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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1978
Page
4
The city considers buying a $50,000 high velocity sewer cleaner to replace the bucket system. City Engineer Hoag and Supt. Wise say the hose driven unit saves man hours, causes less sewer damage, and could lower long term costs. Budgeted $60,000. council must approve and invite bids.
At about 9 20 p m Wednesday two Norwalk women and a Sandusky girl were injured when Wargo veered off U S 250 north of Milan after Gum tried to pass. Wargo and Evenson were treated at Fisher Titus hospital. A Wakeman man backing a Jeep collided with a car on Ohio 60 near Wakeman, injuring no one but resulting in a citation for failure to yield. Interstate 80 icy stretch produced several injuries near the Norwalk exit with a New York man admitted at Bellevue Hospital and a Michigan driver treated at Fisher Titus. A second Michigan driver and a Connecticut truck driver were later involved in separate crashes at the same icy I 80 section.
Norwalk Jaycees host their annual Bosses Night banquet at Maple Tree Lounge during National Jaycee Week. Awards include outstanding young citizen, outstanding young man, P. J. Garcia Award for over 35, outstanding young farmer, and boss of the year. Speaker State Trooper Charles Kirk of Norwalk will discuss The Milk of Success. Program starts with a 7 p.m. social hour and dinner at 8.
William H. Giles Jr., 22, of 10 Old State Rd South, admitted to burgling the Fred Stein home on Friday night. Police report notes cash taken from the James Street residence and snowy footprints at the scene. Giles confessed Wednesday afternoon to investigator Dean Strimple and was to be arraigned today.
Irene M. Miller, 81, of 24 N Ridge St Monroeville, died Wednesday at Fisher-Titus Hospital. She lived her life in Monroeville and belonged to Congregational United Church of Christ and its Women’s Fellowship. Survived by daughter Harriet Stein of Monroeville, sons Laverne Miller of Norwalk and Eldon Miller of Monroeville, eight grandchildren, six great grandchildren, sisters Rose Heyman and Katherine Lehnart, brother George Spray. Husband Arthur died in 1971. Friends may call at Drake Funeral Home after 3 p m Friday. Funeral Saturday 2 p m at Drake Funeral Home with Rev Steven Trimble officiating. Burial Riverside Cemetery. Memorials to United Church of Christ building fund.
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