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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1973

Page

3

Norwalk Traffic Crashes Prompt Multiple Injuries and Citations

A Norwalk woman lost control on East Main Street triggering a four car chain reaction including a parked car owned by Edward Knoll and a Buckeye Pipe Line Co. wagon. Several other accidents nearby led to charges for drunken driving and failure to yield. A separate report notes new flashers caused by Penn Central at West Main Street and a windshield stone incident on U.S. 20 near Monroeville.

Norwalk East Main Street Linda L. Schnell Wooster Street Edward J. Knoll, Jr E. Main St Buckeye Pipe Line Co Wakeman Lewis E. Ward Schnell Knoll Ward John R. Gregory Bellevue East League Street Gregory Whittlesey Avenue Donna R. Coe Eastwood Dr Reba E. Ball Corwin St Wooster Franklin Streets Franklin Theresa C. Miller E. Monroe St Reba Ball State Highway Patrol Rebecca L. Hatfield U.S. 20 Monroeville

Norwalk City Council Debates Budget and Staffing Increase

Norwalk City Council approved seven measures in a 37 minute session with no opposition. Two new ordinances amended the 1973 appropriation, one creating separate income tax department costs and the other funding electrical expenses of 121,416. They also voted to transfer 120,850 from the general fund for capital improvements and receive 19,523 from the State Highway Department for street repairs. Additional actions include bidding on a Gallup Avenue waterline and two new police cars, expanding the police force by two for a juvenile officer and a detective, approving full hospitalization coverage at about 50,000 annually, and a water line contract with Robert Meyer.

Adrian, Michman Norwalk-Sandusky State Highway Patrol John A. Sparks New Castle Del Lewis J. Calvin Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital U.S. 20 Norwalk Kathy A. Fair Shelby Gilbert Thompson Youngstown Gilbert Income Tax Department Douglas Colvin Colvin Ohio Edison State Highway Department Gallup Avenue a_ hardy Police Committee Paul Robinson L.C. Hilson Robinson Robert Meyer Meyer

Why Leave Home to Shop for Big Values in Home Furnishings

Classified notice highlights affordable home furnishings with big values today. Local shoppers are urged to browse the section for deals on couches, chairs, tables, and decor from multiple stores. Includes price hints and store names.

Church To Celebrate 100 Years In West Hartland

The West Hartland Center United Methodist Church marks its 100th anniversary in February. The 91 member congregation will dedicate a new $28,000 addition in September to double building size for Sunday school, restrooms, kitchen, and a fellowship hall. The land was bought from George Manahan in 1873 with the deed signed that February.

West Hartland Center Richard Harper

United Fund Nears Goal as Reports Pending

The Norwalk Area United Fund drive has reached 72,527 dollars, about 96 percent of its 75,391 dollar goal. President B. Harry Parke noted two industries have not yet reported their contributions.

Norwalk Area United Fund B. Harry Parke

Garden slides after mill demolition in Dewsbury

Mrs. Alice Walshaw's garden, once her pride, toppled down a 40 foot slope after workmen demolished the adjacent old mill on Tuesday. The collapse followed the loss of supporting structures from the mill.

Dewsbury England UPI Alice Walshaw

Theft at Colonial Hotel and Battery Thefts Reported

Richard P. Byrne reported $30 stolen from his hotel room at the Colonial Hotel and drawers ransacked during his week away. Police questioned another hotel resident about the theft. Two car batteries were stolen over the weekend from vehicles in Cleveland area listings.

Richard P. Byrne Colonial Hotel Robert E. Allen Maple St McCoys Sales and Service Allen Cleveland Dennis D. Ritchie W. League St

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