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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1975
Page
8
Community notes include Fulston’s seed bend listing at 19 S Linwood Norwalk with ad items on seeds onions and garden tips. Business updates announced Jakes Barber Shop closure due to illness 713 Dairy Dee Now Open and hours for March. A dog at large charge, a window break at White Lumber Co and a town tax filing reminder reported.
Norwalk firemen responded to a smoldering trash can fire in front of 38 East Main Street Sunday evening likely started by a cigarette. Dan Hipp a Norwalk High School student reported his wallet stolen at the Recreation Center Saturday with no money inside. The wallet was taken from his pants in a locker between 2 and 3 p.m. George D. Kuhlman reported damage to his car hood after it was scraped while parked at Walt's Midtown Sunoco on 74 East Main Street early Sunday morning. Eugene C Brill of 147 Milan Avenue earned a certificate after completing a course at General Telephone Co of Ohio Technical Training School.
EHOVE Young Farmers and Homemakers Chapter members attend the Ohio conference in Columbus. Robert Risdon wins state and area high corn yield with 224 bushels per acre. Bruce Balduff earns North Central Area Award for soybean efficiency. The chapter earns North Central Area Chapter award for overall activity. Advisor Jerry Mahl receives five year teaching recognition.
State Rep. Ethel Swanbeck says the failure of four constitutional amendments in Ohio is tragic for the jobless and the economy. She notes the amendments aimed to address unemployment transport and housing but failed before the deadline due to powerful special interests and partisan figures.
The page presents Wheat and Corn local prices with several months futures quoted. Figures show Mar May July Sept Dec contracts and daily values, with scattered illegible entries. The ad promotes classified ads and lists a phone number for contact.
Vira W Buzzard 77 of New London died at home. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Eastman Funeral Home New London with burial Fitchville Cemetery. Nova resident Donald Ray Smith 49 died of apparent heart attack. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Nova Community United Methodist Church burial Ashland Memorial Park. George F Holtz 59 of Norwalk died at University Hospital Columbus. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Wednesday St Patrick Church Frostburgh burial Frostburgh parish cemetery.
Hospital admissions include Jeffrey Stuckey Norwalk John Goostree Norwalk Charles Gies Norwalk Warren Scheid North Fairfield Harry Hintz Norwalk Rebecca Huestis New London Stephen Wetzel Norwalk Glenn Miller Bellevue Adolph Stieber Norwalk Mrs Jeanette Adelman Norwalk. Discharges list Mrs Francis Isaacs Norwalk Mrs Esther Bennett North Fairfield Kenneth Kidd Mansfield Emry Vance Norwalk Eric Wilhelm North Fairfield Debra Frizzi Vermilion Brian Runkle Norwalk Mrs Kathleen Walters Norwalk Robert Kearney North Fairfield Mrs Dorothy Rosa Milan William Orr Norwalk Mrs Sheila Gerken Norwalk Mrs Lucille Hamilton New London Mrs Patricia Westfall Ashland Mrs Cynthia Reep Wakeman Eric Johnson Sandusky Woodrow Absher Monroeville Mrs Margaret O'Dell Wakeman.
Ann Stieber of Norwalk Ohio named Executrix of the estate of Kathleen G Merrill deceased late of Norwalk. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months. Dated March 7 1975 Judge Thomas E Heydinger Probate Division Huron County Ohio March dates 10 17 24 1975
The City of Norwalk Ohio invites sealed bids for the purchase of filter agitators with bids due by 12 00 Noon DST on March 18 1975 in Mayor's Court Room. Each bid must include full names ofInterested parties and a 10 percent bid bond or certified check securing contract performance. Bids may be rejected and withdrawals not permitted for 30 days after opening.
Carl's Insulation offers attic and wall blown insulation with free estimates and a 419-929-4189 contact. Paul Sanders in Greenwich advertises BLOWN IN INSULATION and a 752-7164 number after 6 pm. House Doctor carpenter with 20 years’ experience provides small repairs and paneling, call 662-9265 after 6 pm.
Ohio Department of Transportation announces unit price contract for Monroe Street improvements in Bellevue Lyme Township Huron County. Sealed bids due March 18 1975 with 5 percent certified or 10 percent bid bond. Plans on file. director may reject any bids. Richard D. Jackson director.
The Western Reserve Local School District Wakeman Ohio invites sealed bids for 3 1975 conventional Type 66 passenger school buses. Separate bids for chassis and body must meet specifications and Ohio standards. Bid bonds or certified checks equal 5 percent accompany bids. bids due March 17 1975 with publication dates Feb 17 24 and March 3 10.
Glenn J. Leber declares in a formal statement that he bears no responsibility for debts other than his own obligations.
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