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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1970

Page

2

Norwalk Driver Charged With Drunken Driving After Collision

A Norwalk motorist Carroll E. Lewis 20 of 45 Grove Ave was charged with drunken driving after his car struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Thomas Gannett 68 of rural North Fairfield on U S 20 east of Monroeville. Gannett and passenger Evelyn Burns 59 were treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.

Norwalk U. S. 20 Monroeville Carroll E. Lewis Grove Ave State Highway Patrol Lewis Thomas Gannett North Fairfield Gannett Evelyn Burns Fairfield Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Ronald R. Lykins St. Mary’s St Lykins Michigan Bradley D. Reafsnyder Battle Creek Mich Jeffrey R. Sommerville St. Clair Shores Sommerville Alvin B. Killeen Novi

Country Living Mom Fights Back Against Snakes on Shaffer Road

Gary Goble 14 and his father Carl regularly remove black snakes from their rural Shaffer Road property to protect the home. A 62 inch specimen was found after a crash near the house, with the motorist fleeing. The family notes repeated snake clearings this year, while Gary’s mother insists the snakes are gone for good.

Gary Goble Carl Goble Shaffer Road Gary Carl

Odd Fellows mark 125th birthday in two Ohio lodges

Two local IOOF lodges in New Haven and Norwalk celebrate 125 years since their 1845 chartering. The event at Norwalk’s lodge 37 includes conferring third degrees on five candidates, two from Norwalk. The piece notes lodge history and notable figures tied to Ohio Odd Fellows.

Independent Order of Odd Fellows New Haven Norwalk Seven Seas Woodrow Betschman John Pavin Odd Fellows

Norwalk Driver Injured In Two Car Collision

Two separate crashes near Norwalk involve Gary A. Roth and Edward D. Barnett. Roth, driving west on old U S 20, was cut on the hand when his car left the road after being struck. Barnett, pulled off to read a map, faced a charge of changing lanes improperly.

U.S West Norwalk Gary A. Roth Woodlawn Ave Roth Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Edward D._ Barnett Napoleon Barnett

New London-Trucker Killed In I 80 Crash Near Genesee

New London resident 41 year old Melvin K Gorby died at the scene when his semi veered off Interstate 80 near Genesee Illinois at 4 30 am Sunday apparently after he fell asleep at the wheel. Gorby moved from Cuyahoga Falls 15 years ago and had 21 years in trucking including five with Interstate Motor Freight. He leaves a widow Doris and ten children, plus his parents and other relatives. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Eastman Funeral Home with burial in Grove Street Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday and Wednesday at the funeral home.

New London Melvin K.gorby E. Main St Genesee Ill Illinois Rock Island Gorby Cuyahoga Falls United States Navy United Methodist Church Doris Joyce Donna Sue Coleen Rene Kenneth Robert Lovina Gorby Akron Denzle Gorby North Monroeville Elzora Williams Delores Martin Tallmadge Ohio Eastman Funeral Home Floyd Gaugler Grove Street Funeral

Cub Scouts Sell First Aid Kits in Door to Door Drive

Norwalk Cub Scouts solicit orders for first aid kits door to door with sale running until about July 15. Proceeds fund scouting and public service activities. kits supplied at cost by a local drug store. Kits delivered in 10 to 14 days and paid on delivery, with scouts not in uniform during selling.

Norwalk Bill Robinson

School Safety Patrol Picnic At Memorial Lake Park

Norwalk Police Department sponsors the annual safety patrol picnic for Patrol members at Memorial Lake Park. Students can pick up tickets from their school to gain entry and be entered in a door prize drawing. Activities include games at 12:30 p.m. a cookout at 3:30 p.m. and food service until 4:30 p.m.

Memorial Lake Park Norwalk

Firelands History Group Hosts 64 Members in Norwalk

James M. Overhuls curator of Firelands Museum gave a brief city history Sunday as the Firelands Historical Society entertained 64 members from Societies and Museums in Region II Ohio Association of Historical Societies. The session at the Homestead Inn north of Milan began at 9 a.m. Elaine Mellett Region II president was mistress of ceremonies. Special guests included Harry Dunlap Keith Porter Virgil Gordon and others from Region I.

James M. Overhuls Firelands Museum Norwalk Firelands Historical Society Ohio Association of Historical Societies Overhuls Mozelle Adams Homestead Inn Milan Elaine Mellett Firelands Society Harry Dunlap Montpelier Keith Porter Virgil Gordon Port Clinton O.A.H.S Region I

Norwalk Council List Of Upcoming Ordinances And Purchases

The Norwalk City Council agenda for 7 30 p m Tuesday lists second and third readings for sewer and tree removal bids and wiring installation changes. It notes new resolutions on buying a tractor loader for the sewage dept and hiring a fiscal advisor, with an emergency declaration.

Norwalk George Raike Old State Road Director of Public Service and Safety Fire Department

City hires sidewalk inspectors for Norwalk summer

St Pauls high school journalism teacher Dennis Dible and EHOVE English teacher Jerry Stump will serve as Norwalk sidewalk inspectors this summer. They will be paid 2.77 dollars an hour and work until school starts in the fall, inspecting sidewalks and notifying owners to repair prior to city work.

St. Paul’s EHOVE Norwalk William V. Mount Dennis Dible Jerry Stump Mount

Three Norwalk boys age 13 and 14 nabbed for window tapping

Kenneth Anglin Jr. 53 Parsons called police after catching one boy tapping a classmate's window with two others. The youths had spent the night in a backyard tent and were referred to Huron County Juvenile Court. Steve Brown 13 is son of Jack Brown editor of the Reflector.

Norwalk Huron County Juvenile Court Kenneth Anglin, Jr Parsons Anglin City Police Steve Brown Jack Brown The Reflector

Classified Ads Work for You Around the Clock

Full time performers are advertised as working around the clock with a contact number 662 4241 for placing ads.

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