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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
2
Bellevue hosts a weekend Cherry Festival with cherry hamburgers cherry peanut brittle and usual treats. Contests in cherry baking eating and pit spitting, a 50 inch cherry pie display, parade on Main Street Sunday at 2 p m. events include pony pull horse pull antique car show golf queen pageant and rides and booths downtown.
Millie Daille of Bellevue has a probate filing in Huron County showing a jointly held property or account valued at $10,900. The record highlights the estate share and specifies the court filing in the probate division.
Michael A. Loyer, 22, told police a man forced him to stop on Old State Road and approached with a tire iron. Loyer fled through a ditch and across a lawn. a car fender was smashed. Police released both men after bringing them to the station.
Two men from Willard were injured Monday when a car left U.S. 250 near North Fairfield and crashed into a tree. Dennis A. Van Fleet, 19, was listed in satisfactory condition at Sandusky Providence Hospital. Ronald A. Van Fleet, 21, treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial. The younger Van Fleet reportedly fell asleep at the wheel. A second incident involved a Willard driver and two Attica youths after a Saturday rollover in a ditch. driver William G. Blum, 17, and passengers Dennis P. Kochel, 15, and Kenneth L. Kochel, 16, were treated, with Blum cited for speeding. An oil slick caused by a voltage regulator led to a collision between an Ohio Edison truck driver and a car on Milan Avenue. The Edison driver, William R. Prosser, was charged with carrying an insecure load. A 17-year-old ran a car into a telephone pole on Newton Street. the driver was Corrine Schneider’s son, Gregory Stone, who left the scene. A meter wire was broken. no charges filed.
Joseph Yellow Kid Weil, famed con man once described as head of a clever gang, turns 100 at the Lake Front Convalescent Home. Police once sought him as a fugitive after a 1918 bulletin. Mayor Daley sends congratulations as former associates attend.
Ohio lawmakers from Huron County backed a medical malpractice bill with a 92 to 2 House vote. Rep. Ethel Swanbeck and Rep. Gene Damschroeder supported it, while Sen. Donald Pease and Sen. Gene Slagle indicated support and considered contingency fee scales.
A car driven by 16 year old Joseph P. Turley of North Fairfield left the roadway on Kelley Road near Milan, sideswiping a guardrail and striking a wooden fencepost. Turley was listed in satisfactory condition at Providence Hospital and cited for driving left of center.
Clean energy for tomorrow details coal gasification from coal. Columbia Gas and government collaborate on research moving toward experimental plants and eventual commercial gas production. While costly, this pushes a new energy industry with jobs and reduced foreign dependence.
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