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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
4
Wilmington College in Ohio announces a $114 tuition reduction for the next academic year, lowering the regular three-quarter year cost for its 700 students.
At Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital a local American Heart Association session promoted a fat control low cholesterol diet. Nutritionist Mary Ann Weber advised preferring baked pretzels over fried chips and angel food cake over layered cake, plus skim milk and lean meats. She urged using polyunsaturated oils in margarine and explained how cholesterol narrows arteries, raising heart attack risk.
A list of property transfers records many transfers among residents and entities in Norwalk Monroeville Wakeman and surrounding townships including Gibbs Behrens Holmes Jacksons and Zorns with buyers sellers and heirs transferring farms homes and parcels to spouses relatives and local entities. Names include Robt Cowie Lucille Baker Roland Behrens Lloyd Behrens Richard Holzapfel Paul Faeth Louis Ferguson Dauch Hicks Jenkins Kemper Meade Ross etc.
Monroeville American Legion post honored six members for more than 50 years of service at a commander's appreciation dinner with Golden Certificates and commemorative glasses. About 50 attended the Italian meal by Orlando A. Petrillo. The post plans a stag Fish Fry on April 18 at the hall.
Tom Adams a 1970 New London High School graduate has been named assistant director for Charlotte County Parks and Recreation Department in Port Charlotte Florida Adams Kent State University alumnus earned his degree in December and played varsity tennis was active in the Recreation Club and Phi Epsilon Kappa honorary fraternity
Huron County Treasurer John M. Arthur reports real estate tax collections for the first half of 1974 totaling 3,411,114, up 202,741 from the same period in 1973. The period ended January 31. Special assessments added 90,624. Penn Central Transportation Co. remains the county's largest delinquent taxpayer with 212,051 in unpaid real estate taxes, raising total delinquencies to 358,701. Other unpaid taxes total 146,650. Unpaid assessments total 8,150. Reminders mailed in March are expected to reduce both taxes and assessments. Mobile home taxes collected to date amount to 97,461.
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