Install Officers and Pastor at Nazarene Church this Sunday
Vacation Bible School will be presented during worship at the Church of the Nazarene. New church officers will be installed at the service. A reception in Fellowship Hall will welcome Rev. Wilbur Meiser and Mrs. Meiser. Guest preacher Dr. L E Lindower heads Ashland College Library. Leslie A Sanders will be guest organist with Norwalk ties. Loyalty Class hosts potluck Monday at 6 30 p m at Mrs Alice Ballard. Congregational meetings follow each service on a proposal for a part time parish worker. The Christian 79ers potluck is at LeMar Lake Sunday at 1 30 p m. Evangelism Calling Day is Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Fellowship Hall
Wilbur Meiser
L.E. Lindower
Ashland College Library
Lonnie Eagle
Norwalk
Leslie A. Sanders
Grosse Pointe Memorial Church
Adele Andrews
Alice Ballard
Christian 79Ers
LeMar Lake
Benefit Dance Planned Aug 11 for Dollars For Scholars
Four young men form The Silver String Band will perform at a benefit dance to aid Dollars For Scholars. The event runs 9 p.m. to midnight on August 11 at St Paul Social Hall with $1 admission. Band members include Larry Cesare Bob Cesare John Ross and Pete Spore, all from Norwalk and Bellevue, recently reuniting after military service. Jeanne Hohler and Colette Sneddon chair the event, aiming to attract older students and teens alike. The St Paul Church hall donation supports the fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Social Hall
Mike Battles
Dollars For Scholars
Silver String Band
Larry
Bob Cesare
John Ross
Norwalk
Pete Spore
Bellevue
Ohio University
Jeanne Hohler
St. Paul High School
Colette Sneddon
Norwalk High School
St. Paul’s Church
Reject Delay On Pipeline
The Senate rejected a Mondale Bayh amendment to delay the trans Alaska oil pipeline for an eight month Canada route study by a 61 29 vote. A Tuesday vote was set on a right of way bill for the 789 mile 3 5 billion Alaska line. The chamber also advanced Buckley s plan to speed 7 5 million to Alaskan natives from oil revenue July 1 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Canada
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Birch Bayh
James L. Buckley
R-N.y
Alaska
Buckley
Treasury
Local Flyers Do Short Runs Between Cities
Airport log records brief flights including Louis E. DiFiore to Akron Municipal, Donald Chandler to Fremont, Jerry Carr to La Porte Indiana and return. Donald Chandler and Jeanne fly for pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gossick of Avon Park Florida. George Foley Jr. of Aurora Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. DiFiore
Akron Municipal
Donald Chandler
Fremont
Jerry Carr
la Porte
Ind
Jeanne
Don Gossick
Avon Park
Fla
George Foley, Jr
Aurora
Indiana
Building Plan Chosen For Greenwich Elementary
S Central School board selects plan one for a new Greenwich elementary building south of the high school to house kindergarten through fifth grade with 16 rooms. the intermediate building would host sixth and seventh grades. Plan two adds 16 rooms to the intermediate building for kindergarten through seventh grade. Other actions include hiring Barbara Hug for girls' PE and EMR roles, resignations of two teachers, bids for paving and food contracts, adoption of free and reduced lunch, and budget hearing set for July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Marr, Knapp and Crawfis
Mansfield
Kenneth Fishbaugh
Lowell Etzler
Barbara Hug
Norwalk
GAA
Constance Taylor
Bellevue
Michael Taylor
Bowling Green
Sylbert Keiser
Gordon Oney
Ohio School Boards
Columbus
Outline Charter Changes in Norwalk City Charter
Norwalk officials plan amendments to the city charter. Mayor Wayne Goodsite, Law Director Ronald Freeman, and Robert Williams met in Cleveland with Squire, Sanders and Dempsey to discuss changes. Proposed reforms include restructuring the Planning Commission and publishing notices by title only to save costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Ronald Freeman
Robert Williams
Cleveland
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Williams
Citizens Committee
Goodsite
Planning Commission
Hisself
Park Board
Henry Tittle Obituary in Berlin Heights
Henry Tittle 61 of Berlin Heights died at home after a long illness. Born in Corning Arkansas he lived in Berlin Heights 27 years and worked as a carpenter. Survived by wife Helen two sons Henry III and Robert three daughters Rose Lee Hale Olivia Hinman and Audrey Tittle mother Mrs Henry Tittle eight grandchildren. Visitation Hinman Funeral Home today and Sunday with funeral 1 30 p m Monday at Berlin Heights Baptist Church burial Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tittle
Berlin Heights
Corning
Ark
Helen
Henry, III
Sandusky
Robert
Ivan
Rose Lee) Hale
Omaha, Neb
Gary
Olivia) Hinman
Collins
Audrey Tittle
Tyler
Texas
Hinman
Ernest Riley
Star View Drive In on Rt 20 West Norwalk
