acre grain test weight 56 pounds per bushel nitrogen 159 fertilizer phosphate 96 and potash 228. Gessner planted April 30 harvested November 3 23 000 plants per acre grain test weight 53 pounds per bushel nitrogen 173 fertilizer phosphate 94 and potash 188.
Brian W. Hammond admissions counselor from Heidelberg College will visit Western Reserve High School at 9 a.m and Monroeville High School at 10 30 a.m on December 20. He will discuss Heidelberg's academic programs admissions procedures financial aid off campus study options and social opportunities.
Fourthee will join Norwalk Council 626 in an honor guard for a 4 30 p m Mass at St Paul Catholic Church this Saturday marking the council’s diamond anniversary.
The Firelands Arts Review received a 700 grant from the Ohio Arts Council. The publication, funded by the Firelands Arts Review Fund of the BGSA Foundation, will publish two issues this year a poetry book and a fiction book. Dr Joel Rudinger said the funding will expand exposure of Firelands artists across northeastern Ohio.
The final Grain Marketing Meeting in the series will be held December 15 at 1 p.m. at the Civil Defense Building in Tiffin. John W. Sharp of Ohio State University will discuss the supply and demand outlook for corn, soybeans, and wheat and guidance for storage holders.
Norwalk Junior High School advances its self evaluation for North Central Association membership. Aiming for May completion, the process includes staff administration and community partners. Three community members join teachers in the study: Thomas Heydinger, John Borgia, and Jack Rown.
Roy Palm, a Republican candidate for Huron County Commissioner, spent $1,129 on his campaign with no external contributions and self funded. He defeated Democrat James Seitz on November 2. Other candidates listed modest expenditures and donations, including Lawrence Heit and Clark Hunter. The probate filing notes jointly held estate value for John C. Staples.
The Norwalk High School Orchestra and Chorus present their annual Christmas Concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The orchestra performs Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Christmas Festival and Kris Kringle with soloist Mara Rabants. The Girls' Chorus and Concert Choir sing multiple carols and a medley under directors Jim Mougey and David Anthony. Public invited with no admission charge.
Manuel Joseph Nunes Jr 37 and his family told The Reflector the Massachusetts rape charges stemmed from a misunderstanding over his wife’s daughters. He was jailed on a fugitive warrant but prosecutors pursued release after witnesses fled. Massachusetts then declined extradition and Nunes prepared to return home with his family to New London Ohio.
The Reflector will publish area servicemen names to receive cards and care packages. Charles Fox 300-54-4194 C B And CY, 1st Bn 68th ADA 1st Cavalry Division Ft Hood Texas 76545.
The Norwalk Public Library adds December group of Super 8 films including Abbott and Costello Meet Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and The Creature from the Lagoon. Other titles feature Keaton, Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy, Disney, and promotional reels from the National Film Circuit with shorts and cartoons.
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