Variety Show Tops Fourth of July Program at Fairgrounds
The community Fourth of July celebration will close with a grandstand variety show featuring seven acts. Acrobatic sisters Shirley and Janet Jensen perform headstands and back bends while vocal groups Three Notes and Three Hits and A Miss compete. Other acts include Norwalk High seniors, Girl Scout singers, and Schwanbeck brothers. Auditions resume at 7:30 pm at St. Pauls parish house with no pre registration.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Paul Tucker
Huron County Fairgrounds
Shirley
Janet Jensen
South Norwalk Road
Janet
Olena Presbyterian Church
Joe
Terry Hillman
Steve Garrett
Cedar Point
Norwalk
Chris Meyer
Ondrumbs
Marlin Borsick
Nancy Decker
Dean
Bill Decker
Nancy
Norwalk High
Nancy Miller
Johanna Cissne
Mary Ann Willeson
Cindy Edwards
Margaret Yingling
Schwanbeck Brothers
Dale
Dan
Craig
Suspects Arson Probe and Local Youth Performances
Norwalk police investigate a possible arson attempt on a tractor at Woodlawn Baptist Church Sandusky reported by Charles Price of Norwalk Furniture Co. Cheryl O Dell, 13, has won 17 trophies and medals in baton twirling across Ohio and nearby states. A jug band called Binnerville Jug Band debuts at Rainbow Girls function with five Norwalk High students.
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Norwalk
Charles Price
Norwalk Furniture Co
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Sandusky
Carl Schwanbeck
Route 61
South
Cheryl O’dell
Ohio
Cheryl
Norwalk High
Barry Livengood
Larry Oney
Greg Levers
Wayne Sholes
Gary Mitro
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates List
The Norwalk Reflector outlines subscription pricing for local and distant readers. Rates include 45 cents weekly in select areas and annual mail options ranging from 15 dollars in-state to 23.40 dollars elsewhere.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Norwalk Fourth of July costs outlined for 3000 budget
The Norwalk festival committee laid out an estimated 3000 budget with 1000 class of prizes and 1000 in park events. City funds 300 and Bonds will be drawn for prizes 1000 500 and 100. Lions Club runs parking 25 cents per car with parade starting July 1 and a concert in the park after the grandstand program.
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Norwalk
Robert Eggleston Sands
Chicago
United States
Lions Club
Norwalk’s Co. A
Ohio National Guard
Armory
122Nd Army Dance Band of
Cleveland
Monroe
Whittlesey Avenue
Norwood Avenue
Fairgrounds
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