Three Break-Ins Solved and Jail Population Rises
Sheriff John Borgia reports December activity in Huron County with three break-ins solved and five larceny cases cleared. The jail population grew to 105 from 71, and 105 writs were served with 51 arrests. County meals billed at 75 dollars for prisoner boards amid 617.23 in fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Borgia
Huron County
Ohio State Reformatory
Tiffin State Hospital
SAVE TIME MONEY Shop the WANT ADS WAY
Local want ads promote time and money saving shopping. Readers are urged to browse classified listings for deals, services, and daily needs.
Park Board Trims Senior Center Salary Allocation
Norwalk City Council reduced the Park and Recreation Board request for Senior Center salaries from 10 800 to 7 200, leaving Mrs Heyl with about seven months pay and a plan for a part time assistant for Park Director Shadle. The board will seek additional funds from the Finance Committee while pursuing other support avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Norwalk
Park and Recreation Board
Ruby Heyl
Austin Shadle
Shadle
Dick Cunningham
Council Finance Committee
Paul Rupert
McGuan Field
Mayor Reports 744 Violations and $34 238 in Norwalk Court
Norwalk Mayor Harold Finch told the city council that Norwalk Mayor's Court heard 744 cases in 1970. Fines and fees totaled 34 238 with parking fines 8 930 and parking permits 1 744 50. The biggest collections came in July 3 407 and June 3 317. December 3 234 and November 1 474 were lowest. Violations in December reached 59 led by speeding and drunken driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Harold Finch
Finch
Ohio State Lineman Jim Stillwagon Wins Top Award
Jim Stillwagon of Ohio State was named College Lineman of the Year by the Washington Touchdown Club on Wednesday. The honor highlights his performance at tackle and leadership on the Buckeyes' line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ohio State
Jim Stillwagon
Washington Touchdown Club
Don’t Be Fat MonaDex Weight Loss Ad
Advertisement for MonaDex tiny tablets claiming weight loss. Promises no dangerous drugs and reduced desire to eat. Offers money back guarantee and sale by K and H Drug Store Norwalk with mail order option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K&h Drug Store
Norwalk
Ruffing-Waldron nuptials in Westlake at groom’s home
Katharine Louise Ruffing of Norwalk and Ray Waldron of Westlake wed December 28 at the groom’s parents’ home in Westlake. The bride is the daughter of Herbert F. Ruffing and Mrs. Ruffing of Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake
Katharine Louise Ruffing
Norwalk
Ray Waldron
Sydney Waldron
Herbert F. Ruffing
N. West St
Henry Heckelman
James Smith
North Fairfield social events and club notices roundup
Social and club notices from North Fairfield area detail a January 14 ladies night at Ripley Congregational Church with speaker Bill Swain of WLEC. multiple church participants listed and ticket sales via members. Also covered are travelogue hosting, meeting dates, a conservation club session for a February card party, and various social gatherings across Bellevue and Milan with birthday celebrations, dinners, and upcoming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairfield
Area Men’s Brotherhood
Ripley Congregational Church
Bill Swain
Sandusky
WLEC
Erie County
William Simpson
New Haven
Bronson-Norwalk Conservation Club
Bellevue
Wilametta Sisson
Huron County Mental Health Center
Firelands
First United Methodist Church
Zim’s
Fremont
Rita Bender
Flat Rock Road
Calendar of events at Norwalk venues
Friday schedule lists activities at the Senior Center St. Peter's Lutheran Church Columbia Gas Co and City Hall. Groups include Altar Guild, AAUW potluck, Firelands TOPS, Garden Club and a Card Party at the Senior Center. Mil an Inn hosts a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crafts
Altar Guild of
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
American Association of University Women
Columbia Gas Co
Mayor’s Committee On Human Relations
City Hall
Firelands Tops Club
Norwalk
Milan Inn
Senior Center
Pact Reached Ending Kroger Strike in Cincinnati
About 850 members of Local 390 of the RWDSU ratified a 39 month contract with Kroger Co in Cincinnati. The agreement on Wednesday ended a strike that began last Sunday, closing two Kroger food plants. The pact includes wage increases of 1.25 to 1.40 per hour and expanded health benefits vacation pay and seniority protections. Workers were to return to work today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
API
Retail, Wholesale and Department Stores Workers Union
Kroger Co
Kroger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oneidacraft
Las Lasty Co
Ae Erate
Pmeidacraft
Adbesaa
Aimee Ee
E. Main ST
Norwalk, O
Richard Nixon
Tricia
San Clemente
Calif
White House
McGuan Park
McGuan
Diamond 3
Hester Street
Whitney Field
Pleasant Street
Jim O’donnell
O'Donnell
Tom Heckelman
Shasta
Garden OF Shasta
Katharine Ruffing
Travelogue
Doris McClellan
South Side Reading Club
Holy Land
Oberammergau
Germany
Paul Collman
W.C. Avers
Posse
Ray Blum
James Hutchinson
Doug Bordner
Art Veleba
Dean Jamison
Russell Miller
Floyd Bilton
Joseppi
Audrey
Milan Mothers Club
Milan
Trellis Miller
South America
Finland
Research Club
George Bruehler
Breezewood Dr
Herbert Rolsten
Helsinki
W. Main ST
Klar Norwalk