Cemetery Sexton Retires in Norwalk After Long Service
The Norwalk Cemetery Association accepts the resignation of Woodlawn Cemetery sexton Al Norsworthy effective Aug 1. Clarence Ellett, ex deputy health commissioner, will assume the post Aug 1. Norsworthy led the cemetery since 1969 after a career in automotive sales and taxi operation. Woodlawn has served since before 1850.
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Norwalk Cemetery Association
Woodlawn Cemetery
al Norsworthy
Clarence Ellett
Huron County Health Department
Norsworthy
Sexton Woodlawn Cemetery
Norwalk
Edison Seniors Visit Gr Ave of Classmate
Edison seniors visit the grave of classmate Jeff Spradlin who was killed in an auto accident earlier in the school year. They place white roses, the class flower, on his grave as a final gesture.
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Jeff Spradlin
Carter Considers Five For FBI Chief Replacement
President Carter reviews five names from a presidential panel as top contenders for FBI director amid agency morale strains. The list includes John Van de Kamp and Sheriff William Lucas, with 235 names whittled to 50, and ongoing White House energy lobbying and congressional pressure.
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UPI
Carter
FBI
U.S
Griffin Bell
John van de Kamp
Los Angeles County
William Lucas
Wayne County
Detroit
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Clarence Kelley
Farm And City Rain Sparks Garden Troubles
Recent rains help gardeners but also boost weeds and pests. Potatoes face potato beetle and flea beetles, aphids, scale and blight threaten vegetables. Tomatoes need continuous fungicide protection against blight. avoid field work when wet. Extension Bulletin offers control tips.
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John K. Wells
Classified Ads Sell The Great American Way
Classified ads promote the idea of selling anything under the banner of the great American way. The ad offers dialing 668-3771 to contact an ad-writer for assistance.
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Local vandalism and petty crime report in Norwalk area
Police report several incidents including damage to bushes at the Firelands Historical Society Museum near 4 Case Ave by a northbound vehicle, and radios found on Glover Avenue. Two teens, Clyde Smith and Gerald Caskey, found military radios and the National Guard took custody. A four wheel drive vehicle damaged 50 feet of grass at Woodlawn Cemetery in Norwalk and was linked to Old State Road. Collins men Donald Kopp and Gale Dauch face possible misdemeanor vandalism charges for painting 77 on Western Reserve High School walls.
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Case Ave
James Overhuls
W. Main St
Case Avenue
West Monroe Street
West Monroe St
Glover Avenue
Clyde Smith
Key Estates
Gerald Caskey
Glover Ave
National Guard
Woodlawn
Norwalk
Leslie Gough
U.S
Milan
Gough
Old State Road
Milan Avenue
Main Street
Collins
Western Reserve High School
Donald G. Kopp
Gale A. Dauch
Richard Hauser
Sheriff’s Department
Raleigh, N. C
Monroeville
Gilbert L. Burris, Jr
Huron County
Tire Slashed On Car In Front Of 108 W Washington St
Ruth Eline of 180 Whittlsey Avenue reported her car's right front tire flat after parking around 9 pm and returning at 11 45 pm. damage noted by police at 8 55 am Friday. Betty Jeffreys of Norwalk was appointed to the Huron County Humane Society Board Thursday, replacing Pat Pickens who resigned.
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Potce Area
Ruth Eline
Whittlsey Avenue
Betty Jeffreys
Norwalk
Huron County Humane Society Board
Pat Pickens
Monroeville
Mrs. Pickens
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