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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1977
Page
2
State Representative Marie Tansey attended Milan's Centennial Ball at Milan Town Hall on Saturday night. She signed a commemorative board later placed in the attic for future generations, with 50 cent signatures supporting bicentennial books for Milan and Milan Township.
Firefighters from New London battled a trailer truck fire at 5 30 a m near U S 250 and Townline Road. The Steubenville bound driver said motor trouble caused him to unhook the trailer at Fitchville. Cab and motor wiring sustained extensive damage.
Monroeville area residents are invited to a 8 p.m. meeting of the People Actively Supporting Schools committee at the elementary school cafeteria. The discussion centers on the nine mill operating levy to be voted on in the special election August 16.
A former New London man, Daryl Gessner, was ordained as an elder in the United Methodist Church on May 30 in Montgomery, Alabama. He serves as pastor of the McRae Street and Lottie United Methodist Churches in Atmore, Alabama, and is a 1966 New London High School graduate. He and his wife Julie have two children, Derek and Aaron.
Norwalk chess player Eric Butler won the Toledo Chess Association July Tornado tournament with a perfect 4-0 score. He was one of 18 entrants and earned the $25 first prize. Butler, 28, works as a machinist at M. A. Harrison Co. in Birmingham.
In Huron County June report 216 complaints were logged. Two of 30 larceny and 14 breaking and entering cases were solved. A boy was bitten on a finger by a monkey at McGuan Park Tuesday. The owner, Frank Didion, stated the monkey escaped his yard chain and had all shots, and the boy’s mother gave details of the bite. Didion must keep the animal under observation for 10 days.
Premium books for the Fair are available at the fairgrounds office daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. until August 1. Additional copies can be obtained from Jim Ross at his North Fairfield home.
Greenwich and Ripley townships lease an ambulance from Lima for 550 dollars monthly. Delivery planned this week after insurance 936 dollars and volunteer training. Mayor Patton notes space options at the fire station or volunteer home.
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