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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1977
Page
3
Elizabeth Ring of 240 W. Main St. told police her daughter's bike was stolen from the yard Monday night and a larger beat-up bicycle was left in its place. Several similar thefts have occurred in recent weeks with another bike left in place of the stolen one.
Francis Camp reported Savings bonds valued over 500 dollars stolen from his car on Wednesday after he left them on the passenger floor at 9 a.m. They were missing by 1 p.m. A separate incident saw a wife seek hospital transport for her husband after a pill overdose, later admitting he agreed to seek treatment.
A Wednesday afternoon fire at Woodlawn Cemetery business office caused about $500 damage. Firemen cite a cigarette discarded in a wastebasket as the likely ignition. The 4:45 p.m. alarm came from boys on bicycles. no one was present. The fire spread to walls ceiling tiles and desk papers. In a separate three week probe, Huron and Ashland sheriffs arrested three youths from New London on July 2 theft charges tied to farm rustling reports.
Former Norwalk Truck Lines workers and families plan the largest reunion yet at the Huron County Fairgrounds with games for children starting 10 A M and an ox roast at 2 P M. Wilma Nickols notes former employees from across the United States will attend. Norwalk’s single largest employer before its 1965 sale. No advance reservations needed.
Berlin Milan teachers and the Berlin Milan Board of Education deadlock over teachers contracts persists after discussions. Supt Charles Lindecamp cites no disclosed stumbling blocks as Norwalk attorney Michael Fegen is named to the impasse panel to nominate a third member. An earlier yearlong stalemate also stalled negotiations.
A Willard woman Mildred K. King 31 was hurt when her car collided with James R. Gardner 41 on State 103 south of Celeryville. Gardner treated and released King cited for failure to stop. A second one car crash on Hettle Road left Evelyn Kamann 30 hospitalized briefly. Kenneth R. Arnett 23 cited for failure to yield after entering U S 20 and hitting Todd Cedar 21. damage exceeded $150 with no injuries.
The Huron County Probate Court lists estates with joint property details. Cleo F. Jennings of Willard shows 31491 dollars. Laura C. Rospert of Norwalk reports 175000 dollars in assets.
The Norwalk Reflector lists its publisher James A. Londot and editor Jack E. Brown. It details subscription options by carrier and mail across local towns, Huron and Erie Counties, and nationwide rates, with rates for weekly and yearly deliveries.
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