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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1969

Page

6

Norwalk to Welcome Erie Air Service at New Airport

Ted Murphy of Erie Air Service outlined planned operations for Norwalk Huron County Airport including a large maintenance shop for privately owned planes and night runway lights. The 25 year city lease starts with no rent for three years, then five percent of gross revenue to the city. facilities to include two six-hangar strips, radio control, and temporary mobile office.

Norwalk Huron County Ted Murphy Huron Erie Air Service Rotary Club Erie Air Murphy Sandusky

Minor Mishaps Reported In City

Norwalk police investigated two minor accidents on Monday. Edmund A. Groff of Bellevue scraped the side of Thomas W. White’s parked car on West Seminary Street. A truck driven by John Gravenhurst of Monroeville backed into a City of Norwalk utility pole, knocking wires down and damaging no vehicle, while Dennis J. McCreary of West Chestnut Street drove through the downed wires. Gravenhorst admitted no chauffeur’s license and was warned not to drive the truck again until licensed. The pole stood about eight feet high and fell west three feet. the truck belonged to James Morrow of Monroeville.

Norwalk Edmund A. Groff Bellevue Thomas W. White Sandusky West Seminary Street Groff White John Gravenhurst Monroeville Dennis J. McCreary West Chestnut St Gravenhorst Durable Mat Co James Morrow Monroe St

Bar Association Marks Law Day With Justice Duncan Talk

The Huron County Bar Association hosts a belated Law Day dinner at 6 p.m. at the Norwalk Elks Club with Ohio Supreme Court Justice Robert M. Duncan as guest speaker. Duncan, born in Urbana and OSU graduate, was appointed to the court in January as the first African American in the position.

Robert M. Duncan Ohio Supreme Court Huron County Bar Association Norwalk Elks Club Bar Association Justice Duncan Urbana Ohio State University OSU School of Law

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