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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1977
Page
2
A propane line malfunction started a fire that destroyed a mobile trailer home off Ohio 601 northeast of Norwalk. Robbie Maynard and family were away at a relative’s when flames consumed the structure, with losses about 10 000 dollars and insurance not yet paid.
Bumper Beat Maxine Fey was treated at Fisher-Titus after a Friday crash at Washington and Drake Roads. Kelly Jones 16 was cited for failure to yield after his car hit James Hall’s vehicle. Hall and others were injured. damages exceeded $150. Two others cited for DUI after separate one car crashes near Willard and Celeryville.
Four senior girls at Norwalk High School trained in typing shorthand and bookkeeping seek secretarial jobs in Norwalk area businesses. The COE class includes 16 seniors with 12 already working part time at a pharmacy trucking firm the license bureau and the high school bookstore. Students attend COE classes mornings five days weekly and begin secretarial work at 1130 AM. Firms must pay at least 230 per hour. Some graduates gain full time employment. Businesses may contact Irene Hoelzer at Norwalk High School.
A New London man, Phillip H. Anderson of 187 Park Street, was arrested by Norwalk police for driving under the influence after his car weaved on Benedict Avenue with only parking lights on. He also faced a charge of driving without a license and remained in Norwalk Jail pending a Norwalk Municipal Court appearance Tuesday at 10 a.m.
Willard Barnes was elected chairman and Robert Kirkpatrick vice chairman of the New London Township Trustees. The board set monthly meetings, reappointed zoning officials, authorized temporary appropriations, designated Huron County Banking Co. as depository, and authorized highway work by the county highway department.
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