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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1978

Page

2

Windshield Shatters In Parked Car Hit and Run

A car parked near 167 Whittlesey Ave was smashed by an unknown motorist who fled the scene. The impact cracked the parked car’s windshield and damaged nearby property. Police issued alerts for the hit and run suspect and recovered some debris from the incident.

Whittlesey Ave David J. Frey N. West St West Washington Street Monroeville Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Mary C. Rogers State St Whittlesey Avenue League Street Mary G. Gregory Monroe St

Obituaries Willard and New London Residents Passed Away

WILLARD Mrs. Jane Jump Willard 60 died Friday afternoon at the Cleveland Clinic after a short illness. She is survived by her husband Max, a brother Richard Trimner in Arlington Texas and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are pending at Fink Lindsey Funeral Home in Willard. NEW LONDON John William Bill Hardy 49 of Rome Greenwich Road rural New London died at home Friday afternoon after a long illness. He retired in 1974 for health reasons. He was a Fitchville area resident, Boy Scout supporter, WWII Marine veteran, and Bricklayers Local 46 member. Survived by wife Marilyn two sons Richard and Joseph at home two daughters Lois Daruszka and Sharon Witter, parents Dwight and Myrtie Hardy, five granddaughters, siblings Donald Charles, four sisters Hildred Crabbs Laura Moon Gertrude Young Alice Gilbert. A sister Margery Burrey and an infant brother Dwight preceded him. No calling hours. Private services 4 p.m. Sunday Eastman Funeral Home New London. Cremation.

Willard Jane Jump East Howard St Cleveland Clinic Max Richard Trimner Arlington Texas Fink- Lindsey Funeral Home New London John William Bill” Hardy Rome-Greenwich Road Fitchville Area Fitchville Union Fremont T. L. Wilson Construction Co Marilyn Richard Joseph Daniel Lois) Daruszka DePew N. Y Rick Sharon) Witter Sandusky Dwight Hardy Nor Eastman Funeral Home William Crabbs Grace Bretheran Church

Fifth Graders In Milan Stage Pioneer Plays

Milan Elementary fifth graders under Mrs. Betty Boegli and Mrs. Lucille Bonds created and performed plays about pioneer America. Cast included Cindy Charity, Julie Bolding, Anita Landoll, Susan Germain, Lisa Bascharow, Connie Donald, Kim Hartman, Holly Maloney, Jimmy Hall, Traci McCurry, Abbie Beradi, Joey Jolly, Laurie Lindecamp, and others. Puppets and wagon displays accompanied scenes from Lewis and Clark and river life along the Ohio River.

Milan America Betty Boegli Lucille Bonds Ohio River Cindy Charity Julie Bolding Anita Landoll Susan Germain Lisa Bascharow Connie Donald Kim Hartman Holly Maloney Jimmy Hall Traci McCurry Abbie Beradi Joey Jolly Laurie Lindecamp Lewis and Clark Debbie Krame Nancy Daye Lisa Cole Lindy Green Vonda Jones Kaye Kramer Kenny Waldron Craig Sission Kim Murray

Humorist To Speak At Area 4-H Dinner

Henry Schriver humorist poet and farmer will be guest speaker at the Huron County 4-H Advisor’s Recognition Banquet at New Haven Methodist Church on Monday evening March 13. Jim Helt will preview the future H club program. Mrs Barbara Wurzel will honor advisors for milestone years including 30 25 20 and 10 year winners with a listed roster of names.

Henry Schriver Huron County New Haven Jim Helt Barbara Wurzel

Edison High names second nine weeks honor roll

Edison High School announces the second nine weeks honor roll. Nine seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen earned straight A grades, while a larger list includes students named to the honor roll across all grades from Edison. Names include Linda Boone Kathy Huber Karen Doney Sara Mohammed Kami Mohammed and others.

