Norwalk Woman Escapes Train After Car Stalls on Crossing
A 19-year-old Norwalk woman Linda L. Warner fled as a Western and Maryland engine struck her stalled car at Old State Road and Ohio 18. Engineer Leo L. Schivelbein applied the brake, the train slid 264 feet, and the car was knocked 91 feet. two earlier crashes occurred at Main Street and Benedict Avenue. In Milan, the Board of Public Affairs approved 12 cents per mile for Ted Russ to attend a wastewater school as bills totaling 2948 were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Linda L. Warner
Bank St
Western and Maryland
Old State Road
Ohio 18
Leo L. Schivelbein
Toledo
Main
Gayle J. Sexton
Greenwich
Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Ted Russ
Council
Norwalk Lad Crowned Heart Prince in Huron County
Mark Haas seven in 1973 Heart Prince honor after open heart surgery in 1971. He is a Milan Elementary second grader and active in the Heart Fund Campaign kickoff in Huron County. Campaign chairs cover Norwalk and surrounding townships with Stanley Culler as county chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas
Mark
Huron County
Mark Haas
James Haas
Old State Road
Heart Fund
University Hospital
Cleveland
Milan
Donald Stallkamp
Sherman
Ridgefield
Monroeville Village
Peru Township
Carl Ellis
Norwich
Richmond
New Haven
Greenfield
Plymouth Village
Celeryville
Ernest McCullough
Willard
Mary Newland
Norwalk City
Joe Holden
North Fairfield
Roland Bauer
Fitchville
Bronson Township
Charles Obermiller
Fairfield Township
Bill Buzard
New London
Carl Fannin
Wakeman Village
Hartland
Clarksfield
Townsend
Lyle Fisher
Norwalk
Stanley Culler
Mary Borgia
Bomber Threats Factory At Fanny Farmer Candy Plant
Norwalk police traced a bomb threat call to the Fanny Farmer Candy Shops plant on U.S. 20. A young male caller claimed two bombs would explode at 2 p.m. The plant was evacuated, a search by police and firemen found no devices, and workers were allowed back in after 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
U.S
Norwalk
Maureena L. Booth
Lewis C. Trotta
Machine Shop Owner Wins Zoning Ruling in Wakeman Township
Alfred F. Krausher won appellate reversal allowing his garage machine shop as a customary home occupation in a residential zone. The Sixth District Court of Appeals held the shop incidental to dwelling use, aligning with broad, sparsely populated area interpretation. The Wakeman trustees and prosecutor argued the ruling would invite broader commercial uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Krausher
Wakeman Township
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
John W. Potter
Clifford F
West River Road
Potter
Krausher
Kraushers
Norwalk
Henry Young
Appeals Court
Ronald H. Freeman
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Norwalk Lad
Prince
E. Monroe
Ohio
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Monroeville
Wakeman
Huron
Erie
HAM
Norwalk, Ohio
Ringholz Meyers
Albalox
WWE
Bull Dog
Leviton
Abico
Romex
Pauldine
Bankamericard
Value Center
Whittlesey Ave
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