Norwalk Man Recalls Jobless Rally in Washington D C
William Smith of Norwalk spoke after attending a Washington rally that drew about 10 000 laid off auto workers from Ford in Sandusky. Smith said more protests could bring 250 000 workers and urged President Ford to create jobs. Senators Kennedy Mondale and Rep Abzug addressed the crowd as Smith noted a large reception for Kennedy and minimal police presence.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
William Smith
N. Hester
D.C. Armory
United Auto Workers Union
Smith
Charlotte
Ford
Edward Kennedy
Walter Mondale
Bella Abzug
N.Y
Kennedy
Secret Service
Traffic collisions and charges filed after Friday incidents
Bumper Beat Leimbach faced a failure to yield charge after a collision at Parsons and Williams streets when her car struck Edward Kraft’s vehicle as she entered the intersection. Kenneth Parker, 28, was charged for failure to control after a near-mance on Cline Street at ilan Avenue. Lawrence Ware, 38, was charged with failure to stop after icy pavement caused him to rear-end Thomas Peterson on North Hester Street. Eugene Smith reported his General Telephone Co van struck while parked on Linwood Avenue.
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Robin R. Leimbach
Berlin Heights
Parsons
Williams Streets
Mrs. Leimbach
Edward L. Kraft
Parsons St
Sandusky
Cline Street
Ilan Avenue
Kenneth Parker
Lawrence H. Ware
Whittlesey Ave
North Hester Street
Ware
Thomas L. Peterson
Milan Manor Dr
Eugene R. Smith
S. Linwood Ave
General Telephone Co
Wife Is Tagged Husband Charged Pressley Obstructs Officer
William O. Pressley Jr of 7 Bouscau Ave was charged with obstructing police business after arguing with an officer issuing a traffic ticket to his wife. The incident occurred as the officer wrote the ticket at the Pressleys driveway on Spring Street. The couple argued about siren use and the ticket while the wife refused to accept it.
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Pressley
Spring Street
Busy Norwalk Sandusky Theaters Offer Multiple Showweeks
The Norwalk Sandusky area theater scene stays active with Towne and Country Players staging On The Town at 8 tonight, Sandusky Harlequins concluding A Fate Worse Than Death at 8:15, Shoestring Players presenting Ten Nights in a Barroom at 8:15 next Friday and Saturday plus Feb 22 and 23, and Firelands Campus presenting U S A at 3 p m Feb 20 and 8 p m Feb 21 and 22. A turnout like last Saturday’s 546 could push total attendance past 2 000 for seven shows. Lead actor Tom Sweigard returns after bronchitis. Tickets from club members or Korner Kupboard in Milan.
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Norwalk-Sandusky
Towne and Country Players
E. Main St
Leonard Bernstein
Sandusky Harlequins
Wayne St
Sandusky
Norwalk
T&C’s
Obituaries Raymond Whitbeck and Fred Jenny
Raymond G. Whitbeck former Norwalk Sewage Plant superintendent died at 71 at his sister’s home. Born June 17 1903 in Norwalk he worked 30 years at the plant including 15 as superintendent. He was a Universalist Church member Ohio University graduate never married and lived with sister Mrs Harold Tillson. Friends may call Heuston Funeral Home 2 4 and 7 9 p m Sunday services Monday 2 p m with Rev Timothy Kissel officiating. Fred Jenny 80 Wakeman died after a heart attack at his residence born in Birmingham lived in Wakeman since 1928 formerly a lathe operator at Lear Siegler Elyria and owner of Jennys Tavern. Survived by widow Gladys one son Robert plusieurs grandchildren and great grandchildren and brothers Ernest Elyria. Funeral at Gerbert Funeral Home Wakeman 2 4 and 7 9 p m Sunday and Monday with service Tuesday 1 p m Rev Peter Nichols. Burial Lagrange Cemetery with veterans honors by American Legion Post 689 Wakeman.
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Raymond G. Whitbeck
Norwalk
Mr. Whitbeck
Universalist Church
Ohio University
Harold Tillson
South Linwood
Heuston
Timothy Kissel
Fred Jenny Wakeman
Fred Jenny
Wakeman
Birmingham
Lagrange
Lear Siegler
Elyria
Jenny's Tavern
Jenny
Gladys
Robert
Ernest
Gerbert
Peter Nichols
Lagrange Cemetery
American Legion Post 689
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D.C
William O. Pressley, Jr
Bouscau Ave
Towne & Country
New York
Firelands
U.S.A
Tom Sweigard
Harold Kirkpatrick
Steve Smith
Judy Knoll
Korner Kupboard
Milan
Raymond Whitbeck
Monroeville
Book of Common Prayer Service
Monroeville, Ohio
Rte
Cole Slaw
Kentucky
Fred Ihicken
Norwalk, Ohio
Keister Advertising Service, Inc
Strasburg, Virginia
The
American Bible Society
Firelands Christian Bookstore
Main St
Olcott and Ott Excavating, Inc
Jennings
New London
Willard
Ashland
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home, Inc
E. Main
N. Fairfield
Rawle Funeral Home
Perkins Ave
Park Ave
Clancy
Milan Ave
Bellevue
Lime St
Janotta & Herner, Inc
General Building Contractors
Hess Hardware
N. Main
St. Milan
Monroe St
the Home Savings & Loan CO
Benedict Ave
Ron
Olena Handicraft
U.S
Darby Printing CO
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
E. Seminary St. Norwalk
Old State Rd
Ohio
Roeder
Harley-Davidson
Motorcycle Sales & Service Rt
West
Dial
Jake
Simpson
Boose's Farm Market, Inc
Comet Cleaners
Suede
GENE
KRUPP
Sunoco
Townsend Ave
Reilly
AAA
Cor. Benedict
Norwood
Carpeteria
E. Seminary St. Ph
Coulson Sohio & Grocery
Olena
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