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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1975
Page
2
New London will pump water into a new reservoir from the Vermilion River starting in about a week. The first of three pumps was installed today under supervisor Rufus Clay. Pumps delayed by Worthington Pump Co. issues are tested and ready.
Two Norwalk members were re elected officers Thursday night in the Sandusky Toastmasters Club. Jack Brown and Robert Lukke were named to key posts while Michael Kevesdy Rev. Eric Collie and others filled president and secretary roles. The club meets on the first and third Thursdays at the Impala Restaurant. Guests are welcome. The estate filing lists Arthur J. Hipp at 69 Whittlesey Ave. valued at $13,000.
A collage of ads and public notices from Norwalk area listings includes restaurant specials at 1711 Milan Inn and 1613 Fish Fry, beauty salon price cuts at Vickie Lee, health board notices for septic tanks, a St. Paul Cafeteria breakfast, a pancake fundraiser, an all you can eat deal at Korner Kupboard, Welcome Wagon Las Vegas Night by American Legion, orchard sale at Robertson Orchards, a Shape up ad, Lorain hospital patient notice, Moose Lodge dance info, and McCready's furniture piano-organ sale in Norwalk.
Larry J. Bumphus 19 of Sandusky faced three charges attempted murder attempted robbery and felonious assault in the Norwalk Beverage Center hold up. He requested a lawyer after being returned from Mansfield to Huron County Common Pleas Court.
SPH releases midyear exams next Tuesday and Wednesday marking the half year. Thermostats set to 68 degrees due to gas shortages. CYO Flyers host Port Clinton at 2 p.m. Sunday in St. Paul gym. Yearbook Spirit 1975 goes on sale Wednesday for six dollars.
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