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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1973

Page

3

Huron County Hires Summer Aides From Local Colleges

Ann Jones a Baldwin Wallace College student and William Lodermeier a St Paul High School biology teacher were hired by the Huron County Health Department for the summer. Jones will serve mainly in the food service program and Lodermeier will help in the sanitary and drainage program. This marks the third year the department has hired summer aides. Bond set for Terry McDonald Boyee 28 Dundee Mich escapee from Jackson State Prison Monroe Mich at $3,000 cash or $6,000 property in Common Pleas Court. Boyee was captured Friday at an Omega Road house.

Ann Jones Baldwin-Wallace College William Lodermeier St. Paul High School Huron County Health Department Miss Jones Morgan Jones Eastwood Dr Food Service Lodermeier Rosedale Blvd Health Department Terry McDonald Boyee Dundee Mich Jackson State Prison Monroe Omega Road House Common Pleas Court Bovee Huron County Sheriff's Department

Dog Bites Teen On East Main Street in Town

Virginia M. Egle, 14, of 14 S. Garden St., was bitten by a St. Bernard while riding a tandem bicycle on East Main Street Tuesday night. She received treatment at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for a bite on her left hip. Owner Thomas Roth, 126 E. Main St., said the dog is vaccinated but must be watched for 10 days as a precaution.

Virginia M. Egle S. Garden St East Main Street Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Thomas Roth E. Main St

Willard Death Ruled Accidental Fall From Window

Willard coroner William B. Holman says Harry Mitchell died from a skull fracture after falling 22 feet from a second story window at the Willard YMCA early Tuesday. Investigators note Mitchell was intoxicated. no witness to the fall.

Huron County William B. Holman Harry Mitchell Willard Ymca Holman Mitchell Garrett Ind Baltimore and Ohio Railway YMCA Willard Jack L. Fryman Railroad Secor Funeral Home Garrett Ind

Monroeville appoints Feld full time village officer

William Feld, 20, of Monroeville, is named a full-time Class B patrolman after part-time service and state training. The council accepted Krull Sunoco’s 190.96 dollar bid for four radial tires for the new police cruiser and discussed securing an air conditioner for the station. A fire siren wiring repair along the railroad track was ordered after a Baltimore and Ohio freight train damaged poles and lines. The siren may serve as tornado alert.

Monroeville William Feld Thomas Bergman Feld Council Krull Sunoco Stang Gulf Shibley Sohio David Williams Williams Monroeville Oil Co Myron Gerber Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Willard Sandusky Broad Monroe Streets

Lightning Strike Cuts Power Near Norwalk Station

A bolt of lightning knocked out two fuses on a pole near a light plant along Ohio 18 and Laylin Road in Norwalk. Ohio Edison reported two phases on a circuit were shut off and power remained off for 28 minutes after notification.

Ohio 18 Laylin Road Norwalk Ohio Edison Co

Youth Drowns in Canoe Accident at Hueston Woods

Wayne McCoy age 15 from Cincinnati drowned when their canoe capsized on Lake Acton at Hueston Woods State Park. A companion, also from Emanuel Community Center, Cincinnati, was rescued unharmed and unnamed.

College Corner Ohio UPI Wayne McCoy Cincinnati Lake Acton Hueston Woods State Park Emanuel

New London Hikes Water Rates

New London council approves an 85 percent water rate increase by emergency ordinance to satisfy Farm Home Administration requirements. Monthly billing replaces quarterly, with minimum $3.50 and a 35 percent sewer charge. Penalties apply after 10 days, meters off for nonpayment, tenant deposits set at $20, and engineers Burgess and Niple authorized to re-route the water line.

New London Farm Home Administration Ada Hedden Council Burgess and Niple Columbus

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