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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
3
Norwalk Lions Club holds installation of officers at 6 30 PM tonight at Elks Country Club with invitation extended to Lions and Ladies. The item appears among local notices and community briefs in the Norwalk area.
Monroeville boards appoint William W. Grimm as high school principal succeeding Marion Waits who left for New Lexington City Schools. Grimm, 30, is married to Donna Louise with two children, a Tiffin Columbian and Heidelberg College alumnus who earned a B A, M Ed and has taught English at multiple Ohio schools. He previously coached basketball golf and dramatics.
Marvin L. Cooley was arraigned in Phoenix on charges of failing to file income tax returns for 1968 1969 and 1970. The IRS identified Cooley as author of The Big Bluff a book that describes how to file returns while avoiding taxes.
John Urban of Huron completes his seventh gallon of blood donated to the Red Cross in Norwalk. Frances Bauer of Norwalk reaches six gallons. Alan Johnson Arthur Hillman and George Moehlman of Norwalk join as four other donors. Eleanor Szabo Wakeman and Walter Windnagle Norwalk complete their first gallon.
The zoning fight over John Roth’s plan to change 126 E Main St from residential to commercial continues as the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council swap referrals. PZC reaffirmed its approval, while neighbors voiced objections to a commercial zone extension. Council and PZC debate legality and process amid previous traffic crash reports and local incidents.
Thomas E. Houghtlen, 18, of 22 W. Elm, asked Common Pleas Court to appoint an attorney on burglary charges. Bond was set at $3,000 cash or $6,000 property after a not guilty plea at Monday’s hearing. He’s accused of breaking into Terry's Drive-In Restaurant and Norwalk Waste Materials Co. and attempting to break into the Factory Outlet clothing store on June 17, all on U.S. 250 north of Norwalk.
Common Pleas Judge Robert Vetter ordered 89 year old Ralph Walker to seal and board a vacant Prospect Street home within 48 hours citing danger to local children. Sanitarian Roger Dixon reported little progress since a 90 day deadline expired for 68 N Prospect St. Sanders faces 20 day deadline for refuse and pollution violations at Sandhill Road and U S 20 as the health department seeks an injunction for public nuisance.
The 1972 Willard phone directory features a mountain lake scene framed by birch branches. Northern Ohio Telephone Co. shifted to a natural cover design while C James Turner urges customers to recycle old directories and warns papers may be filed in the book.
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