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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1975

Page

3

Bicycle Thefts Persist As Two Reported Daily

Bicycle thefts continued at two per day with one recovered. A 37 Southgate Dr. resident had a bike stolen and later found at Joe and Eds Carry Out. Another bike from 6 Bank St. belonging to Jack Parker was stolen. Ten bikes stolen in five days, one recovered. The piece also notes Huron County 4 H and FFA dairy fair plans, a safety town lesson, and township budget discussion.

Charles Sneddon Jr Southgate Dr Joe Jack D. Parker W. Seminary Bank St Iverson

Milan Home Savings branch opens with ceremony

Milans new Home Savings and Loan branch held ribbon cutting Monday. Gloria Scagnetti received the front door key from contractor Robert Bickley. she is branch manager and treasurer and has 17 years with the company. Others joining include Vanita Adelman and Connie Beer. company officers Delianides and O'Reilly attended. Georg Bogan welcomed the business. Bill LaVine gave a free one year Chamber of Commerce membership to the manager. Kevin Doyle Jr. stars in Oliver.

Milan The Home Savings and Loan Co Gloria Scagnetti Robert Bickley Scagnetti Home Savings and Loan Vanita Adelman Connie Beer Norwalk Socrates Delianides Edward J. O'Reilly Milan Village Council George Bogan Bill LaVine Milan Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce

Forged Check Loss Among Norwalk Man’s Finances

A Norwalk man reported his blank check stolen July 1 and a $100 check cashed by an unknown teen the same day. The bank did not deduct the funds, and the wife said the signature was forged before Wells notified the bank. The incident remains under inquiry.

Norwalk Thomas J. Wells Chatham St Wells James Smith Huron County Bank

He’ll Appeal Conviction In Norwalk Robbery Case

Larry J. Bumphus, 20, Sandusky, filed notice to appeal his conviction for aggravated robbery tied to the October Norwalk Beverage Center holdup. He was found guilty June 14 after a three day trial and sentenced to 7 to 25 years. The appeal goes to the Sixth District Court of Appeals.

Larry J. Bumphus Sandusky Bumphus Norwalk Beverage Center Clayton Fries Beverage Center Huron County Clerk of Courts Sixth District Court of Appeals

Monroeville Schools Face Small Projected Deficit

A 1976 budget to the Board of Education shows a $31,949 deficit with receipts of $763,732 and an estimated 1975 balance of $54,264 bringing potential funds to $817,996. Expenditures are set at $849,945, while 1975 spending is $809,981. The board approved a biology and science teaching contract, hired a reading specialist, and agreed to two land transfers between districts.

Monroeville Board of Education Donald Halsey Halsey Steven Ringholz Knob Hill James Gravenhorst John Gravenhorst Seneca East District

Rench Confesses White Lie Over 100 Signatures

Richard Rench admitted to telling a white lie to gather 100 resident signatures to move a PACO hearing from Columbus to Norwalk. He planned to mail the petitions to PUCO and said the deadline was his own, not PACO’s, as he pursued a hearing on General Telephone Co. complaints. A rural Norwalk man supplied signatures and gathered more as area residents signed.

Richard Rench Norwalk Rench General Telephone Co Columbus Here Paco Puco

John Wayne Eyes Coal Degasification Site Visit

Actor John Wayne and six business associates toured Southern Illinois coal fields Thursday seeking a site for a degasification plant. A local realtor reported Wayne’s visit as part of exploring new energy ventures.

Marion, Ih UPI John Wayne Wayne Southern Illinois

Police Dog Sam Demonstration Impresses 4-H Club

Camp Conger attendees watched Willard Police Sgt. Tom Ludban and police dog Sam in a K 9 demonstration. Huron County Deputy Sheriff Robert Sutherland assisted. Ludban described Sam s value in breaking and entering cases drug investigations and backing up officers. Cases of break ins have declined since Sam joined the department.

Camp Conger Tom Ludban Willard Police Department Sam Huron County Robert Sutherland Ludban

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