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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1973
Page
2
An elderly woman was struck and killed by a southbound car driven by John J. Isely in the passing lane on U S 250 Perkins Township. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Memorial Hospital Sandusky. The victim’s identity was not released.
Norbert E. Simon reported a red and white tandem missing Monday. Police recovered the bike abandoned in good condition in front of the Recreation Center at 30 W. Monroe St. Investigations noted the owner as Simon and reported the recovery this morning.
Twenty Norwalk High School speech students head to Cleveland Heights for a Saturday contest with Northeastern Ohio peers. Norwalk earned a team trophy January 20 in a Sandusky Toastmasters sponsored event and seeks another victory.
The New London Education Association and the Board of Education set a 7:30 p.m. session for January 31 to continue contract talks. Both sides agreed to withhold information unless a contract is reached or an impasse occurs. NLEA negotiators: Harvey Cunningham, Betty Woodward, Carolyn Hamilton. Board reps: Donald Schick, Robert Skillicorn, Edward J. O'Reilly.
Cash buyers read the Norwalk Reflector Want Ads daily seeking used furniture. Turn your furniture into quick cash by calling 662 4241.
The Norwalk Christian and Missionary Alliance Church holds Tuesday morning breakfasts for high school students and teachers to share faith. About 40 students attend weekly. attendance peaked at 100 after a memorial service. Speakers include teachers students and community leaders.
In Willard Mayor's Court Audree E Frazee Danny M Silcox George H Irish Jr Arlie Risner and David H Cole are listed with fines and penalties for traffic and alcohol offenses. A note follows about second grader Leslie Hatfield and classmates receiving a balloon from Mechanicstown Indiana readers in Norwalk Ohio with a letter from Ronnie Tranter detailing the find and the community’s interest in reading.
Classified blurb urges buyers to act fast for sporting goods sales by calling 662 4241 to place or inquire about ads. Includes a direct phone contact to accelerate listing and inquiries.
County commissioners hear from Director C B Roscoe and planner James Stratton on subdivision standards soil maps sewer plans for the fairgrounds and a metropolitan park district. They note a fresher approach and discuss curbless road design water drainage and sewer costs and funding.
Mrs. Mittie Butler, matron of the Huron County Receiving Home, reported at 10 a.m. that the U S flag in front of the Huron County Building at 190 Benedict Avenue was stolen for the third time this year. The flag had flown since early September and was left on overnight with spotlights. Norwalk police were notified.
Huron County Commissioners rebid a base radio station for the sheriff’s department after rejecting Motorola and RCA bids. North Star Council of Governments director says neither bid met specs. New bids are planned in two to four weeks covering base station, remote console and antenna plus mobile unit conversions. Motorola bid 3338 dollars. RCA bid 3930 dollars.
Norwalk High School shows strong interest in EHOVE Joint Vocational School with a record number of sophomores exploring admission. Counselor John Aschemeier notes 127 sophomores toured two departments and dined with EHOVE students to assess whether to enroll in junior and senior years.
Larry A. Jacobson defrauding an innkeeper fined 100 dollars and costs with 20.44 dollar motel bill payment and five year stay out of Norwalk as condition. Delbert Cisco bond forfeited after 17 dollar bond. Richard A. Kelley found guilty of indecent exposure with sentencing continued. Charles A. Natale bond forfeited 17 dollars for improper turn. Michael C. Osborn bond forfeited 17 dollars for failure to yield.
Police added guards at Minas Gerais Mercantil Bank after an anonymous holdup threat. Four bandits then robbed the adjacent National Credit bank, escaping with about $6333.
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