Norwalk GOP primary fields form with few incumbents seeking
With under three weeks to file for the June primary, only half of Norwalk’s councilmen have petitions. Mayor Wayne Goodsite seeks re election. Harold Finch may challenge. Ward races include two Republicans in the second ward and none yet in the first ward. At large contain Ream and Pflieger as candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Second Ward
Wayne Goodsite
First Ward
Goodsite
Harold (Heinie) Finch
Finch
W. Main St
Lawrence G. Bresson
Indian Terrace
Bresson
Joseph L. Tengowski
Garcia Dr
Harry Gilbert
Harris Ave
Tengowski
New Jersey
Richard Sipple
Sipple
Stoutenburg Dr
William A. Smith
N. Hester St
Robert Market
Market
N. West St
Paul E. Wright
Newton St
Kenton and His Orchestra At Sandusky High School
Stan Kenton and his orchestra perform at the Sandusky High School Auditorium on March 6 at 8 p.m. The 61 year old bandleader has 35 years in big band music with rock and contemporary pieces and 1940s classics. Tickets 4 and 3, available in Norwalk at Bradstreet's Music Center or at the door if seats remain. proceeds go to the Sandusky High School Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Stan Kenton
Sandusky High School
Kenton
Norwalk
Bradstreet’s
Music Center
Humanities Group Names Coordinator for Constitution Study Series
James P. Hertenstein 22 of 62 N Foster Sr is named coordinator of a humanities group planning a U.S. Constitution discussion series. He is a Ohio State University history graduate and has worked at West Baking Co. The group has conditional approval for a $4,223 state grant and aims for spring preliminaries and a fall 1975 plus spring 1976 series.
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James P. Hertenstein
U.S
Hertenstein
N. Foster Sr
Ohio State University
St. Paul High School
West Baking Co
James E. Hertenstein
Norwalk
Sardinian Shepherd Plans Elaborate Funeral Display
Vincenzo Corrado, 73, who has lived alone in Tempio Pausania since emigrating from Sicily 25 years ago, spent 606000 lire on funeral arrangements. He hired 10 girls in peasant costumes to march behind his coffin, saying it will be a fine funeral with those girls in black.
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Tempio Pausania
Sardinia
UPI
Vincenzo Corrado
Sicily
Corrado
Dependable Tenants Sought in Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad
Local Norwalk Reflector classified ad seeks reliable tenants for housing listings. Details emphasize steady income, good rental history, and timely payments. Potential applicants urged to contact the listed agent for screenings and availability.
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Norwalk
Council elects Carl Ellis to seven year term on Huron County Board of Health
Carl Ellis of Plymouth won a seven year term on the Huron County Board of Health at Monday's Health District Advisory Council meeting defeating Grace Reid 16 to 4. He has previously served the unexpired term of the late Lloyd Reynolds. The board may add a medical professional as President Alvin Fritz notes current members include Dr. C.B. Thomas, a pharmacist, and two nurses. The group also discusses need for venereal disease and well baby clinics amid staff and space shortages. gonorrhea led reported cases in the county with 54 records, likely undercounted.
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Gilbert
Board of Zoning Appeals
Huron County
Richard Pflieger
Pflieger
Woodlawn Ave
Melvin Shipley
Carl Ellis
Plymouth
Huron County Board of Health
Ellis
Health District Advisory Council
Grace Reid
Fitchville
Lloyd Reynolds
Reid
New London
Robert Kirk
Leon Lodermeier
Health Department
Shady Lane Appeals Reinstatement Of Giles Case
A 1973 Ohio Personnel Board of Review order for nurse aide Eva Giles to be reinstated at Shady Lane Home is on appeal in Huron County Common Pleas Court. The Laibles seek reversal while Giles is represented by John Brown. Judge Robert W. Smith said he would rule in about a week.
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Ohio Personnel Board of Review
Shady Lane Home
Huron County Common Pleas Court
John Laible
Robert W. Smith
Eva Andres Giles
Giles
John Brown
Columbus
Shady Lane
Laible
Winship Dies Former Globe Editor Remembered
Laurence Winship, 85, former editor of The Boston Globe, died Monday at Marlboro Hospital after a three week confinement. He joined the paper before World War I, became managing editor in 1937 and editor in 1955. his son Thomas is now Globe editor.
