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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1975
Page
12
Mrs Sydney Burns reported her 14 year old son Eric had his glass eye stolen at Cole Junior High School by two youths who wrestled him to the floor. Police have no suspects. Also listed are local sales, dance plans at Norwalk Moose Lodge, and business ads for gifts, cakes, and pets.
The Firelands Historical Society will discuss restoration of Parson Mason Locke Weems Virginia home and bookstore at 8 p m next Wednesday at Norwalk Senior Center Mrs Flory will describe the work since 1948 and kinologists will research at Hayes Library in Fremont Spiegel Grove and the museum will be open Members meet at 8 15 a m at United Methodist Church West Main Street for a Fremont caravan
A listing of juvenile court traffic dispositions in Huron County with names, addresses, offenses, and fines. Notable entries include Hartmiller speeding $45, Leary no license $50, Roscoe failure to stop $15, Hicks traffic light violation $15, and multiple others with speeds, waivers, and suspensions. Several defendants face license suspensions and limited driving privileges, while one case ends with a charge dismissal.
The text praises Mediterranean and Colonial styles for their durability and suggests they endure like quality Norwalk or Loveseat items. It references furniture order quality and timeless appeal without specific events or dates.
The notebook lists admissions and discharges at Hoipitack Fisher Titus Memorial and Providence Hospitals. Individuals from Norwalk, Willard, Milan, Norwalk area towns appear, including Mrs Georgia Williams, Gary Gregory, Mrs Linda Kirk, and several others, with multiple Norwalk entries and a Milan admission.
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