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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1975
Page
7
In Dallas, William P. Op pel recounts jury duty day mixing civic duty with a canny bridge session. He endures the summons and early report, then joins a courtroom routine before resuming card games with fellow jurors. He notes receiving a $10 compensation after a long day.
The Monroeville Board of Education accepted resignations from Gerald Dreisbach custodian and Charlotte Rosswurm cafeteria cashier and secretary. Randall Deer was hired as substitute bus driver and custodian, Ruth Adelman as cafeteria cashier and secretary. Mrs George Drake was renamed to a seven year term on the Library Board. The board approved a Bowling Green State University career education program for eight elementary teachers.
A rural Wakeman driver backed into another car in the Fast Foods lot on Benedictive Road Wednesday afternoon. Frieda J. Lee, 49, told police she thought no car was behind her. Her car struck Kathleen J. Oates 20, of Collins on the side.
The Huron County Probate Court records a joint property estate for Tillie M. Janotta at 105 State St with assets totaling 56 266 dollars. The filing notes jointly held property or accounts if any.
Classified ad text urges readers to call 662 4241 to inquire about buying selling or renting a house.
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles issues new license plate validation stickers for trucks trailers farm vehicles motorcycles and house vehicles. In March non passenger registrations accepted at designated agencies in Huron County including Robert L. Hopkins 31 Main Street Greenwich and Michael Meinke Auto Club 275 Benedict Ave Norwalk. No passenger car stickers before April 1.
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