Traffic Roundup Milan Woman Hurt
A Milan woman, Mrs. John Elber, 52, was injured in a two vehicle crash on U S 20 near Ohio 58 Thursday night. Police reported minor injuries and the investigation continued.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1972
Page
3
A Milan woman, Mrs. John Elber, 52, was injured in a two vehicle crash on U S 20 near Ohio 58 Thursday night. Police reported minor injuries and the investigation continued.
A long list of school meal menus across Berlin Milan St Paul New London Willard South Central Western Reserve Norwalk and Monroeville regions covers weekly items from sloppy joe and chili to fish sticks and hot turkey. Local accident reports include Wilbur Dillon in Willard and various minor injury cases and a Pinewood Derby event in Norwalk.
Norwalk Mayor's Court recorded multiple disposi tions including red light violations speeding and dui fines listed for residents Jeanor F. Boehnlein Doris Weyer Eloise E. Pancoast Nancy L. Theriault Ronald R. Lykins Roy E. Paul Robert E. Wynn Caroline M. Rion and Rolland D Childs. A two car collision occurred on Cline Street Wednesday night with charges of failure to stop against Rolland D. Childs after his car hit the rear of Charles O. Sheefel's vehicle.
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A man who claimed Norwalk residence fled a Fremont taxicab Friday night after a trip to Norwalk. Driver Robert W. Hamburg followed tracks to Townsend Avenue telephone building then Farm Bureau office before losing them. The man, about six-foot-two, blond in khaki, owed $14.
New London man Harold H. Wilson 62 was cited for failure to yield after his car struck Peter W. Sommers 22 at Seminary Street and Benedict Avenue. Both cars suffered damage and no charges were filed against Wilbur E. Stoddard 62 or Walter E. Warner 31 after a snow slide incident.
Slippery roads caused three minor accidents Thursday with no injuries. Milton Allgood failed to stop at Cline and League, rear ending Harry Mercer. George Rinner hit Mark Ruby at St Marys and Milan. Dennis Sitterly lost control on icy North West Street and hit a guardrail.
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The remodeled St. Paul Catholic Church in Norwalk hosts a 4:30 mass this afternoon to celebrate the $450 000 renovation begun last June. Edward Fisher matched gifts up to 100 000, aiding expansion joining rectory and church with new seating lighting and windows. Fisher, a Norwalk family member, died January 10 in Detroit at age 80. Meanwhile Universalist Church hosts V J Kumar of India as Sunday speaker and First United Methodist junior choir provides music. A series of stewardship meetings is planned by Norwalk Seventh Day Adventist Church beginning next Saturday at 8:30 a m with sessions every other evening through February 12.
Mrs. Grant Walls wife of the former Norwalk High athletic director was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital early this morning when she became ill. She was placed in the intensive care unit and reported in satisfactory condition. Two other Norwalk residents were treated at the hospital including Naomi Hart who is in fair condition and a St. Pauls High School student who was treated and released for bruises after a stair fall. John Shirk also sought treatment after becoming ill at the Eagles Club.
Catholics in 164 parishes across 19 counties contributed 701475 to the annual Diocesan Development Fund drive, short of the 1 million goal. Funds support priest recruitment and training, the Diocesan Schools Office, religious orders services, youth and ecumenical activities, poverty programs, campus ministry, and community relations. Bishop John A. Donovan praised the results.
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