Fire destroys maple syrup evaporator owned by Donald Francisco
A maple syrup evaporator at Donald Francisco's New State Road home was destroyed by fire this morning. The device, valued at 1200 dollars, could not be used again, according to Norwalk firefighters. The blaze was reported at 8 35 a.m. in the Firelands area. The rest of the item lists are unrelated notices about a band concert and a naval contract.
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Donald Francisco
New State Road
Norwalk
Mayor Hears 2 Cases in City Court
Mayor Harold E. Finch heard two cases Thursday night. Judy Ann Cothran, 18, signed a waiver and paid 10 dollars to have a case removed. Howard C. Helms, 41, was found guilty of failure to yield and fined 10 dollars plus costs. Clifford K. Mitts, New London RD 2, pled no contest to failure to yield and was fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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Harold E. Finch
Judy Ann Cothran
St. Mary’s St
Howard C. Helms
Glover
Clifford K. Mitts
New London
Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad Seeks Desired Worker
A Norwalk Reflector classified ad requests a specific worker type. The notice urges qualified applicants to respond with relevant experience and references and outlines the expected duties and contact method.
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Norwalk
Teachers donate to Bowling Green drive in district effort
In Western Reserve District 28 Hartland Townsend and Wakeman elementary teachers pledge over $2,000 toward a $600,000 campus fundraising drive. Principal Clyde Wicker led the effort with full participation and local parent associations add gifts including a $1,500 Wakeman Bank donation for a district total of $7,540 toward the $15,000 goal.
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Clyde L. Wicker
Raymond Scheerer
Western Reserve
Hartland
Townsend
Wakeman
Bowling Green University
Huron
Erie
Ottawa
Victor Wolfe
Eileen Conry
Wicker
Wakeman Bank
Norwalk Woman Pleads Not Guilty In Truancy Case
A Norwalk resident, Mrs. Russell Eisler, appeared in Juvenile Court charged with acting to contribute to a minor's delinquency for letting two 16 year old girls skip classes stay at her home. Judge Antrim approved a $500 bond and set the case for Thursday morning to arrange an attorney.
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Norwalk
Russell Eisler
Eisler
Kenneth Link
Russell T. Antrim
Retired Pioneer Co Officer Dies in Willard
Raymond Clark 68 former vice president of Pioneer Rubber Co died at Willard Municipal Hospital after a heart attack. He retired in 1958 after 38 years, served on the board, and belonged to the Evangelical United Brothers Church. Survived by wife Marian two daughters. services Monday at EUB Church with burial in New Haven Cemetery.
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Willard C. Raymond Clark
Pioneer Rubber Co
Willard Municipal Hospital
Willard
Clark
Pioneer
Evangelical United Brothers Church
Marian
Elaine King
Lyla Lou Duffy
Ravenna
Boyd
Lakeland Fla
Robert Smith
Edith Clark
Charles Crouch
Palm Springs
Calif
Fink
Bull Killed by Semi on U S 250 Near Norwalk
A registered Hereford bull owned by Robert Chap of rural Norwalk was struck and killed by a semi trailer on U S 250 two miles south of Norwalk at 1 45 a m. The driver Roy Steiert 59 Willard escaped injury with only moderate damage to his truck.
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Robert Chapin
Norwalk
U.S. 250
Roy Steiert
Willard
Hearing resumes on Bragg Road vacation proposal
Huron County commissioners will reopen the petition to vacate 1,377 feet of Bragg Road at 9 a.m. Monday after a Feb. 10 session. Lyme Township residents ask the road be closed for safety as Norfolk and Western Railway tests suggest up to 40,000 car movements daily with a new classification yard. Four local farmers Edward Close Elmer Neill and Sylvester and James Pepley oppose the plan citing farming logistics. Erie County commissioners are expected to oppose the vacation.
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Huron County Commissioners
Bragg Road
Lyme Township
Norfolk and Western Railway
Edward Close
Elmer Neill
Sylvester
James Pepley
Peeking at the Paulites Flyers rally for twelfth win
The Flyers defeated the Western Reserve Roughriders to reach 12 wins with 55 points. They schedule a Feb 19 game at Berlin Heights and report Valentine decorations and school events including a GAA sports night with Monroeville guests. Freshmen plan Mardi Gras dance Feb 21 with 50 cent tickets. Washington's birthday is marked as a free day Feb 22.
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Flyers
Western Reserve Roughriders
Berlin Heights
GAA
Monroeville
George Washington
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Jo Swonger
Sue Prindle
Cathy Schaffer
Joyce Szabo
Clevite Corporation
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Cleveland
Bureau of Naval Weapons
Washington, D.C
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Toledo
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Western Reserve District
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Pioneer Co
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Monroe
Reflector Herald, Inc
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Milan
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Greenwich
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Travelers Insurance CO
Dan River
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Tony
Tom Thumb
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Whittlesey
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Arcro
Whittlesey Ave
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