Milan Edison High School Linda Boone Kathy Huber Kathlen Lohmann Karen Doney Sara Mohammed Kami Mohammed Gary Doney Sandra Hartman Jeanette Hochstedler

Ambulance runs and billing in Norwalk February report

Norwalk ambulances performed 93 runs in February with 54 emergencies and 39 transports of invalids. City runs totaled 56, with 7 in Norwalk Township, 5 in Ridgefield Township, and 2 in Bronson Township. February ambulance billing reached $3,355.

Norwalk City Norwalk Township Ridgefield Township Bronson Township

Be Wary Of Seed Quality For Corn And Soybean Seed

A Norwalk clinic discussed seed testing and germination tests. If germination falls below 80 percent, apply a fungicide treatment such as Captan Thiram or Vitavax 200 to improve viability. Commercial seed tests should show germination on the bag, and if in doubt, send seed to a seed laboratory for testing since winter storms have disrupted official testing.

Norwalk Ohio Department of Agriculture

Farmers To View Area Farm Shops Tour

Area farmers will participate in an Extension Farm Shop Tour on Wednesday led by John K Wells Huron County Extension Agent for Agriculture. Stops include Robert Wrights farm on Sandusky County Road 294 near Castalia and John Rockwells farm on Huron Avery Road with a heated shop for winter repairs, plus a final session at Ehove Commons Building Mason Road near Ohio 150. The event promotes selecting proper tools to maintain costly equipment and save money by winter repairs.

John K. Wells Huron County Robert Wright Sandusky Castalia Wright Wells John Rockwell Huron-Avery Road Huron Rockwell Ehove Commons Mason Road Ohio 150

Damschroder Proposes Tenure Bill To Fire Bad Teachers

Ohio State Representative Gene Damschroder introduced H.R. 1142 to end teacher tenure protections. He argued inner city districts face the issue most and that good teachers don’t need tenure while bad teachers should be fired. He said administrators and superintendents urged action to awaken the state education system.

Columbus Gene Damschroder Damschroder

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Toledo Ohio Mrs. Jane Jump John William Hardy Towne & Country Theatre Sue Ronn Koerper Lorain County LCCC Daniel J. Reiber Engineering Technology N. Abbe Road Elyria Lorain County Community College North Abbe Road Lorain Cleveland Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Eric Krame Jeff Craig Sisson Mark and Mike Scheid Lynda Murray Marion Moss Lee Buckingham Helen Manhart Joe H. Holden Thomas Nuhfer Harold Margaret Phillips John L. Fries Ralph M. Fulton Ronald M. Linder Kathy Pheiffer Carol Shade Richard D. Hines Rachael Dodson Twila Lucas Thomas Mahl Jan Myers Don Detterman Harry Krisha Carl Mays Mark A. Fidler Don E. Fidler Plymouth Mather Afb Calif U.S. Air Force Lackland Afb Tex Edison Dean Bishop Bernard Bogan Jon Bolding Brian Boose Debbie Bradley John Collart Kim Harkelroad James Hillman Ges MacKay Laloney Todd Mcllrath Cheryl Noe Tina Pappas Caroline Booker Mark Stein Jon Wolfert Dale Baker Bruce Boos Sharon Buggele Denise Burke Barbara Crigger Scott Ellis Curt Heckelman Donna Hohman Denise Ingersoll Diane Ortman Karen Thomas Nintors Carla Ackerman Ron Barber Martha Bickley Steve Boegli Cathy Boos Lisa Chauvin David Collart Lyn Grant Beth Harrelson Wendy Hire Www Hoffman Jer Horman Mary Mockler Mark Nye Bob Ortman Bill Protzek Cheryl Raboin George Rosekelly Patricia Sands Katherin Sholes William Straub Wendy Weikle Patricia Anthony Karen Buggele John Early Debbie Foeller Trish Hillman Peggy Knallay Rel ‘A Mockler Timothy Myers Barbara Phillips Patricia Ritz Chiecko Seino Sheila Walbom Cathy Waszkiewicz Lisa Williams Towne & Country Players E. Main Ame Goodmich & aLotat Amsterdam Farm and City David Bauer
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