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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1973

Page

3

Four boys suspected in shoplifting at Mason's Discount

Four youths fled a Mason's Discount Department Store security officer on U S 20. Three crossed a neighboring yard and circled the rear of the store before recapture. the fourth was found on the highway. A 16 year old from rural Berlin Heights was tied to a bicycle chain theft. no charges were filed and all were released after parents arrived.

Mason’s Discount Department Store U.S. 20 John Baltes Berlin Heights Mason Bill Turner

Norwalk U.S. 250 bypass study and timeline

Adache Associates of Cleveland conducts an engineering report on the proposed U S 250 bypass around Norwalk to connect with the Ohio Turnpike. A public comment period and hearing are planned, possibly in late 1973, with earliest by pass sale in late 1976 under the current budget. Two killed on Ohio 4 in Perkins Township when a car struck a tree and a power pole. The driver David Kuhn and passenger James Wagstaff died in the crash.

Adache Associates Cleveland Norwalk E.L. Toberen Ohio Department of Transportation Norwalk U.S. 250 David Kuhn Tiffin Ohio 4 Perkins Township State Highway Patrol Kuhn James Wagstaff Sandusky Good Samaritan Hospital

Willard Jr High Science Social Studies Fair Schedule

Willard Junior High hosts a two day science and social studies fair on February 27 and 28. Seventh and eighth graders submit about 150 science projects and 100 social studies entries judged February 27. Public display runs February 28 from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the gymnasium and main lobby. Winners advance to district competition at Heidelberg College in Tiffin.

Willard Jr. High School Jr. High School Heidelberg College Tiffin

Norwalk Man Injured In Old State Road Crash

A rural Norwalk man Gregory L. Smith 23 was injured Saturday night after he failed to stop at Old State Road and South Norwalk Road. His car skidded struck two power poles and rolled over three times. He was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and cited for reckless operation.

Norwalk Old State Road Gregory L. Smith South Norwalk Road Smith Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Ohio’ Edison Charles A. Sherman Elyria William M. DeWalt Wakeman DeWalt Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Cleveland Ohio Turnpike Norwalk- Sandusky Robert D. McKinney Oil City Albert D. Taylor Taylor Fisher-Titus Ilma Oglesby Jayme Taylor Tyrone Taylor Sylvia Taylor Albert Taylor Norwalk-Sandusky Everett Place Gloster Mass

City employees take part in first aid resuscitation class

Members of Norwalk police, fire, and ambulance departments attended a first aid class on resuscitation methods at the Norwalk Fire Station Thursday night. Instructor Michael Stout, chief Fisher-Titus Memorial therapist at Hospital, conducted the session.

Norwalk Police, Fire

Norwalk Mayor Court Dispositions Report

The Norwalk Mayor's Court records four dispositions. Jean C. Remy at 140 W Main St had a traffic light violation with a $17 bond forfeited. Christopher A. Meyer of 5 Southwood Dr had no driver's license with a $17 bond forfeited. Laura Holm at 81 Washington St was fined $20 and costs for speeding. Robert D. Lewis of 6 Pine St was fined $50 and costs with $40 suspended on condition junk and garbage cleanup by Feb 27 and $5 daily fine for each day after.

Norwalk Jean C. Remy W. Main St Christopher A. Meyer Southwood Dr Laura Holm Washington

Heart Sunday Donations Reach New County High

Norwalk and Huron County surpassed 1972 figures in Heart Sunday collections. Norwalk raised donations to 2317 dollars from 1956 in 1972. Countywide total reached 8229 dollars up from 7191.74. Monroeville Village and some townships have not reported as Rose Borgia notes. She urged donors to mail or drop envelopes at Home Savings and Loan in Norwalk.

Norwalk Huron County Heart Monroeville Village Rose Borgia

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Farm Bureau Meeting Huron County Farm Bureau Production Credit Association C.B. Roscoe Regional Planning Commission Environmental Protection Agency Women’s Committee Public Affairs Committee U.S. 250 Ohio Willard Science Fair Old State Rte Michael Respiratory East Perkins Ave Toles Mayor’s Court Ohio Edison Ohio Edison Company Sgt Cure Blackwall Whitewall SEARS Sears, Roebuck and CO West Main St
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