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Marlboro, Mass
ODRINEX Plan Promises Quick Weight Loss At University Hospital
New clinical tests at a major university hospital show the ODRINEX Plan helps lose excess weight quickly. The pill tames hunger and reduces appetite so you eat three meals a day with fewer calories. Safe when taken as directed, it claims to make you look better and feel better and offers a satisfaction guarantee.
School Buses Involved in Multiple Norwalk Accidents
Two Norwalk City School buses were in minor crashes Monday afternoon causing no injuries. Bonita Ruth Kay backed into a car on Walnut Street and Benedict Avenue, and Paul C. Higgins failed to stop on icy streets, hitting a car at Whittlesey Avenue and Key Drive. Other incidents involved motorists charged with failure to yield or control, plus a Gremlin rear-ending a semi on U.S. 250.
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Norwalk
Bonita Ruth Kay
Walnut Street
Benedict Avenue
George A. Miller
Miller
Philip M. Kifer, Jr
Key Estates
Whittlesey Avenue
Key Drive
Paul C. Higgins
Reed St
Kifer
Harvey R. Wunder
Baker St
Jefferson St
Price Construction Co
Wunder
Michael H. Higgins
Benedict Ave
East Elm Street
Higgins
John W. Cook
James St
Main Street
Newton Street
Rolland C. Anthony
Willard
Mildred Klading
Monroeville
Deborah A. Lambert
Cline Street
Burger Chef
Milan Avenue
St. Mary's
Chatham Streets
William E. Burton
Newton Terrace
Burton
St. Mary’s Street
Lyons
Woolf
Pontiac
Ronald J. Mahl
Ronald Myers
Myers
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Mahl
240 County Bridges Inadequate A County Wide Book
A new booklet titled Ohio Counties One By One The Problem of Inadequate Secondary Roads and Bridges lists 240 bridges in Huron County and townships as inadequate due to width age deterioration and misalignment. It estimates a $91 million need against annual receipts of $1.35 million and notes a wooden bridge on DeRussey Road cannot carry a school bus prompting a five mile detour twice daily. County Engineer Urban Livengood Sr. confirms the unsafe bridge but had not seen the booklet while affirming the figures are correct.
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Huron County
Ohio
Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
County Commissioners’ Association of Ohio
The
County Engineers Association of Ohio
Ohio Contractors Association
International Union of Operating Engineers
Urban Livengood, Sr
DeRussey Road
Norfolk and Western
Livengood
Property Transfers List From Local Deed Records
A sequence of property transfers listing multiple grantors and grantees by name and neighborhood. Transfers include households in Norwalk City Ridgefield Hartland Lyme Lyme Two Greenwich Village and Collins Village with parties such as Fondale Barnett Baker Chambers Earl Norman Falk French Entler Graves Newell Kishbaugh Lang Grant Sprague Wolfe Krupp Mellott Bleile Rohlf Ruggles Smith Stiansy Stainsy Wiley and others.
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Joseph & Crandell Fondale
Clark
Jo Ann Barnett
Nrch. & Grafld
Robert
Irene Baker
Martin & Donamai Chambers
Greenwich Village
Wayne Earl
Glenna Earl
N.F
Dennis
Kimberly Norman
Lawrence
Janet Falk
Lyme
Winthrop
Leona French
W.B. French & Son
Wakeman
Allen
Jo Ann Entler
James
Susan
Terrance
Sandra Skistmas
Lloyd & Kathleen Smith
Norwalk City
Marius
Linda Stiansy
Marion
Peter Stainsy
Hartland Two
Andy Case, Et al
Hansel
Betty Wiley
Collins Village
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Delight
Toronto
James Hertenstein
James Stewart
Ateal
Murper
WKBF
Cleveland
Cablevision, Inc
Council
County Health Board
Howard Sparks
George Linn
Fritz
Linn
Sparks
Carl Eilis
Shady Lane Appeals
Towne & Country Theatre
America
Gene Shalit
Wnbc-Tv
Nbc-Tv
Lillian Roth
Glenn Miller
Winship
Henry Block
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