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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1967

Page

3

Plan to Improve Monroeville Sewage Plant Weighed

Monroeville Board of Public Affairs heard Finkbeiner Pettis and Strout engineers propose adjustments to the existing primary sewage plant to reduce odors and plan a secondary treatment facility as Ohio standards rise. They blamed poor septic waste for overtaxing the system.

Sented Finkbeiner Pettis Strout Toledo Monroeville Ohio O’rourke and VanDorp

Milan C C Plans Member Campaign

At the Milan Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting Dr. E. C. Feltman and James C. Witten outlined a new member drive. A banquet was set for February 11 at the Milan Methodist Church to honor Thomas Edison’s birthday. Merchants who join will get recognition. the chamber will aid the Meet Your Neighbor group and prepare a business services directory. The Vacationland sign was moved to a vacant lot on Main Street.

Milan Chamber of Commerce E.C. Feltman James C. Witten Chamber Chamber of Commerce Thomas A. Edison Milan Methodist Church Milan Main Street

Girl Hurt When Car Hits Telephone Pole

Kathleen S Richtarsic an 18 year old RD 2 received minor injuries Monday when the car she was driving rammed into a telephone pole on West Main Street just east of Garfield. The accident occurred at 7 42 p m Miss Richtarsic was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital by a passing motorist. She was ae etc

Kathleen S. Richtarsic West Main Street Garfield Miss Richtarsic Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Ae,rete “Ss Main Charles Clark Summit St Erwin L. Forrest Castalia

Suspect Arson Fire Damages Forest Park Apartments

Investigators checked for arson signs after a Monday night blaze destroyed a partially built apartment building and heavily damaged two others under construction in Forest Park. No injuries were reported. a woman was treated and released for minor wounds after a collision with a telephone pole following a traffic incident.

Cincinnati UPI Forest Park

Willard Council Eyes 2.4 Million Reservoir Plan

Harold A. Kelley of Jones and Henry reported the Willard water project now costs 2.395 million dollars, up 105 thousand since April 1966, covering diversion dam, pumping, lines, plant, land rights and contingencies. A special committee will decide, with funding options via light-plant proceeds or bonds. He noted a potential multi purpose reservoir of 4 billion gallons could alter Willard’s share similarly.

WILLARD -_ Willard Council Harold A. Kelley Jones and Henry Toledo State Department of Health Kelley Keith Armstrong Cleveland Willard

County Pays 111 Fox Bounties In January

Sheriff John Borgia reports January fox bounty receipts totaling 111. Of these 95 were red foxes and 16 gray. Huron County allocates 1000 annually for fox bounties, paid by the sheriff's department. Hunters must submit all four feet and sign an affidavit naming the killing township.

John Borgia Huron County Commissioners Sheriff’s Department

Car Rams Snowplow on Ohio 269 north of Bellevue

State highway patrolmen investigated a Monday night crash in the Norwalk area. George T. Billiard, 52, of 402 Northwest St Bellevue, drove his car into the rear of a snowplow on Ohio 269 north of Bellevue. The snowplow was driven by Franklin R. Heimrich, 58.

Norwalk George T. Billiard Northwest St Bellevue Ohio Franklin R. Heimrich

Edison Birth Highlighted by Governor During Electrical Week

Governor Rhodes proclaimed National Electrical Week praising Thomas Alva Edison native to Milan for his incandescent light bulb and Ohio's role in electrical progress. He designated February 11 as Edison Science Youth Day to inspire youth toward science and invention careers honoring Edison.

Bellevue Thomas Alva Edison Ohio James A. Rhodes Edison Milan Rhodes

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BPA Sultants Monroeville Board of Public Affairs Robert B. O’rourke George J. VanDorp Northern Ohio Telephone Co U. S. 20 Stephanie Steve George Roger R. George Norwood Ave George C-C Komarek Funeral Home West Main Geeee County Federal Deposit Insurance the National Bank E. Mein Southside Benedict Ave Fisher-Titus Lasch’s SEALY Scaly Sprague,Carlton, Etc Lasch Monroe Lasch’s West West End
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