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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
3
A Vermilion school bus struck a power pole on slick pavement at 7:50 a.m. injuring three students Donna Watson 12 Sharon Sprunk 12 and Shirley Byrd 13 treated by a nurse. Driver Francis Holtzcamp 44 not injured. Patrol reports icy conditions and minor bus damage.
Mrs Pearl Eichenlaub hosted the Greenwich American Legion Auxiliary meeting reporting approved contributions to the Auxiliary state office and National Child Welfare Foundation Memorial Fund in memory of Mrs Marie Moore. A public sale of Mrs Fern Crums estate items will be at the Legion Hall this Saturday March 12 with lunch served. A Philippines program was presented by Mrs Virgil Kessler.
Sheriff John Borgia and deputies joined the Hur on County Health Advisory Committee annual meeting after Warren Jump of Ridgefield Township and Earl Swander were mentioned in a briefing. The session addressed illegal dumping concerns and potential enforcement steps.
Sheriff John Bogin warns that laws against dumping rubbish on roadsides and private property will be enforced by the Huron County Sheriff's Department. The issue follows several complaints as warm weather returns, with health council members urging stricter penalties.
Willard officials discuss how many subdivisions would join a county landfill project and who would finance it with a levy or bonds. Clarence Ellett warns time is running out as dump contracts expire for Townsend Clarksfield and Hartland. Rural growth and location challenges raise questions on feasibility and enforcement.
Due to Lenten devotions the Sce Lee Man Unit No 547 American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 1 p m Wednesday in the American Legion Hall on South Main Street instead of the usual Wednesday evening at a member's home. Mrs Myron J Gerber will present the program and Mrs Jay E Thurston will head refreshments. Members should bring plastic bags and scissors to continue wreath making for Memorial Day graves.
Police reported a collision between a semitrailer and an auto carrier on West Main Street near Church Street Monday morning. Raymond Lee Baker, 21, of Sparta Tennessee, turning into a gas station, collided with Robert E. Decker of Garden City Michigan. A new Plymouth over Decker’s cab was damaged as Baker said he aimed to repair a trailer tire.
A 16 year old East Side Norwalk boy is missing after his father filed a report at 5 50 p m noting he left for school but did not stay there.
Howard Hall reports a three week old break in at his Holiday Lakes summer home in Fostoria. The culprits forced a basement window and cooked two pizzas, hot dogs, luncheon meat and bread then drank soft drinks. Beer was untouched. The kitchen was cleaned and waste papers discarded. Missing are two steel measuring tapes, 12 and 10 feet long.
The Norwalk Reflector outlines its pricing by carrier or mail in several Ohio towns and counties. Rates include 45c per week locally, $10 per year in Huron and Erie Counties, and $15 per year elsewhere in the U.S. Mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
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