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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1970
Page
3
Russell Wilhelm is the 18 inch tall clock and bell maintainer for Huron County Courthouse. He climbs 39 wrought iron steps to a private office and, via two ladders, services the Seth Thomas clock that powers the bell. The system requires regular gear oiling and bulb replacements.
Norwalk City Council will convene at 7 30 p m in city hall with a full agenda including prayers and pledges, minutes approval, communications, committee and official reports, and public recognition. The session covers ordinances authorizing water department equipment purchase and sale of old vehicles, electricity plant improvements, repairs contracts, sewer department equipment bids, sidewalk projects, and related new business with adjournment planned.
A Willard motorcyclist, John L. Johnson aged 33, was treated at Willard Hospital after his bike left Townline Road 12.5 miles east of Centerton and overturned. Police charged Carleyn D. Fish with drunken driving after her northbound Old State Road car struck Larry R. Hinckley. Stanley Adams Jr. backed into a motorcycle on Electric Boulevard, injuring Charles R. Gibson with Adams facing charges.
A Cleveland man drove a car that exploded on the Thomas A. Edison Memorial Bridge over Sandusky Bay at 3 10 a m. Jessie Brown 30 died at University Hospital. Driver William Huckaby 40 in critical condition with Russell Stephens 24 injured.
Army PFC Garry Coey of New London returns home on leave from Cambodia duty June 10. He reports to Valley Forge Hospital for further therapy after recovering from a broken leg and arm. Coey, married to Gwen Hall, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coey of Park Avenue.
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