Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions Summary
Sharon Bowers of Berlinville faced reckless operation on private property with a $10 fine and $7 court costs. Donald Ward of 68 Jefferson Street forfeited bond for no driver’s license at $27. Hershell D. Via rural Norwalk received a $27 bond forfeiture for speeding. Mary Baltes of Fair Road rural Norwalk had a $19 bond forfeiture for speeding. Thomas Edwards 225 Benedict Avenue faced bond forfeiture of $17 for failure to drive on the right. Herbert Lewellen of Willard noted for peeling with $17 bond. Timothy Hipp at 15 S Pleasant Street cited for reckless operation with $25 fine and $7 court costs.
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Norwalk
Sharon Bowers
Berlinville
Donald Ward
Jefferson St
Hershell D. Via
Mary Baltes
Fair Road
Thomas Edwards
Benedict Ave
Herbert Lewellen
Willard
Peeling
Timothy Hipp
S. Pleasant St
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Two Boys In Mishaps With Cars In Norwalk
Two Norwalk children were injured lightly in separate incidents when a boy ran into traffic and a cyclist collided with a departing car. Five year old James H. Neuberger was bumped near his home by a city truck driver who said the child darted out. Fifteen year old Bary Gunlach’s bicycle struck a car exiting a gas station, injuring his left little finger. Both were treated and released.
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Norwalk
James H. Neuberger
James Neuberger
Parsons St
Timothy L. Hoyer
Hoyer
Bary Gunlach
Walnut St
Walt’s
Sunoco
East Main
Foster Streets
Calvin Renneckar
St. Mary’s St
Linda M. Coe
Whittlesey Ave
Union Street
Mary Ann McGuckin
Cline St
Janie Sherlock
Collins
Church Street
Hart Endorses Muskie for President
Sen. Philip Hart of Michigan endorses Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine for president saying he is extremely competent and electable. The praise signals Muskie’s favorable reception among Democratic colleagues as the race narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Striker Hunter Denies Assault Charge In Strike Case
Bobby G. Hunter of Norwalk faced Huron County Court on the assault charge linked to the June 17 strike at Sheller Globe Corp. He pleaded no contest to malicious destruction and was fined 50 dollars with costs, plus a suspended 10 day jail term. A continuance for the assault case was granted to Aug 13 after notice delay, with witnesses required. A separate note reports U.S. Reps Betts and Mizell proposing Tariff Commission quotas to counter a textile crisis.
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Bobby G. Hunter
Norwalk
Sheller Globe Corp
Hunter
Robert A. Wiedemann
Huron County Court
Wiedemann
Robert Rettig
Washington
UPI
U.S
Jackson Betts
Robio
Wilmer Mizell
Rn.c
Congress
U.S. Tariff Commission
Karen Witter
E. Monroe Sr
Common
Marysville
Kent K. Haynes
Toledo
U.S. 250
Haynes
Common Pleas Court
Hunger march planned by Norwalk youths for feed the world
About a dozen Norwalk youths plan a 26 mile walk to Sandusky and back in October to raise funds for hunger relief. The Luther League of St. Peter Lutheran Church leads the effort with donations sought from local businesses and residents. Funds will go 42.5 percent to Pakistan relief 42.5 percent to local agencies and 15 percent to the American Hunger Foundation. Participants include youths from Milan Sandusky and Bellevue. Tom Schwartz chairs the Norwalk project.
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Norwalk
Sandusky
Luther League of
Bellevue
Tom Schwartz
Junior Safety Talk Contest Winners Noted at 4 H Event
Janet Reilly won first in the 4 H Junior Safety Talk Contest at North Fairfield Grange Hall with Safety in the Home. Second and third went to Linda Treiber and Debbie Hord in the Girls division. Roland Tkach led the Junior Boys division with Are You a Polluter, followed by Tom Wendt and Rick Zimmerman. Judges were Russ Shoemaker Tom Lane and Clif Cross. NEW LONDON village clerk received 25413 from Huron County treasurer for disaster cost rev. Flood cleanup funded 30000 note renewed June 8. Norwalk Board of Education set salary talks for non teaching staff and administrators at 12:15 p.m. Saturday.
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Bronson Stitch ‘N Stir
North Fairfield Grange Hall
Janet
Linda Treiber
Wakeman Willing Workers
Debbie Hord
New Haven-Richmond
Lew ’N So’s
Roland Tkach
Wakeman Blue Ribbon
Tom Wendt
Lyme Producers
Rick Zimmerman
Norwalk
Willow Brook Beavers
Russ Shoemaker
Tom Lane
Clif Cross
Sandusky Toastmasters Club
New London
Huron
Skellenger Creek
R. L. Edgington
County to Buy Used Hydraulic Excavator for Highway Dept
Huron County Commissioners approved purchasing a 1967 Model 600 Gradali excavator for 30000 dollars from Richard R. Marshall of Ashland. Two other bidders did not submit bids. County Engineer Urban C Livengood and staff attended the bid opening. The machine will allow one unit on each county side and is said to be about half the price of a new one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron’ County
Richard R. Marshall
Ashland
Urban C. Livengood
Urban C. Livengood, Jr
Highway Department
Michael Rice
Livengood
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