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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1971

Page

4

Warren Chapel Sold For Three Thousand Dollars In Norwalk

Warren Chapel at 5 Cline St Norwalk sold last week for 3000 dollars the high bid among four sealed offers. The buyer Little Country Church of Berlin Heights offered exactly two thirds of the 4500 dollar appraised value. Proceeds minus 141 45 court costs go to Norwalk Dollars for Scholars. The former Warren Chapel Society had disbanded and the 1879 deed to trustees used a quit claim prompting a citizen suit to permit the sale. Judge Robert J. Vetter allowed sealed bids after no bidders at two public sales by Sheriff Borgin.

Warren Chapel Bernard Freeman Little Country Church Berlin Heights Cline St Freeman Norwalk Warren Chapel Society Lemmel Sherman Leslie L. Harper Robert J. Vetter John Borgin

Norwalk Fire Department Sees 1970 Call Increase

Norwalk firefighters logged 162 calls in 1970 with total losses near 299 910 dollars. Arson at the draft board and a long burning dump fire marked the year. an auxiliary firefighter Edward Haas died en route to a call.

Norwalk Draft Board Edward Haas

Real Estate Tax Collection Remains Normal in January

Huron County Treasurer Harold Collier reports January real estate tax collection is about 50 percent complete at a normal pace. Deadline shifts to Monday February 1 as January 31 falls on Sunday. bills totaling 3 315 616 were mailed earlier this month.

Harold Collier Huron County Collier

Ear biting incident in Vecses village fight near Budapest

Karoly Szakallas bit off the ear of opponent Janos Molnar in a Vecses village fight east of Budapest. Doctors stitched Molnar’s ear and Szakallas was arrested, police reported today.

Budapest UPI Karoly Szakallas Janos Molnar Vecses Molnar Szakallas

Library Trustees Elect Monroeville Officers

Monroeville Public Library trustees named Mrs. Robert J. Myers as president Donald G. Simon as vice president and Mrs. Ervin Myers as secretary for the year The 1971 budget was approved Librarians report 1970 saw 1114 more books circulated and 432 more reference inquiries Ten gift books arrived from religious and governmental sources

Monroeville

Man Faces Sharp Threat and Morals Case Summary

Thomas E. Smith, 25, was charged after allegedly pulling a straight razor on a man during a dispute and was released on $32 bond to appear in Mayor's Court. David R. Weaver, 40, was ordered to Lima State Hospital for observation after pleading guilty to a morals charge. sentencing paused for up to 60 days. Leon A. Wilson, 32, pleaded not guilty to non-support in Common Pleas Court with bond set at $2,000 cash or $4,000 property.

Thomas E. Smith Glover St Robert L. Harvey Glover Smith David R. Weaver Bellevue Lima State Hospital Weaver Plymouth Leon A. Wilson Common Pleas Wilson

Mobile home registrations extended to Feb 1 in county

Acting County Auditor Kenneth Reed reminded residents that the deadline to register mobile homes without penalty is now Monday February 1 since January 31 falls on a Sunday. About 350 mobile homes in the county remain unregistered this year as the courthouse closes Saturday afternoon.

Kenneth Reed Reed

Housing Grassroots Meeting on the 235 Program

Grass Roots will host a meeting Thursday night to discuss how low and moderate income families can obtain decent housing under the 235 Program of the Federal Housing Act. William Lewis says two speakers will present at 7 30 p m at the Senior Center 85 W Main St.

Community Action Commission William Lewis Senior Center W. Main St

Vandals Break Windows At Sheller Globe Corp Plant

Early today unknown suspects broke several windows at Sheller Globe Corp on Jefferson Street. Police found three front office windows and door windows on the north side broken. Footprints led to a nearby trailer court where an unidentified man saw a man entering a trailer.

Sheller Globe Corp Jefferson Street

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