Norwalk Clubs Propose Varied New Year Celebrations
Norwalk fraternal and social clubs plan New Year’s Eve events with all inclusive packages featuring food drinks and noisemakers. Several venues set earlier closures including Friendly Corners and Glass Bar while Elk's Country Club Veterans of Foreign Wars Eagles and Knights of Columbus offer cocktail dinners dancing and extended hours with prices from seven fifty to twenty dollars per couple. TJ's stays open late with a no frills dance and food option.
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Friendly Corners
E. Paul
Tom Berry
The
Elk’s Country Club
the Elks
Eagles Club
Knights of Columbus
K of C
West Main Street
Tj’s
Norwalk Man Pleads Guilty in Local Break-Ins
Carroll M. Holtz, 21, of Norwalk, changed his plea to guilty in Common Pleas Court for a series of break-ins including the Burger Chef restaurant, VFW Hall, and Nite-Life Bar on Milan Avenue. He was sentenced to one to 15 years at the Ohio State Reformatory after indictment in November. Two other youths in the same case were previously sentenced to the reformatory.
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Norwalk
Ohio State Reformatory
Carroll M. Holtz
Parsons St
Reformatory
Holtz
Common Pleas
Burger Chef
VFW Hall
Nite-Life
Milan Avenue
Cleveland Livestock Auction Report No Clear Market Trend
At Cleveland the livestock sale showed no clear trend for cattle and calves with varied ranges. Cattle 150 head estimated with primes around 29 to 29.50, hogs 100 head with prices 12 to 16.25, sheep and lambs 150 with prime spring lambs 23.25 to 24.75 and ewes 4 to 10.
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Cleveland
UPI
Bologna
Utility
Robber snatches $70 from Cincinnati theater ticket office
An armed man robbed the Albee Theater ticket office in Cincinnati during a Tuesday night showing of There Was a Crooked Man. Police reported the theft amount at $70 and began a search for the suspect.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Albee Theater
Car on trailer strikes Bob Meyer Chevrolet building
An auto carrier truck topples a car into the Bob Meyer Chevrolet building on Milan Avenue while the other car departs. The driver is Melvin Cox of Detroit. Nearby court actions include two Willard men fined for drunken driving, a Worley Reed Jr. conviction, and Paul Phillips fined for public intoxication.
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Bob Meyer
Robert Meyer
Milan Avenue
Melvin Cox
Detroit
Common Pleas
Robert J. Barnett
Willard
Wallace G. Sheriff
Worley Reed Jr
Plymouth
Greenwich
Huron County
Paul Phillips
Fostoria
North Fairfield council weighs candidates for vacant seat
Councilors discussed several candidates to fill a village council vacancy but made no appointment at Tuesday night’s special meeting. The session aimed to replace Dean Baker who resigned due to moving from the village. Baker’s written notice arrived that day. The council agreed to join the North Star Council of Governments to access joint grant applications and regional cooperation.
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North Fairfield
Dean Baker
Baker
North Star Council of Governments
Fire Department Quells Potential Barn Fire at Local Farm
New London volunteers responded quickly to a barn fire at Norman Knapp farm on Cook Road caused when a heat lamp toppled. Loose straw bedding for puppies ignited, smoke was seen, but damage remained minor. Fire Chief Al Walters praised the early response.
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New London
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Wool
Pendleton
Pohl
Bankamericard
Pohl's
E. Monroe
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Penn-Prest Muslin
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Penneys
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