Norwalk police cite four motorists for speeding this weekend
Four motorists were cited for speeding by Norwalk police this weekend. Names include Wallie M. Coder 18 of 107 Newton St East Main at Foster. Lynne K. Bauer 19 of Milan East Main. Robert J. Clark 39 of Milliman Road. Larry D. Hall 19 of New London East Main Street. George Cox 79 of 61 West Main St treated Sunday at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for an ankle injury after a fall. Willard Library Holding Corp directors elected Harlow Stapf president Dr John Rosso vice president Kenneth Thornton secretary John A Wallace treasurer LaVern Pagel trustee.
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Norwalk
Wallie M. Coder
Newton St
East Main
Foster
Mayor’s Court
Lynne K. Bauer
Milan
Robert J. Clark
Milliman Road
Larry D. Hall
New London
East Main Street
George Cox
W. Main St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Cox
Willard
Willard Library Holding Corp
Harlow Stapf
John Rosso
Kenneth Thornton
John A. Wallace
LaVern Pagel
Willard Memorial Library
Dick Gregory to Speak at Bowling Green State University
Tickets for comedian Dick Gregory’s 8 p.m. appearance in the University Union are on sale. Gregory, known for civil rights work and antiwar stance, will remain unshaven and wear coveralls until the war ends and is running as an independent write-in presidential candidate.
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Dick Gregory
Bowling Green State University
University Union
Gregory
Vietnam
Local Woman Admitted After Home Patio Fall
Mrs. Marie LeBeau, 64, of 30 Gibbs Ave, was admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Sunday after a fall on her home patio. She is being treated for a possible hip injury.
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Marie LeBeau
Gibbs Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Red Cross Blood Program Heads in Firelands Chapter
Mrs Earl McLoney and Mrs Charles Edel will continue as co chairmen of the Red Cross Blood Program in the Huron County Area of the Firelands Chapter announced by Albert Gonges Executive Director Since July 1 1965 they have overseen about 2980 pints donated and 106 donors for eight open heart surgeries Working with the chairmen are 55 volunteers and the Blood mobile makes eight visits to Huron County each year.
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Earl McLoney
Charles Edel
Red Cross
Huron County
Firelands
Albert S. Gonges
Cochairmen
Two Norwalk youths hurt when semi-trailer hits car
Sunday evening at West Main and North Hester Streets a car driven by Eugene Stewart 16 was rear ended by a semi-trailer. Stewart and passenger William Bursley 16 were taken to Fisher-Titus Hospital with minor injuries and released. Kenneth Richards 15 was not injured. Ford 30 was charged with failure to stop. Police also cited Richard Rupp 53 for drunken driving after his car rear collided with a parked vehicle on West League Street.
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Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
West Main
North Hester
Eugene R. Stewart
Sengers
William A. Bursley
Williams St
Heuston-Hile
Stewart
Bursley
Kenneth D. Richards
David L. Ford
Ironton
Ford
Richard Rupp
State St
W. League
Rupp
Raymond Currier
W. League St
Argentine Boy Talks To Grange In New London
Dino Gon an American Field Service student for Argentina spoke at the New London Grange about summer heat in Argentina with temperatures up to 110 degrees. He lives in Santa Fe and will complete two and a half years of technical school before university. Dino arrived with his AFS mother Mrs Gerald Fonden. Master Lawrence Snyder presented a past master's pin to Carl Ruess. The Huron County Junior Grange Talent Contest is set for June 8 at the North Fairfield Grange.
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New London
Dino Gon
Argentina
Dino
Santa Fe
New London High School
Gerald Fonden
Coleman Court
Lawrence Snyder
Carl Ruess
Huron County
North Fairfield Grange
Norwalk Reflector Herald Subscription Rates
Local notice lists subscription terms for Norwalk area readers and surrounding rural regions. Rates include 45 cents per week for carrier delivery, 15 dollars per year for mail in Huron and Erie counties, 23.40 dollars yearly elsewhere in the U.S., with payment in advance.
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Norwalk
Ian, M
Wakeman
North Toirheld
Greenwich
New London
Aid
Huron
Erie Coun
U.S
Bellevue Youth Cited In Unsafe Vehicle Case
A Bellevue youth, Donald F. Bishop, 17, was cited into Juvenile Court after failing to repair brakes on a car he was driving. Police saw him pull into another car’s path and, when stopped, he said brakes were inoperative and he fled a service station before repair. The car was later found at a Norwalk industrial plant where his father works. He was cited for driving an unsafe vehicle.
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Bellevue
Donald F. Bishop
Bishop
Norwalk
Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions list
Court records show Robert G. Schoenegge of 54 Townsend fined 15 dollars with waiver for speed. Georgia Ann McMurray of Norwood cited 10 dollars plus costs for failure to stop within a safe distance. Ambrose A. Didion of Monroeville fined 200 dollars and costs for drunken driving. Philip M. Kifer of Monroeville given 15 dollar waiver for stop sign violation. Katherine W. Kumler of 218 East Main charged with failure to yield right of way with 15 dollar waiver.
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Norwalk
Georgia Ann McMurray
Norwood
Ambrose A. Didion
Monroeville
Philip M. Kifer
Katherine W. Kumler
E. Main
Prince Andrew Expected to Join Cub Scout Pack
Prince Andrew eighth birthday noted by UPI as he reaches the minimum age for membership and is expected to enroll in the First St. Marylebone Cub Scout Pack in London.
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London
UPI
Prince Andrew
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Andrew
St. Marylebone
Ruling Clarifies Trailer Weight Under State Law
The state attorney general’s office says trailers weighing 2000 pounds or more exclude the load in the trailer from the weight. Huron County Prosecutor Bernard Freeman requested the interpretation at Sheriff John Borgin’s behest. A Willard group member received a warning ticket over a trailer gross weight including a horse, which the officer treated as the load.
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Huron County
Bernard Freeman
Freeman
John Borgin
Huron County Ladies Sheriff
Lazy Acres Saddle Club
Willard
Greenwich Plans Fire Station and Village Upgrades
Greenwich officials plan a 30 by 80 foot fire station on a village lot between the Municipal Building and Foster Frozen Foods with bids to be sought. Chassis for the new fire truck will be delivered by month’s end, then sent to Sutphen Fire Equipment Co in Columbus for build, with a summer delivery expected. The council also studies hospitalization insurance for five full-time employees at 118.63 dollars per month, while partitioned council rooms rearrange space for the BPA clerk, village clerk, and council area. The mayor and police move to the Municipal Building front office, prompting needs for cabinet storage. Budgeted cost sharing for clerical space is approved. Additionally the council second-read an ordinance on police salaries and approved purchases of six and twelve foot ladders for the Municipal Building.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Council
Foster Frozen Foods
Main Street
Clyde Bacon
Bacon Chevrolet
Sutphen Fire Equipment Co
Columbus
Council Finance Committee
June Buss
Willard
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Blood Chairman
Jack Twaddle
North Linwood
Monroe
Brian V. Colahan
Ohio
Idays Reflector-Herald
Norwalk, S Lo
Robert G. Schoenegge
Townsend
Speed
Economy Savings and Loan Company
Benedict Ave
Board of Public Affairs
BPA
Kubach-Smith
Norwalk North Fairfield
Firestone
Rae
Itewalls
A Omar
Catton
Whittlesey Maier Norwalk
Sai-Craagf
Alate
Maxie
United States
Cincinnati
William C. Safford
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