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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1978
Page
8
Berlin Milan School Board faced a cash flow crisis with about $5,000 in the general fund against a $2 million budget. Proposals included a $100,000 August tax advance or borrowing from the bond retirement fund, repayable by December 1. A budget hearing was set for July 12.
Wellington Wadsworth and R Mi AE Saat Tele lama were noted in the report with an 8 unit reference. The item lists names and a timestamped entry, suggesting a registrational or event log. No clear event outcome or place beyond Wellington and the involved initials.
Milan native Charles M. Edwards 63 of 40 W Front St died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at home. He worked 40 years at Certain Teed as plant engineer and taught blueprint reading at Ehove. Survived by wife Frances and five grandchildren. services Saturday at Rawle Funeral Home. Burial in Milan Cemetery.
Two New London men on Fayette Road were involved in a Tuesday crash. Donald E. Sutherland 55 was eastbound when Thomas E. Jackson 31 backed from a private driveway into the road and struck Sutherland’s car. Jackson cited for failure to yield right of way.
Four to six hundred dollars were stolen in a break in at the Hideaway Bar on U S 250 and South Norwalk Road. Entry occurred between 4 30 a m and noon. A county highway truck was vandalized Tuesday night with damaged panel gauges a missing right headlight and a left turn signal on the ground. A Norwalk High School driver's ed car window was broken at Sohio Gas Station Gallup and Milan Avenues. Meek's Bakery alley window was damaged but entry did not occur. Office equipment stolen from Brooker Brothers Forging Co Inc includes a typewriter and a calculator valued at 700 with 2 dollars missing from a desk. A stroller valued at 30 was taken from 6A Maple Grove Apartments. A 26 inch green Boys 10 speed bicycle was stolen from Cisco Skating Center on North Foster Street. Investigation ongoing.
Land transfers listed include Steven and Ann Madeira to David and Karen Andres in Norwalk City. Linda Shibley to Joseph and Sue Baker in Norwalk City. Joseph and Alice Hay to Dennis and Ira Banks in Havana Village. Bill Blair to Maurice Blair in NL Village. Ruth Sharpless to Daniel Buurma in Richmond Two. multiple Buurma family transfers in Richmond Two. Norma Cunningham to George Cummingham in Townsend Two. Velma Butler et al to Arthur Dickman in Norwalk City. Marian Franklin as recipient of Chester Franklin estate in Greenfield Two. Lenard and Ronda Sears to Dwight Gessar in NL Two. Kenneth and Lynn Behrendsen to Bruce and Hazel Harp in Norwalk City. Jack and Rosalie Reznik to Jack and Gloria Harrison in Norwalk City. Ernest and Mildred Lohr to Randall Homan in Peru Two. Jerry and Joyce Hilaman to William and Audrey Horton in Wakeman Village. Jack and Mary Vetter to Jackie Keaton in Howard. Bessie Greene to Barbara Kelsey in Wakeman Two. Sterling and Barbara Tucker to Norman reer in Clarksfield Two. William and Mary Shadle to Helen Koch in Bellevue City.
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