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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1977

Page

3

Tin Goose Crashes With 3 Aboard in Ohio Lake Erie

A Ford Tri-Motor, called the Tin Goose and last of the corrugated queens, crashed on South Bass Island near Port Clinton. Three aboard were injured. pilot David Martin was hospitalized with a broken hip. Island Airlines said the craft developed trouble on takeoff and struck a pole before crashing.

Port Clinton Ohio UPI South Bass Island Put-In-Bay Lake Erie David Martin Lakeside Island Airlines Lake Erie Islands

Norwalk West Main District sees two historic homes sold

Two notable houses on Norwalk Ohio’s West Main Street Historic District recently changed hands. The 141 West Main Street property, linked to Francis B. Case who built Maple City tobacco, has long housed a tobacco factory and later Brinzley Furniture. The adjoining No. 145 home, built in 1857 and linked to Rev. George Watson, Daniel H. Fox, and later the Williams family, sheds light on local civic and church history.

Henry Timman Norwalk West Main Street Northern Ohio Francis B. Case Maple City West Main Hester Case Monroe Street Armory Recreatin Center Gilger Theatre Doctor Kittredge F.B. Case Bethia Russell Elsie Hume Case Pratt A.W. Brownlee Woodlawn Cemetery George Watson St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Watson Owego N.Y C.L. Latimer Rev. Watson James Williams J.H. Williams The Reflector Reflector Herald

Stolen camping gear reported at Hester Street home

About 115 dollars of camping equipment was stolen from a shed at the home of Carol Codeluppi at 9 N. Hester St. The items include a tent a tent fly two sleeping bags and three pillows. The theft was reported to police Friday.

Carol Codeluppi Hester St

Manager Fired Over Shortage at Nor walk Store

A Nor walk store manager was fired after misappropriating 1970 dollars for personal use. The area supervisor said charges would be filed if the money was not repaid, but the manager returned 1412 dollars and no charges were pursued.

Norwalk

Marriage Proposal Ad Sparks Public Yes in San Diego

Albert Vader placed a 12 line classified ad begging Dolly Hawkins to marry him, asking her in writing and prompting Dolly to say yes. The couple plans December nuptials and already have eight children between them. Separately, Michael Hersha was arrested on a bench warrant after police stopped his car on Jefferson Street for unpaid fines and prior license issues.

San Diego UPI Albert Vader Darlene Hawkins Vater Dolly Michael Hersha Norwalk Hersha Jefferson Street

Probate Court notices list estates in Huron County

Probate Court records show estates filed in Huron County including Marie Androsac of rural Willard with 49 691 36 dollars Rollo E Van Wagner of rural New Haven with 124 685 19 dollars and Marion W Rinehart of 810 Euclid St Willard with 69 976 15 dollars The Norwalk Reflector classifies this as a budget balance classified ad

Huron County Marie Androsac Willard Rollo E. van Wagner New Haven Marion W. Rinehart Euclid St

German visitor’s Norwalk trip sparks dream of America

Ernst Renner a 69 year old retired factory worker from Messkirsh Germany visits his niece in Norwalk while reflecting on past dreams of immigrating to the United States. He travels from Chicago to Cincinnati and is impressed by Norwalk farms and affordable clothing, hoping to return with his wife and see Niagara Falls and the West.

Ernst Renner United States Renner Messkirsh Germany Norwalk Carlos Tucker Old State Road North Chicago Cincinnati America Niagara Falls West

Ward McAllister Survives Cedar Point Storm Narrowly

Norwalk resident Ward McAllister 85 says the Thursday night wind and rainstorm was the worst of his life at Cedar Point. While running the Grist Mill at Frontier Village he delayed shutting the mill and avoided a possible death as lightning roared and trees with live wires swirled around. He credits luck and quick actions for surviving, and plans to return to work.

Ward McAllister Norwalk Cedar Point McAllister Frontier Village Beth Williams Ward

Park Manager Objects To Police Informer Statement

North Fairfield the park manager Jerold Earl objects to an informer claim that he moved from the trailer park after warning of a plot to kill a resident. The informer said fear for his family prompted relocation. the park owner had earlier told him to move for landlord use.

North Fairfield Jerold Earl

Theft Reported by Lylah Fast Involving $300

Lylah Fast reports that $300 was stolen from her purse in her bedroom. She says two women offered to help with directions to puppies, gave her a ride to her trailer, and she later found her money missing from the purse.

Lylah Fast Bank St

New London Hospital Hearing Rescheduled for July 18

The Ohio Department of Health hearings on New London Hospital's expansion plan were moved to July 18 and 19 after initial sessions began midweek. Hospital spokesman Richard Eckel and administrator James Bender testified along with local officials as the appeal of a refused 32 bed addition and new operating rooms continues.

Columbus New London Hospital Ohio Department of Health Richard Eckel James Bender New London J.W. Stewart Health Department Toledo Health Service Agency

Evangelist Spence Crusade Opens in Fitchville

The annual camp meeting led by Evangelist Charles Spence runs in Fitchville through July 9 with two daily services at 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m. Everyone is welcome.

Charles Spence Fitchville

Ford family weighs 1978 run for president

Jack Ford reports that Gerald Ford has banned discussing a possible presidential run until after 1978. He notes the campaign would need to start then and adds the family does not want him to run, though he believes Ford could be a very good president.

San Diego UPI Gerald Ford House Jack Ford Ford

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