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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1975

Page

10

Mayor Reviews 1974 Projects In Monroeville Village

Monroeville Village Council heard Mayor Thomas D. Bergman review 1974 accomplishments including a street sweeper purchase, former slaughter house purchase for equipment storage, office space expansion, a snow removal ordinance, street improvements, and a $125,990 sewer grant total with a $9,200 addition. The town installed a tennis court at Marsh Field, painted Town Hall, issued a tornado alert, and renewed key village positions and committee appointments.

Monroeville Thomas D. Bergman Wilfred A. Myers Council Board of Public Affairs Marsh Field Kiwanis Club Olin E. Schneider Gene Krull Anthony Wechter Kathryn Myers Michael Adelman Safety Wechter Myers John Meyer Ordinance Myers Meyer Adelman Thomas Wingate Wechter Utilities Wingate George Roberts Wingate, Roberts Myers, Roberts

Homeownership and SSI liens clarified

The speaker explains that owning a reasonably valued home does not disqualify you from supplemental security income and that the Federal Government does not place a lien on your home due to these payments. The program is run by the Social Security Administration, part of the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare.

H.P. Bellevue The Social Security Administration U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Funeral Mass for Prosper E. Schaffer in Cleveland

Prosper E. Schaffer of Cleveland will have a funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Mary Magdalene Church. Survivors include his wife Beatrice two sons two daughters two brothers a sister and 13 grandchildren. Friends may call Brickman and Sons Funeral Home 21900 Euclid Ave from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today.

Prosper E. Schaffer Cleveland Prosper E.schaffer St. Mary Magdalene Church

Clarence Baxter Willard dies after illness at 84

Clarence H. Baxter 84 died this morning at his daughter's home in rural Willard after a three month illness. He was born in Greenfield Township and lived there as a farmer. Survived by son Willard Baxter daughter Iona Briggs five grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Wife Florence died in 1971. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday at Secor Funeral Home with services at 2 p.m. Saturday Rev Charles McCoy officiating. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery New Haven.

Clarence Baxter Willard Clarence H. Baxter Iona Briggs Willard Mr. Baxter Greenfield Township Willard Baxter Briggs Florence Secor Secor Funeral Home Charles McCoy Maple Grove Cemetery New Haven

Pancake Breakfast at St Paul Cafeteria Sunday

St Paul hosts a pancake and sausage breakfast at the cafeteria on January 19 from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission is $1.50 for adults, $1 for students, and 50 cents for pre school. A citizens band radio was reported stolen from 1613 Bob D. Case, 16B Ontario St., valued around $200.

St. Paul Bob D. Case Ontario St Citizens Band

Thefts Jump in Huron County in 1974 All Areas Rise

The Huron County Sheriff's Department reported a broad rise in 1974 activity from 1973. Larcenies rose to 232 and total complaints to 1,876. Break ins numbered 88, jurors summoned increased while grand jurors fell. writs served rose to 1,886 with arrests on writs at 464. Fees and reimbursements climbed and jail meals rose to 16,805. January was busiest with 76 prisoners and 1,784 meals.

Huron County Sheriff’s Department Sheriff's Deputies Huron County Common Pleas Court County Court Bellevue Municipal

Probate notices list Huron County estates values

The Huron County Court records estates including John P. Kucka $87 705 Howard A. Douglas $19 071 and Fred J. Lieber $161 644. Also listed is a local gym promotion for Shape up or ship out at Stay Fit Mini Gym and a Friday night perch dinner at 1414 Milan Inn with wine. Milan Township Board meeting postponed to Wednesday January 29 at 8 p.m.

Huron County Court John P. Kucka Bellevue Howard A. Douglas Norwood Ave Fred J. Lieber Citizens Bank Board of Milan Township Trustees Milan Township

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted by Facilities

Admissions list shows Tane Sazenoff Peggy Albright Russell Cunningham Richard Smith and others at Fisher-Titus Norwalk Greenwich New London Norwalk names. Discharges include Harold Amburgy Clarence Martin Russell Pennick Stacy Moore and more from Norwalk Monroeville Bellevue and Norwalk continues. Additional notes list Sandusky Admission Charles Carsten Berlin Heights and Providence Hospital admissions Jerry Leigh and Mrs Freda Raymond Milan.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Tane Sazenoff Norwalk Peggy Albright Russell Cunningham Richard Smith Richard Horne Greenwich Vinton Phillips New London Ann Byrd New Londo Michael Schnellinger Blackie Failor Monroeville Isadora Parker Harold Amburgy Clarence Martin Russell Pennick Rayme Peterson Stacy Moore Diane Dick Bellevue Betty Kessler James Henery Royal Downing Catherine Hammerschmidt Sandusky Memorial Hospital Charles Carsten Berlin Heights Providence Hospital Jerry Leigh Freda Raymond Milan David Hunter Good Samaritan Hospital Mary Johnson

Local motor vehicle fee distributions total 4.27 million

State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson's office reported a 1973 final distribution of permissive motor vehicle registration fees totaling 4,266,742 spread to 38 counties and 47 municipalities. Huron County received 35,771.

