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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
3
Police report $2000 stolen from the Hatley residence at 26 Gallup Ave. Marbled loot includes $1030 in mixed bills and $36 in Federal Reserve notes across three sets. The loss occurred after 1 30 a.m. Friday. a room had been slept in previously.
Two traffic crashes Saturday yielded two citations and no injuries. Walter B. Mey, 32, of Cleveland, was cited for driving left of center after his vehicle struck Larry E. Smith, 26, of Sandusky and his trailer on Milan Avenue. Mey posted a $15 bond and faces Mayor's Court. Carl F. Bowlin, 51, of 209 East Main, paid a $10 waiver for an improper start after an accident at 12:15 p.m. Saturday.
Twelve food and beverage options plus activities including a fishing pond dunking pool and tractor cart pull will headline the fairgrounds Fourth of July event. Concessions open at 8 a.m. and run until after the fireworks with 25 percent of profits donated to the committee.
North western Ohio Pony Association Inc will run its All Pony Show starting 9 a.m. Sunday in Tiffin at the Seneca County Fairgrounds. The program covers draft and show types and pleasure ponies, with 12 halter classes for mares, geldings and stallions, and 14 afternoon classes including three heavy harness, two single pleasure hitch, one single fine harness hitch, plus ponies up to 55 inches. A trophy and five ribbons awarded per class.
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Anonymous telephone calls warning of a cross burning in Norwalk prompted police to stay on alert Friday night and for the weekend. A Reflector newsroom call at 10 56 am on Friday and reports from two residents described threats to prevent interference with the planned incident. Police Chief Lawrence Hilson said cooperation with the county sheriff and state patrol was arranged if needed.
Newly graduated officer James Martin age 29 of 23 Newton Terrace placed second in his final examination at the Police Officers Training School in Amherst on June 20. He and Ralph C. Braker Jr aged 21 of 24 Newton St and James Van Hentenryck aged 26 of 7 Cherry were graduated Saturday. The school was conducted with Lorain Community College. The three new officers will serve full time on the Norwalk force.
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