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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
12
Grain market readout from Chicago on Wednesday February 7 1973 shows livestock activity with index style figures. Open high low close and changes are listed for major contracts along with season values for grains and related commodities.
Milan venue now serves homemade pizza weekdays 4 pm to closing and weekend noon to closing with carry out. Also notes Valentines cuff link sale on page 9 and a February slipcover sale offering 10 percent off all stock slipcovers.
A Sunday event sponsored by the Business and French students of St Pauls School features a spaghetti dinner on February 18 from noon to 6 pm. Adults pay two dollars, students one dollar twenty five, under five free. Tickets available at the door. Proceeds support school activities.
Pvt. David W. Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Baker, was assigned to Fort Dix New Jersey after graduating from Fort Gordon Georgia Military Police school. A 1971 graduate of South Central High School he attended Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University before enlisting.
Norwalk area housing notice seeks reliable tenants for available units. Details emphasize stable occupancy and prompt rent payment to ensure long term residence. Prospective renters encouraged to contact management for screening and scheduling showings.
Thomas A. Myers of rural Collins sues Floyd K. Proctor of Collins for 50000 in Huron County Common Pleas Court alleging negligence in a July Fourth motorcycle collision at Milan Avenue and League Street. Myers seeks a jury trial with Norwalk attorney Philip M. White Jr. representing him.
Norwalk issued 17 building permits in January with a combined value of 285000 and 8 residential repairs. Largest permit for 120000 to Klingshire Corp for a West Chestnut Street apartment. Five homes on Ontario Street for 180000 and a 35000 home on Main Street. Industrial repairs include Saginaw Wire Products and Arnold Missler. Total permit and zoning fees: 705 and mayor’s court income: 3898.
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