Two Hurt In Crash On State Street
Two persons were injured when their car hit a telephone pole on State Street Saturday night. Leon and Kathy Case of 107 State St sustained forehead cuts and were treated then released at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Case claimed icy roads caused loss of control and speeding charge followed.
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State Street
Leon
Kathy M. Case
State St
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Case
East Main Street
Raymond I. Fallecker, Jr
Marshall
Hobart C. Lime
Mansfield
Dave’s
Sohio
E. Main
Charles A. Woodward
Old State Road
Mary Lantz
Washington
Bleile Wins Governor Trophy Shoot at Camp Perry
Don Bleile of Norwalk took first in shotgun trap with a 46 of 50 at the Sportsman's and Firearms Governor Trophy Shoot held last summer at Camp Perry. Ohio Governor James Rhodes presented the award during Ohio Conservation Achievement Day in Columbus, where Dale Egle received a Conservation Achievement certificate and nominated the Great Horned Owl as symbol for Ohio's Junior Conservationists.
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Don Bleile
Norwalk
Ohio
James Rhodes
Bleile
Camp Perry
Dale Egle
Wilbur Egle
S. Garden St
Dale
Columbus
Three Cars Collide At Junction
At the Route 13 224 junction late Saturday two rear end collisions occurred. Gene Eckler 22 of Sandusky stopped for a signal when Dale Hammersmith 18 RD 2 rear ended him. Moments later Elton Snyder 50 Greenwich rear ended Hammersmith. Both Hammersmith and Snyder were charged with failure to stop in a safe distance.
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Gene R. Eckler
Sandusky
Dale J. Hammersmith
RD 2
Eckler
Hammersmith
Elton O. Snyder
Greenwich
Snyder
Flu Grips Cleveland Amid High Absenteeism
Hong Kong flu keeps Cleveland in its grip with high sickness levels. Police Chief Patrick Gerity reports 140 of 2,100 officers calling in sick daily while Fire Chief William Barry cites about 85 of 1,200 firefighters absent. Hospitals restrict visiting hours and require gowns and masks. Industries report up to a 50 percent rise in absenteeism.
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Cleveland
UPI
Patrick Gerity
William Barry
Six Hurt In Fitchville Route 250 Crash
A three vehicle collision on Route 250 at Fitchville at 10 30 a m left six injured. Drivers were Charles Timbs 48 of New London Alexander Perumal 30 of Bowling Green and Jack A Hatfield 30 of Mansfield. Janet Hatfield 29 broke an arm. Nellie Timbs 19 Mary Timbs 47 and Carl Timbs 27 also reported injuries. Perumal charged with speed in excess of road conditions. Hospital treatment followed for all involved.
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Fitchville
Charles Timbs
New London
Alexander Perumal
Bowling Green
Jack A. Hatfield
Mansfield
Tims
Perumal
Hatfield
Timbs
Nellie Timbs
Mary Timbs
Carl Timbs
Save Time Money Shop the Want Ads Way
Local classified section urges readers to save time and money by shopping the want ads. The note highlights quick finds, bargain listings, and easy access to deals across categories.
Four Residents Fined in Norwalk Mayor’s Court
Elizabeth Nestor of Rural Norwalk was fined for reckless operation. Nancy Barnes of 28 North West Street paid for running a stop sign. Clete Tyson of 75 North Foster was fined for speeding. Michael Goostree of 86 Corwin faced a fine for failure to yield right of way. All penalties included $10 or $15 plus costs.
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Norwalk
Elizabeth Nestor
Nancy Barnes
N. West St
Clete Tyson
N. Foster
Michael Goostree
Corwin
Sledding injuries prompt hospital treatment and release
Two boys were treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital emergency room for minor injuries after sledding incidents. Jeffrey Grosswiler, 10, from 73 N Prospect, hit his head at Pleasant Street Park. Kevin Elmer, 5, of Willard, injured his cheek on a sled. Both were released after treatment.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey Grosswiler
N. Prospect
Pleasant Street Park
Kevin Elmer
Willard
Christmas In Music at WR Elementary Tonight
WR Elementary program Christmas In Music by Western Reserve School District students shown to PTA members at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve
Parent Teacher Association
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates Listed
The Norwalk Reflector announces subscription terms published by Reflector Herald Inc. Rates include 45 percent per week by carrier in specified Ohio towns and counties. Mail rates are listed for Huron and Erie Counties and nationwide at $23.40 per year, with advance payment required.
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Norwalk
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
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Janet Hatfield
Jack Hatfield
Jackie Hatfield
E. Main ST
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