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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1976
Page
8
Edward Weaver of Westchester County New York owned the rare cockade. George Sheffield donated it to Firelands Museum where it is displayed in the upstairs costume room. The museum opens daily except Mondays.
A Norwalk couple, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Withrow, found their house broken into Sunday around 10 p.m. with two knives stolen from the kitchen. Police saw no forced entry, door unlocked, and the knives described as a hunting knife and an electrician's knife valued at 47 dollars. Firefighters were called to 75 Ontario St. late Monday after scrap fibers on a press caught fire. workers extinguished it before arrival and a ceiling sprinkler sprayed water.
A 45-year-old Willard man faces felony concealed weapon charges after a patron spotted a large knife under his shirt at the Victory Inn. Manuel Perea, residing at Fazio's Hotel, is jailed and to appear in Mayor's Court Wednesday night.
Nick Borders is elected Commander of the Norwalk American Legion Post. New officers installed include Bernard Logan as first vice commander Harold Haaser as second vice commander Dr. Harry Currier as chaplain and Robert R. Johnson as finance officer. Executive committee members named with varied term lengths. Junior W. Tracht named adjutant.
In Bloomington Indiana a 3 year old girl Michelle Lyn Percifield became head of the house after her mother Joyce Marie Percifield died and her infant sister Angela died days later from dehydration. Michelle reportedly kept Angela alive by feeding her while trapped in a locked trailer. Authorities do not suspect foul play.
Clarkfield Ohio RAT unit crew of 18 members answered a Sunday trial call. The 43 member state chartered volunteer group directs traffic patrols roads and guards during emergencies and has been asked to help with bicycle races scheduled at Wellington later this month.
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