Joseph T. Ferguson Huron County

Transfer of D5 Liquor License to Bellevue Lounge

Columbus records show an application with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control to transfer a D5 license from Louis W. Sliter to Alfred E. White for the Downtown Lounge in Bellevue.

Columbus Ohio Department of Liquor Control Louis W. Sliter Alfred E. White Bellevue

Disposition Report from Huron County Juvenile Traffic Court

Stephen P. Preston of 213 W Main St receives $10 and court costs for speeding plus 60 day driver license suspension. Betty J. Garton of rural Wakeman pays $40 and court costs for failing to yield at a stop sign. Mark W. Magers of Bellevue pays $36.35 waiver for speeding. Rickie A. Picklesimer of Tiro pays $28.35 waiver for speeding.

Huron County Stephen P. Preston W. Main St Speed Betty J. Garton Wakeman Mark W. Magers Bellevue Rickie A. Picklesimer Tiro

Petit Back in Shape for Circus Return

French high-wire artist Philippe Petit leaves the hospital and plans a return to performance once he regains fitness. In Ohio, Esther Gies is named Executrix for the estate of Arthur J. Hipp, with creditors to file claims within four months as of January 7, 1975.

ST. Petersburg Fla UPI Philippe Petit Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus Arthur J. Hipp Esther Gies R.D Norwalk Ohio Huron County Robert W. Smith Judge Court of Common Pleas

Foreclosure suit in Huron County Common Pleas

Home Savings and Loan Company files to foreclose mortgage on New Haven Township property described as parcel in Great Lot 103 Section 1 Route 61 area. Case No. 39986 seeks $9,403.44 plus interest, with sale proceeds to pay court costs and taxes. defendants must answer by late February 1975. hearing set for March 9, 1975. Additionally community notices invite readers to inquire about job ads and local numbers.

Harry A. Cumpton Regina A Cumpton R.D. 1 Plymouth Home Savings and Loan Company Court of Common Pleas Huron County Ohio Harry A Cumpton Regina A. Cumpton New Haven County of Huron State of New Haven Township Plymouth-New Haven Arthur Burras Cort Clark Hunter Florence J. Lee

Huron County tax notices outline semiannual due dates

Kenneth W. Reed, County Auditor, states tax notices will be mailed twice yearly. First half due December 20 and second half due June 20. Ensure all parcels are listed. report omissions to avoid penalties. Treasurer will collect as certified. valuation questions go to the County Auditor. John M. Arthur, Treasurer. Jan 16, 23, 30, Feb 6, 1975.

John M. Arthur

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Police Auxiliary Memorial Lake Park Wayne Goodsite Jack Brown Don Mr. M.C T&a Thrif- T-Mart Richard B. Carrick Whittlesey Ave Jackie Irene Farley W. Seminary St Washington Illinois Otto Kerner Robertson Orchards Old State Rd Korner Kupboard Welcome Wagon Las Vegas American Legion AAA Probate Milan Inn Lake Erie Wagon Wheel Aavant Garde France Columbus Avenue Sandusky Henry Block Benedict Home Savings & Loan Company A Corporation East Main St AVON Khon K Young Farmers Huron CO Fairgrounds Gail Pickworth Richard Garner AL Nixon Bill Lund Frank Garwood P.O Meek’s Pastry Shop Linwood Chapin Airport Rt. 2 Hereford Rd Robert F. Chapin Braemar Kennels L.P.N Starkey Nursing Home Naval Reserve Moravian Foster New London Hospital Navy P.O. Box Audrey Moore I. John M. Arthur General Fund T. B Kenneth W. Reed Bellevue Corp Atenee Naseceseneeees Greenwich Corp Milan Corp Monroeville Corp New London Corp North Fairfield Corp Norwalk Corp Monroeville S. D Western Reserve S. D Plymouth Corp Wakeman Corp Illard Corp, Eresce Bronson Twp Norwalk S. D So. Central S. Dz Clarksfield Twp New London S. Din Eee Wellington S. D Fairfield Two Ss. D Central Ss. D Fitchville Two Coreeseccoes Greenfield Two Central Soy Willard S. D New London S. D Central S. D Hartland Two S. D Lyme Twp Bellevue S. D Tereneronees Plymouth S. D New London Two Berlin-Milan Norwich Seneca-East S. D Willard SD Peru Twp Seeeene Seeeeesaseces Richmond Buckeye-Central Seneca-East S. D Ridgefield Twp Townsend
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