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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
3
The Interested Area Residents Committee calls for slogan entries of ten words or fewer to grace village welcome signs. One $25 Savings Bond prize, donated by Union Bank, awaits the winner. Entries from Monroeville School District residents only due by midnight July 5, with winner announced July 9 at Village Council.
Viola Morrow Wheeler of 61 West Seminary has a poetry collection Mirrors And Other Poems added to the Norwalk Public Library. A copy was donated by her daughter Mrs. Charles Orr. Wheeler is 90 and has had poems published in newspapers and small periodicals. Two grass fires near trains were reported Friday afternoon along tracks near Memorial Lake Park and the U.S. 20 bypass.
A young Norwalk woman was assaulted in the Friendly Corners parking lot at 75 Townsend Ave early Saturday after a man who had harassed her inside the tavern followed her out. She suffered bruises on her palms and knees.
Norwalk residents report three bicycles missing from homes and a restaurant. Iris Hamilton on Bouscay Avenue says her 26 inch blue bike vanished early Saturday. Sandra Brown on Bouscay Avenue reports her son's 20 inch orange bike with a blue banana seat taken overnight Friday. Sheila Riley on Benedict Avenue reports a 26 inch light blue Schwinn Continental stolen from Burger Chef on Milan Avenue between 9 and 10 30 p.m. Saturday.
Norwalk moves to acquire private property for Gallup Road widening. A council resolution to begin eminent domain action on 14 parcels will be followed by a court filing after the Law Director deposits the city's estimate. Public hearings on the 1976 appropriation and rezonings accompany the council agenda.
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