Land Transfers Across Multiple Towns and Names
Land transfers list numerous deeds transferring properties to various buyers including James Haynes to Jack and Joe Aldrich in Norwalk wp and Mary Ben Hawkins to Robert and Constance Blum in N.H. Two. The compendium lists dozens of transactions involving Bellevue City Norwalk Hartland Bronson Willard Wakeman Norwich Norwalk Two and other locales with numerous individual buyers and seller pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haynes
Jack
Joe Aldrich
Norwalk
James Allen
Sharon Allen
Bellevue City
Richard
Patricia Mahaffey
Robert
Nancy Applegate
Ronald
Judy Paull
Kenneth
Debra Bailey
N.H
Mary Ben Hawkins
Constance Blum
Naomi Wagster
John
Roberta Bores
Hartland
Wayne
Carol Bond
Melvin Brown
Bronson
Paul
Fairie Phillips
David
Carol Buch
Bellevue
Sereddie
Russell
Annajeane Robinson
Terry
Deborah Henry
Teddy
Leona Slagle
Elmer
Beverly Hicks
Monr
Henry Seaman
Marian Hoffman
Et al
Bellevue Cit
John Hoy
Catherine Hoy
Nrch
Grafld
Frank Hutchinson
Sheila Hutchinson
Peru
Ruth Jarvis
A Koutsopoulos
N.S
Charles
Nancy Hassinger
Carl
Ida Moyer
Lymeaus SA
John & Shirley O’donnell
Norwalk City
Richard Opper
Richard H. Opper Inc
Peru Village
Dua Drum
Harden
Frances Parsons
Townsend Oazel Perkins
Donald Perkins
Wakeman Village
Charles & Donnane
Veronica Petry
Willard
Oyal Motels, Inc
Oren
Rita Pigman
Mary Seaman
Arthur
Bessie Ross
Randolph
Barbara Skinner
Pauline Allen
Dencil
Bonnie Slone
Willard Thomas
Ann Eaton
Joons
Helen Smith
Greenwic Village
Hazel Williams
Jean Strine
Plymouth Village
Wayne McPherson
Vaughn
Jacqueline Uhman
Bronson Norman
Elinor Bayse
Raymond
Joan Ullrich
John Urban
Mary Urban
Willard City
Roy
Betty Walters
Daniel
Beverly Voorhees
Greenfield Two
Robert Weir
Evelyn Weir
Harry
Helen Duffy
Claude
Marguerite Wilcox
Howard
Virginia Wolfe
Kevin
Patricia Wolfe
M. Leighton
Martha Battles
Norbert Vassanyé
Neil
Gloria Bauer
James
Maryann Ashbrook
Jacquelin Ullman
Frederick
Marcia Barlow
Walter
Sadie Wagner
Michael Beatty
Alvin
Ruthie Bolen
Doris Bolen
Norwich
Robi
Brigitte Brimer
Andre
Carole Bouquet
James Bradley
Winona Bradley
Chas
Burleigh
Mary Burleigh
Harlan
Christy Fisher
L. Travis
Karen Chapin
Gary
Jean Rothhaar
Hubert
Nora Conley
Ehove Development Corp
Tom Hall Criger
Ridgefield
Marilyn Powers
Dennis
Barbara Deppen
Fitchville Two
Virgil Powers
Curtis Jr
Judith Jude
Sandra Englund
Barbara Mann
Deborah Filip
Bronson Two
Gertrude Tyler
Herbert
Elizabeth Gies
Monroeville
Denzie Klinger
Wesley
Evalyn Gundlach
Ruby Henry
Barbara Henry
Ripley
Cheryl Hubans
Roger
Kathleen Holman
Annie Fort
Victor
Joann Jones
Ralph
Lillian Beatty
Joyce Berger
Robt
Kearney
Dora Korndorfer
Clarence Korndorfer
Lyme
Ellen Taylor
Rodger Loudenslagel
F.W
Coletta McCoy
Clarence
Susan Marker
Mildred Dendinger
Mayda Martin
Hazel Decker
Vera Mesenburg
N.F
Seymour Wise
Wanda Oney
Greenwich Village
Karen Ott
Ray
Phyllis Perry
Edward & Grace Austin
Luther Puckett
Richmond
Jesse Reeley
Betty Redman
N.L. Village
Grover Picklesimer
Van Gutted By Flames In Norwalk Incident
Russell C. Stower Jr backed from his driveway at 8 Cedar St when smoke issued from the engine. He and firemen said a fuel leak caused a blaze that totaled the 1961 Ford van. Mrs Stoner learned of the fire on radio then confirmed it was the van, not the house, on fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Stower, Jr
Cedar St
Norwalk
Fisher Girls Rally Past FOP In Rain Shortened Bout
