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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1979

Page

3

Toledo welfare case postponed a week in federal court

Federal District Judge Nicholas Walinski delayed a class action by Huron County welfare recipients Jean Rennett and Randall Deer until next Thursday. Attorneys for the plaintiffs seek a preliminary injunction to halt benefit reductions while the suit proceeds. Defendants include the Huron County Welfare Department, the County Commissioners, and state Public Welfare director Kenneth Creasy.

Toledo Federal District Court Nicholas Walinski Huron County Jean L. Rennett Wakeman Randall B. Deer Monroeville John Coyne Advocates For Basic Legal Equality ABLE Fremont Coyne Huron County Welfare Department Huron County Commissioners Kenneth B. Creasy Department of Public Welfare Rennert Deer Bennett Walinski Attoneys Ohio Attorney General’s Office State Welfare Department Jack Fynes

County approves city's annexation 58.6 acres Norwalk growth

Huron County Commissioners vote unanimously to annex 58.6 acres from Norwalk township owned by Maple City Ice. The land and housing project sit near Norwalk Reservoir Executive Drive and Firelands Drive, with 180 housing units planned. City leaders Howard Sawyer and Vernis George back annexation to address housing shortage and city services.

Norwalk Huron County Commissioners Maple City Ice Norwalk Reservoir Executive Drive Firelands Drive Howard Sawyer Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Goodsite

Milan Museum marks 25 years milestone in Milan

The Milan Historical Museum marks a 25th anniversary at 10 Edison Drive off Ohio 113 with an open house from 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday. More than 500 guests including state legislators are expected. The five building complex features a top ten U S glass collection with 1 500 pieces, a Coulton room with 350 dolls, Revolutionary and Civil War firearms, a special Ohio coverlets exhibit, pioneer toys, and Milan memorabilia. The museum began after the Frederick S Lockwood home purchase in 1954 and has since expanded to include a country store blacksmith shop Sayles home annex and memorial arts building.

Milan United States Robert Mowry Glass Coulton Milan Library Board of Trustees Frederick S. Lockwood Sayles Memorial Arts

Internist joins Fisher-Titus Hospital staff in Norwalk

Dr Ronald Winland, an internist, will begin at Fisher-Titus Medical Park 266 Benedict Ave July 9 diagnosing and treating diseases of internal organs. He is a Pleasant City native and Ohio State graduate with three years of Riverside Methodist internal medicine residency, living with his wife Julie Ramsey and son Jeff at 30 Oakwood St Norwalk.

Fisher-Titus Hospital Ronald Winland Fisher-Titus Medical Park Benedict Ave Winland Norwalk Avery Medical College of Ohio Toledo Mike Brownell Rule St Patrick W. McCrann E. Leaugue St. McCrann Brownell ICU Medical College of Ohio Hospital C. S Ohio Pleasant City Cambridge Ohio State University Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus Julie Ramsey James Ramsey Oakwood St Winlands Jeff

Police Blotter Reports Theft From Moving Out Neighbor

Janie Burleigh of East Main Street reported items stolen during a move. She told police her lamps pictures brooms mops electrical cords were taken while she stayed at a relative's home in Athens Ohio and that she had given a key to the suspect.

Janie Burleigh East Main Street

Market Notes and Local Stolen Item Report

Markets Thursday June 28 1979 wheat corn oats soybeans noted with local price figures. A man from the Community Action Commission was not found along with Mrs Burleighs landlord by police. A motor cycle frame was reported stolen from Rusty Place North Foster Street near noon. The Norwalk Ambulance Service logged Beverly Cole of Norwalk from Whittlesey Avenue to Fisher Titus at 1 30 pm after an accident.

The Community Action Commission Rusty Place North Foster Street Norwalk eBeverly Cole Whittlesey Avenue Fisher-Titus

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Vernis George Wayne Goodsite George Huron County Regional Planning Commission Jacquard Stills Smith's Fruit Drinks Brookside Ibaked Ham Smith Fisher Music KimBall Aquarius Pier Huron Sight & Sound Fred Kochendoerfer Don Harlin Ron Logston Tony Kowalski Authority Noah Citizens National Bank OF E. Main St F.d.1.c Federal Reserve South Branch North Milan Ave Cline St
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