Capital Glee Club Plans Concert Here
The Capital University Men's Glee Club of Columbus will perform January 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Norwalk High School Auditorium sponsored by St. Peter's Lutheran Church. The 65 member choir reflects a university cross section with music majors limited to about one quarter. Tickets are sold at local stores and church office or at the door.
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Norwalk High School
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
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Ed Battiste
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Five Bid On Razing 2 Buildings On Benedict Avenue
Five contractors submitted bids Saturday to demolish two flood damaged buildings on Benedict Avenue. Funk Construction Co and A J Riley and others bid amounts from 6 794 to 12 321. Mayor Harold Finch awarded the contract after two earlier bids were rejected for lack of labor materials pricing.
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Benedict Avenue
Funk Construction Co
New London
Leon Riley
Norwalk
A.J. Riley
Don Buchs
Elyria
Dennis Caldwell
Mansfield
Harold Finch
South Side Ball and Used
Lieber’s Market
New School Has Top Priority In Huron County Plan
Huron County commissioners give top priority to Christie Lane School construction this year while proposing open houses in May or June for five county facilities including the new Highway Department Building jail addition offices and kitchen area the county landfill and Shady Lane Home. The panel reports 1971 appropriations compared with 1970 across several funds noting increases in Agricultural Miscellaneous Emergencies Court House Jail maintenance and other areas. A drunken driving incident in Mantsale Finland ends with the husband arrested after claiming his wife could not drive.
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Christie Lane
Huron County Highway Department
Airport Administration
Shady Lane
General Departments Commissioners
Bell
Humane Society
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions and Weekend Crash
Stewart L Griggs of rural Norwalk received a $100 fine and $7 costs with five days jail suspended for assault and battery. Daniel L Leber of rural Norwalk faced the same penalty and suspension. Myra L Haduk of 10% Whittlesey forfeited $17 bond for failure to stop. William D McMahan Jr of rural Norwalk paid $10 and $7 costs for improper lane usage. A Greenwich youth’s car slid on ice on U S 224, crashed into a guardrail. Gordon L Ebinger, 17, and passenger Steve E Ray, 16, were not injured.
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Stewart L. Griggs
Daniel L. Leber
Myra L. Haduk
Whittlesey
William D. McMahan, Jr
Greenwich
U.S
Gordon L. Ebinger
State Highway Patrol
Ebinger
Steve E. Ray
Willard
Ambulence funds processed in Columbus for Norwalk grant
Papers in Columbus this week move forward reimbursement of 16200 dollars Norwalk spent to start its ambulance service last year. Ambulance coordinator John Short said he spoke with state health officials. once federal DOT funds arrive, the grant will be forwarded. The city matched the funds last May to launch the service. A speeding charge against Carlene Storer of Kent was set for Jan 19 in Huron County Court after she won dismissal on a technicality. CHP refiled the charge for 68.5 mph in a 50 mph zone on Route 18 on Dec 2. Bellevue mayor race sees Wayne F. Starr and C. Dale Geisler filing petitions. incumbent William Artino is a Democrat who has not decided on re-election.
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Norwalk
John Short
State Health Department
Federal Department of Transportation
Carlene Storer
Kent
Huron
Bellevue
Wayne F. Starr
Huron County Board of Elections
C. Dale Geisler
William Artino
Mayor's Court Records Summary for David L. Kirk
David L. Kirk of 96 Benedict Ave faced multiple charges. Reckless operation with a $25 fine and $7 costs. wilfully fleeing an officer with $25 and $7 costs. assault and battery with $100 and $7 costs. 30 days jail with $75 suspended. malicious destruction of property charges dropped.
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David L. Kirk
Benedict Ave
County crime totals dip as meals drop and bounty ends
County officials report 1970 prison population fell from 932 to 886 with 16 765 meals served down from 17 072. Average meal cost 39 cents. $6 357 spent, $2 025 under the 50 cent minimum. Fox bounty ended in July due to funding. Volunteers logged 3 000+ hours. Writs served 1 785 arrests 547 fees 8 642 and transports to hospitals and prison.
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Tiffin State Hospital
Lima State Hospital
Ohio Penitentiary
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