Fourth of July Parade Sparks Norwalk Celebrations
Wallace and Clarence Ellett led a large city team at the courthouse celebration with Lions Club volunteers and hundreds of attendees. Christie Lane School won the President’s trophy for best overall entry as spectators eyed the Treasure Chest with 50 confirmed keys opening a chest at the fairgrounds.
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Fairgrounds
Richard Garner
Cavaliers
Sandusky
American Red Cross
Lee Pendleton
Dale Braden
Rip Reynolds
Norwalk
A.J. Baltes Co
el Rey Grotto
Springfield Strutters
Paulettes
Debettes
Norwalk High School
St. Paul’s High School
Norwalk Junior High
Harold McLarlin
Jack Crafens
Huron County Sheriff’s Posse
Jeff Keifer
Monroeville
Todd Walker
N. Hester St
Carol Koback
Holland
Carol Hamilton
Maple St
Steve Sickel
E. Monroe Sr
Jeff Junk
Mike Firestein
Paul Cook
John Stein
Florida
Homer Robinson
Joe Andrews
Norwalk Lions Club
Gallup Road Project Delayed to Next Year
Norwalk City Engineer James Widman says reconstruction of Gallup Road will not finish this year but likely next year. Bids will be invited this year, with timing uncertain. Three slope stabilization schemes near Dr. John Chauvin’s property are under study along with a concrete block wall and brick wall options. The city will use part of 965000 State Issue I bonds, with over half used to rebuild Linwood Bridge, as costs rose from the 1972 estimate of 340000.
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Gallup Road
Norwalk
James Widman
Widman
John Chauvin
Gallup
Couple to tour Europe by motorized bicycle
Sydney Hart aged 73 and Eleanor Longfield 75 set out from Brighton for a 4000 mile European trip by motorized bicycle. They will live in a tent on the road to Istanbul and back. Hart said I live life to the full and I always have.
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Brighton
England
UPI
Sydney Hart
Eleanor Longfield
Istanbul
Hart
Theft of stereo gear and sports items in Norwalk
Bill R. Whited reports his locked car was broken into early Wednesday in Norwalk. A tape player with speakers, 24 tapes and a case were stolen along with a bowling ball shoes bag pool cue and case. Total value listed over 350 dollars.
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Bill R. Whited
Whited
Sycamore Dr
City Bans Fireworks and Streetside Signs
Acting mayor Douglas Colvin announced two ordinances: a long standing ban on fireworks and a new sign ordinance taking effect Thursday prohibiting signs on poles trees or any area between the road and sidewalk. A 33 year old woman attempted suicide Thursday by cutting her wrists and was treated and released at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Douglas Colvin
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Tipsy bicyclist jailed after falls on Akron roads
A 73 year old man was jailed for intoxication after he fell from his bicycle twice Thursday morning near the railroad crossing at Akron and Old State Roads. An officer observed the unsteady rider and a driver said he had fallen once before, too. LOOKING FOR A HOME Read The Classifieds
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Akron
Old State Roads
Four-Way Stop Replaces Light at Seminary and Linwood
A truck damaged the traffic light at Seminary Street and Linwood Avenue causing sagging cables. Police and city engineer James Widman report poles bent. the light was removed and a four way stop installed. The city may keep the stop or decide on a new light. Planning Commission meeting for July 9 was cancelled.
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Seminary Street
Linwood Avenue
James Widman
Widman
Planning Commission
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