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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1971
Page
4
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital's $700000 expansion boosted Norwalk building permits to about $900000 in June, Mayor Harold Finch told the City Council. The June total rose from $235200 in 1970 and included new houses, a $39000 home at 114 Fairway Circle, and various permits for residences and improvements.
Wakeman volunteer firemen were called out three times over the holiday weekend. The final call came at 12:50 this morning from a man identifying himself as Larry Nosack claiming a fire at his home on U.S. 20 west of the village. Nosack said he did not place the call and no fire was found. Firemen also extinguished two grass fires, one started by a passing train near the Landmark grain elevator at Clarksfield, and another along the river bank off Chenango Road.
Twenty six Norwalk youngsters will begin Safety Town classes July 12 at Benedict School. Classes run 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday with listed pupils starting Monday: James Copsey Carrie Sohl Richard Kettel Brian Ames Steven Fleming Sherri Files Robert Shibley Tommy Sommers Roger Schloesser Daniel Caprara Barbara Silcox Patricia Nestor Kristine Foreman Diane McGinn Todd Barman Timothy McFadden Jeanette Andrews Robert Herbst Matthew Pechauer Jeffrey Schwirtz Cammi Presley Cynthia Young Jeffrey Young Casey Rice Charlene Graft James Neuberger.
Clarence L. Hall, 22 Reed St., was arrested at home for larceny by trick after allegedly borrowing an air compressor from Firelands Tool Rental on December 14, 1970 and not returning it. He is jailed without bond and faces a Mayor's Court hearing at 8 p.m. Thursday. Officer Sgt. Donald Ratliff led the case.
Classified line urges readers to call 662 4241 to place a rental advertisement quickly for vacant properties.
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