A brief notice reports the Star View Drive In located on Route 20 in West Norwalk. Details on showtimes or offerings are unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star View Drive
Rt. 20
West
Norwalk
Selective Service Office in Huron County Faces Uncertain Future
The Huron County Selective Service Office in the Citizens National Bank Building remains open while plans to merge with Lorain County face location delays. A farewell party honored Leona M. Weisenberger and staff at the Elks Country Club. Local registrants must still enroll by age 18 with a 60 day window beginning 30 days before the birthday, at the Huron office or other designated sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Citizens National Bank
Lorain County
Elyria
Selective Service
Leona M. Weisenberger
Draft Board
Elks Country Club
Selective Service Office
Veteran's Service Office
Benedict Ave
Commissioners’ Office
Injury suit filed over slip at Wood's Bonded Service Station
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pucklin of rural Monroeville filed in Common Pleas Court Friday seeking 60000 damages from Wood's Bonded Service Station Milan and attendant Raymond Kirby for Mrs. Puckrin's injuries after a slip on soapy water at the station on October 3, 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Milan
Raymond Kirby
W. Harkness St
Lester Pucklin
Monroeville
Common Pleas
Puckrin
Man Smothers Car Fire With Rags in Norwalk
Ronald Carter used rags to smother a fire from a broken fuel line in his car near 111 Benedict Ave. The Norwalk Fire Department reported no loss to the vehicle and noted propane tank leakage as two firefighters sprayed water. Robbie Prack reported a leaking 20 gallon propane tank left in a pickup bed after sun exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Carter
Benedict Ave
Norwalk
Carter
Robbie Prack
Townsend Ave
Car crosses lawn on Huron Street police report
Raymond J. Rider told police the car crossed the tree lawn and sidewalk on his property at 12 Huron St and drove away after crossing the yard and sidewalk near Richard Street. Police outlined the path across the lawn and onto the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Rider
Huron St
Richard Street
Huron Street
Holes Shot At Don's Coffee Corner and Battery Stolen
Don's Coffee Corner owner Donald Vassayne reports two BB gun holes in a window at 2 W. Main St. Police believe shots came from across Whittlesey Avenue. Willard J. Hayes says a car battery was stolen from his vehicle parked on 305 E. Main St. since Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Vassayne
Don’s Coffee Corner
Main St
Whittlesey Avenue
Willard J. Hayes
E. Main St
Hayes
Go-Ahead Given for Police Station Renovation Project
A state official has approved city plans for renovating the police station and the $17 500 grant to help fund it. Mayor Wayne Goodsite awaits federal approval and has asked if work can start without jeopardizing the grant. Bids are set to open August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Two Teens Caught After Stakeout At Used Car Lot
Deputies arrested two youths, ages 15 and 17, during a stakeout at the D M Parsons Used Car Lot east of Greenwich. They face Juvenile Court charges for trespassing with intent to steal. The pair were questioned at the sheriff’s department and released to their parents. The stakeout occurred at U S 224 and Ohio 13 with two deputies on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.M. Parsons
Greenwich
Sheriff's Department
U.S. 224
Ohio 13
Baseball day on Texas Boston and league standings
Baseball schedule lists Texas at Boston Tiant 2 p.m and Baltimore at Chicago Bahnsen 9 p.m. Other games include Oakland at Milwaukee Colborn 8:30 p.m and Cleveland at Minnesota. League standings show Chicago leading the National League. Los Angeles atop the Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Merritt
Boston
Tiant
Baltimore
Palmer
Chicago
Bahnsen
Oakland
Hamilton
Milwaukee
Colborn
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Fran
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Pittsburgh Rooker
Bryant
Reuss
Carlton
Moore
Harrison
Stone
Cincinnati Hall
Chicago Hooton
Downing
Li Pom
Foster
Jones
St Louis
Cleveland Tidrow
Kaat
Coleman
Busby
Medich
McDowell
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Norwalk Reflector
Our Local Churches
First United Methodist Church
First United Presbyterian Church
ST. Peter Lutheran Church
Columbia Pictures
Smith
Alan J Pakula
S. Central Picks
Joan Sexton
Miami University
Kristin Sorenson
EMR
Paul Berridge
Susan Boose
Etzler
North Fairfield
Acme Paving Co
Sohio Co
Continental Baking Co
Atlantic
U.S
Italy
Germany
Helen Horniak
Robert Kolompar
Jan
Agatha
Sandusky Drive
Cleveland Road
Carey
Mother
Julie Andrews
Mary Tyler Moore
Carol Channing
Universal Picture
Technicolor
20Th Century-Fox Presents
Robert Redford
George Segal & Co
Ene
Ea Ns
Mr. Garbageman
U.S.A
Bill” Crecilius
Yeager
Browning Ferris Industries
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