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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1971
Page
2
Visitors stroll the Frontier Trail at Cedar Point and step into Frontier Town with a working grist mill blacksmith shop trading post and glassblowing shop. The attraction offers authentic craftsmen crafts and displays plus a Runaway Mine Car ride and Frontier Town eateries.
Huron County Commissioners postponed a decision on the Willard West Road subdivision after the plat was altered since last approval. The project has grown beyond the five lots allowed, with 14 or 15 sold, and concerns about unsuitable soil for sewage disposal. A county-wide sewer district was approved, needing at least 25 homes for a county plant, while health officials lack water access data.
Mary Elizabeth Hopkinson 97 longtime Cleveland resident dies after extended illness at Norwalk Memorial Home. Graveside services Monday at Brookmere Cemetery Cleveland Kubach Smith Funeral Home in charge. Clarence D. Shays 81 of Woodlawn Ave dies after brief illness at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Romadell and daughter Margaret, services Saturday at Kubach-Smith with interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
A Sears parking lot on West Monroe Street suffered minor damage Tuesday morning when a truck backed into the area. Charles B. Widman stated he hurried to clear the street and hit a parked car owned by William Ruby. Ruby’s car was pushed into a second parked car owned by Peter Guster.
Rudolph Dueltgen Jr of Rogers City Michigan failed to notice a stop ahead on U S 250 and slid through the Ohio 162 intersection at Fitchville. His car climbed a ditch bank and rested atop it. Virginia Dueltgen complained of injuries but was not treated.
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