The Fisher Girls defeated the Fraternal Order of Police 13 to 12 in a rain shortened Senior Girls Softball Circuit game. Monica Peters hit two homers and a double to lead the winners with strong support from Nancy Reisch Meyers and Boose, while Ruth Ann Widman fueled the losers with a homer and two singles. Norwalk Furniture topped Clancy 14 to 7 as Ellen Kline powered the win with two homers and a double. A Junior Girls game between Kenilee Lanes and Bloile Supply was rained out and will be replayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Music
Order of Police
Monica Peters
Nancy Reisch
Julie Meyers
Debbie Boose
Ruth Ann Widman
Debbie Fritz
Norwalk Furniture
Clancy
Ellen Kline
Linda Newcomer
Sonja Amerine
Kenilee Lanes
Bloile Supply
Navy utilitiesman joins McMurdo Station winter party
Service News identifies Robert A. April, wife Melinda daughter of Carl and Mrs Spurling of Milan, as part of the wintering over crew at McMurdo Station in Antarctica. An Armed Forces Day open house featured a smorgasbord shared with New Zealanders from Scott Station three miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Robert A. April
Melinda
Carl Spurling
Milan
McMurdo
Marines Seek High School Graduates for Field Training
The Marines recruit high school seniors or graduates ready for tough training. Contact S/SGT Ray Price at the Armed Forces Recruiting Station 85 E Main St Tuesdays and Thursdays 12 00 PM to 5 30 PM or call 625 6433 collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine
Ray Price
Armed Forces
E. Main St
Busy Housewives Save Time and Money Daily Classifieds
A brief note urging readers to save time and money by using the daily classified section for shopping. The message emphasizes the practicality of exploring listings to streamline household purchases and errands.
Hearing Slated On NF Widow Petition For Crossing Alert
North Fairfield woman Mrs. Harold Norton seeks a warning device or underpass after her husband, a local councilman, died in a 1973 train collision. PUCO will hold a public hearing at 10 30 a m July 2 in the North Fairfield Council Chamber as Railroad Dept investigates the crossing. Lawyer Walter Hite will represent Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairfield
Harold Norton
Norton
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
North Fairfield Council
Commission
Railroad Dept
Vandals Shoot Up Milan Sewage Plant
Milan police report vandals with a B B gun damaged the Edison Drive sewage disposal plant overnight. Three lights were shot out four door windows shattered two electric meters and one water meter damaged. Utilities Supt Carl Russ found the damage at about 8 a m and said it occurred since 3 p m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Edison Drive
Carl Russ
Marijuana plants stolen from Weippe City Hall
The Weippe Idaho Police Department reports two marijuana plants used in a city hall educational display were stolen. The incident occurred as residents were invited to learn how to identify the plant. No suspects announced.
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Police Dept
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Anna Ulrich
Ethel Stearns
Rufus Ulrich
Carl Sr
Theodora Gerber
Werner
Hazel Swanger
Harry Wybrandt
Zetta Lybrandt
Residential Homes Inc
Lloyd & Jeanette Tolle
Debra Twaddell
Jerry Twaddell
Clarksfield
Nicholas
Alva Luna
Manuel & Barbara Villareal
Larry Hamlin
Old Plank Road
Russell Stower
Fisher Girls
Marines
Douglass Barney
Carmel
Jean Gilpin
Indianapolis
Board of Health Dept
James Reister
Chemco Company
P.O
Galion
Ohio
Weippe, Idaho
UPI
Norwalk Dragway
Tan Tai
Norwalk, O
Pity
Tri-Sport
Alsport
Larry
U.S. Route 20
Wakeman
Wakeman-Norwalk
East Perkins Ave
Sandusky
East Main Street
Park Avenue
New London