Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions Summary
Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions list multiple speeding fines and related infractions. Individuals include Marilyn I. Clouse in Norwalk fined ten dollars plus costs for faulty exhaust. Gregory C. Crumrine of Woodlawn Ave fined ten dollars and costs for no license plate light. Dwight A. Hamilton of Wellington fined fifty dollars and costs for speeding and fifteen dollars and costs for a second speeding charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Marilyn I. Clouse
Gregory C. Crumrine
Woodlawn Ave
Dwight A. Hamilton
Wellington
William A. Hill
Summit St
Robert J. Martin
Morley Dr
Thomas C. Schaeffer
Bellevue
Sandra L. Ward
Prospect St
Davidee Willis
Berlin Heights
Edwin D. Caudill
Milan
Elizabeth S. Carnicom
John H. Fox
Sandusky
Dale R. Burrows
Bouscau Ave
Norwalk Church Names New Associate Pastor
The Rev. William L. Freeman will become associate pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Norwalk, taking charge of church school and youth programs while assisting Pastor Rev. Wilbur Meiser. He previously led Tiffin-Harmony United Methodist Church since 1972 and will begin July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Freeman
First United Methodist Church
Francis E. Kearns
East Ohio
Lakeside
Freeman
New Jersey
Tiffin-Harmony
Norwalk
West Hartland
Collins
Richard Harper
Michigan
Kentucky
Asbury College
Wilmore
Unio
Tiffin
Tiffin Key
Tiffin Area
Freemans
Parsons Street
Three youths blamed for garage fire at Nestor residence
Police say two boys and a 17 year old girl planned to siphon gasoline from a car behind 13 Fruen Street. Fire damaged the garage and car, with $2,800 in losses and a firefighter slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nestor
Fruen St
Water Street
Robert Harp Auto
Benedict Ave
Nestor
Eugene Ward
Fryen St
Ward
Courthouse and City To Stage English Walk Event
July 4 at Huron County Fairgrounds features an English Walk relay with five member men and women teams from Norwalk City Hall and county courthouse. City men led by captain Bill Ream include Widman Caprara Luxon Thayer Lolla Markel. County men led by Clark Hunter include Owens Ebinger Borgia Rice Ellett. Women's squads incomplete. Race covers 4000 meters with alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Huron County Fairgrounds
Bill Ream
George Widman
Dave Caprara
Andrew Luxon
Bob Thayer
Jack Lolla
Bob Markel
William W. Owens
Dale Ebinger
John Borgia
Mike Rice
Clarence Ellett
Clark Hunter
Kennedy Jr. heads two week Dublin vacation with friends
Ted Kennedy Jr son of Senator Edward Kennedy arrives in Dublin for a two week vacation. He will travel with six school friends and a teacher visiting Irish resorts for camping and fishing. A meter race track on an oval blacktopped pavement is noted as a potential highlight of the English Walk while a walking race remains open to all. Information available from Mel Robinson at 15 W Chestnut St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
UPI
Ted Kennedy Jr
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Dorothy Tubridy
Kennedy
Young Kennedy
Mel Robinson
Chestnut St
Two Plead Guilty To Drug Counts In Huron County Court
Lawrence D. Capps 22 and Walter J. Mudry 24 of Mt Clemons faced drug charges after Ohio State Patrol stopped their car on U S 20 at Monroeville. Capps is charged with permitting his car to be used for keeping hallucinogen and driving while intoxicated. Mudry with possession of an hallucinogen. Bond set at 5000 cash or 10000 property for Capps and 1000 cash or 2000 property for Mudry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Court
Lawrence D. Capps
Clemons
Mich
Walter J. Mudry
Mt. Clemons
Capps
Mudry
Ohio State Patrol
U.S. 20
Monroeville
Nine Area Boy Staters Have Jobs
Nine area high school students were elected or appointed to roles at Buckeye Boys State on Ashland College campus. Edison High School students Gordon Moyer and Loren Heckelman serve as county sheriff and deputy sheriff. Other participants include Norwalk High School students Scott Tyson and Marty Perry, St Pauls officials Tom Oliva and Bill Niedzwiecki, Western Reserve figures Dennis G Murray and Ted Smith, and South Central’s Dino D Etterre. Mary E Wallace, 22, was hired as Chicago Transit Authority’s first woman bus driver amid applications from ten other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Buckeye Boys State
Ashland College
Gordon Moyer
Loren Heckelman
Edison
Norwalk High School
Scott Tyson
Marty Perry
Geological Survey
St. Paul’s
Tom Oliva
Bill Niedzwiecki
Dennis
Chicago
UPI
Mary E. Wallace
Chicago Transit Authority
Miss_ Wallace
CTA
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Mayor’s Court
Thomas W. Hindley
Huron
Mary Ann Bell
State St
Paul A. Uther
Diane M. Hammersmith
Patricia L. Stewart
Gerald J. Prete
Bonnie L. Tyler
Marshall St
Norwalk Church
Courthouse
Ohio
Woman
Ipg
United Artists
East Main St
West End
Sunoco
Howard Krupp
White
List White
Roadmark
Sale
List Black
W. Main
Bank Americard
American Express
Terry
Colonel Sanders
North
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp