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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1975

Page

3

Summer socials at Lyme Church and senior transport update

The Historic Lyme Church Association hosts a third summer social at Lyme Congregational Church on Route 113 east of Bellevue this Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. Alvina Schaeffer and Nancy McWilliams organize Friday events through August 22. Services for the Aging buys a second station wagon for Huron County, costing 5200 dollars from Guthrie Chevrolet Willard, to serve county residents. The Norwalk fire hydrant tests may discolor water Monday. Insurance Services of Ohio conducts the test to assess fire protection for insurance rates. Norwalk High School office closes for two weeks, reopening August 11. contact the superintendent on North Hester Street.

Lyme Historic Huron County Marjorie Harper Guthrie Chevrolet Willard Norwalk Insurance Services of Ohio James Widman Widman Norwalk High School North Hester Street

Indicted in fatal crash near Ashland and Oberlin

William McQuillen of Ashland has been indicted for aggravated vehicular homicide after a crash at U S 20 and Ohio 601 on April 27 in which Howard M. Jones Sr., 44, of Oberlin, died. McQuillen, who was injured, pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court. Bond set at 3000 dollars or 10 percent. A hearing is scheduled for 1 30 p m on August.

William McQuillen Ashland U.S. 20 Ohio Howard M. Jones Oberlin McQuillen Jones Common Pleas

Norwalk Man Charged With False Information for License

Roy L. Adcock of 5 Glover Ave is arrested on a warrant for giving false information to a government agency to obtain a driver’s license and is held in the county jail. Charles R. Jones will be tried in County Court Aug 2 on DUI charges after not guilty plea. Boyd L. Rider, convicted in County Court for DUI, fined 100 dollars, 3 days in jail, license suspended 30 days, and costs.

Roy L. Adcock Glover Ave Adcock Charles R. Jones Willard Ohio State Highway Patrol Boyd L. Rider Oberlin State Patrol

Martha Lippitt to speak on education influence in Cleveland area

The Americanist Forum presents Cleveland area teacher Mrs. Martha Lippitt this Saturday at EHOVE Joint Vocational School Avery. Her talk titled The Marxist Humanist Grip On The American Public School System will address political influence on education by the National Education Association and the Ohio Education Association. Admission is free.

Americanist Forum Cleveland Area Martha Lippitt

Local band Lance sponsors Saturday dance for Legion fund

The Lance will sponsor an 8 p.m. Saturday dance at the American Legion Hall to raise money for the American Legion Flag Fund. Proceeds will help cover costs of new downtown flags with a $1.50 admission.

Lance American Legion Hall American Legion Flag Fund

Wakeman Establishes Permanent Voter Registration Branches

The Wakeman Banking Co. pledges a permanent voter registration branch with hours 9 am to 3 pm daily except Wednesday and Sunday, plus Friday 6 pm to 9 pm. Other branches exist at Bellevue Monroeville and New London Libraries with plans for more county locations. A county fair booth will host a voting machine poll and voter instruction. Also, bicycle theft reported: David Rogers says his Columbia 26 inch three speed was stolen from his porch on E Main Street.

Wakeman Banking Co Wakeman Bellevue Monroeville New London Elections Board Board of Elections Huron County Fair United States David Rogers Rogers E. Main St

Ohio Passes Rape Bill in House Vote

The Ohio House unanimously approved Senate passed rape protection legislation enhancing victim safeguards. It creates felonious sexual penetration offenses with four to 25 years’ prison terms, and up to 10,000 dollars fines. life for victims under 13. First offenses may use shock probation. later offenses require minimum four years. Hospitals must provide 24 hour emergency physician services.

Columbus UPI Ohio House Senate

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