Brakes Fail Crash Hammers Norwalk Car and Truck
A Norwalk man James H. Harkness was injured when brakes failed his car collided broadside with a Leon Riley Excavating Co truck driven by Howard A. Riley at Spring and Cline streets. Harkness and his son Eugene were treated for minor injuries. Meanwhile Robert M. Smith backed into a car on Linwood Avenue causing glass cuts to Mrs. James Frazier and leg injuries to her daughter Karen. A passenger Robin Archibald was bumped on the head.
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Norwalk
Spring
Cline
James H. Harkness
Glover St
Leon Riley
Howard A. Riley
Harkness
Eugene
Robert M. Smith
Greenwich
Linwood Avenue
Wood
James Frazier
E. Elm St
Frazier
Karen
Injured Hand Reported In Monroeville Outboard Work
Donald E. Mowry a 34 year old resident of Monroeville injured his left hand while working on an outboard motor at his home Sunday. Mrs. Mowry said a motor part cut his hand between the thumb and index finger.
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Donald E. Mowry
Monroeville
Columbia Gas Names New Ohio River Division Manager
Robert S. Allen of Norwalk is promoted from Lake Erie District office manager for Columbia Gas of Ohio to Ohio River Division manager for Ohio Valley Gas Co. in Steubenville effective July 1. Willard C. Schwartz succeeds Allen as Lake Erie District accounting supervisor.
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Robert S. Allen
Norwalk
Lake Erie
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Ohio River
Ohio Valley Gas Co
Steubenville
Willard C. Schwartz
Allen
Bellaire
East Liverpool
Martins Ferry
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Columbia Gas System
Gas
Lorain
New London Teacher Publishes Novel About Small Town Life
Edith Case Homan, a 1915 New London High School graduate and longtime Ohio writer, has published Other Sheep I Have. The novel follows a city girl returning to her rural birthplace to sell the homestead and becoming entangled in neighbors affairs. Mrs. Homan, born in Green Springs, taught five years and later wrote for Ohio papers. Her father Tracy Case, 99, lives near her in Litchfield. She is linked to the Case family that founded Case Institute of Technology and is cousin to Mrs. Lewis Heyman.
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New London
Edith Case Homan
New London High School
Ohio
Tracy Case
Homan
Litchfield
Correction fixes driver in bee caused door mishap on East Main
A Massillon woman opened her car door to escape a bee inside and struck a second car on East Main Street. The other driver was Mrs. Kermit Starkey of 44 West Washington Street. The Reflector had misidentified Mrs. Paul Ford as the driver. Starkey said Ford opened her door while Starkey was parallel parking.
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Massillon
East Main Street
Kermit Starkey
Washington St
Reflector
Paul Ford
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