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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1970
Page
3
A surprise wedding present sign reading St. Pauls Flyers Number 1 was found in a convertible and led police to two youths who admitted taking it from the south side area on U S 250. They planned to give the sign to a friend, with police promising no further action if it was restored.
Burglars broke into Anna F. Lykins apartment at 392 Norwood Ave Monday night stealing about $17 in change. The back window was shoved in and a screen removed. a hammer was left behind. Kennedy half dollars and other coins were taken from a dresser drawer. Separately George E. Bissell reported theft of tapes from his car on Old State Road and Townsend Ave between 11 p.m. Tuesday and 1 a.m. Wednesday.
City accountant Charles Woodward announced that Monday marks the deadline for second quarter income tax payments. Taxpayers who filed estimated city income tax for 1970 and did not pay the full year must submit their second payments by June 15.
A landfill north of Steuben Ohio 61 caught fire shortly after noon Wednesday and burned out in two hours. Ken Williams the dump manager suspects arson but cannot prove it. A dented bulldozer blade prevented immediate fire suppression. the burning area measured about 40 by 20 by 20 feet and produced a large smoke plume.
Paula Brown daughter of Rev and Mrs Paul Brown will travel to Austria this summer under the Lions Club exchange student program. She departs June 29 by air to Frankfurt Germany then to Wels Austria to stay with the Hans Dzerowicz family. Ulricka Dzerowicz will accompany Paula home July 29 for a month with the Browns.
Stephen Schumm, principal of New London Junior and Senior High Schools, will resign at the Monday board meeting as his contract ends in June. He plans to become high school principal at Wellington on August 1, earning 14,500 dollars, leaving New London where he earned 11,300. A Norwalk native, Schumm and his wife Ann and two children will move later in the summer.
The Berlin Milan Board of Education sold a 1957 Chevrolet pickup for 60 dollars, ten dollars above its 1964 purchase price, as a surplus government vehicle now replaced by a new van. Sealed bids selected Mrs. Leona Myers as buyer.
Avery Bellevue students will attend EHOVE in September 1971 after the EHOVE board approved Bellevue joining. The EHOVE board accepted three resignations Alice Linn Eve Shepherd and Nicholas J Edgar received a graduate fellowship and will pursue a doctorate. Joanne Strom will teach social studies and George Clements becomes custodian. Equipment purchases for diesel business and agricultural departments and audio visual aids were approved.
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