Man injured in accident found dead in Monroeville
Clayton Rupp 59, injured in a traffic crash that killed Leona Walton, was found dead in his apartment by Harold Landphair. Coroner cites natural causes possibly heart attack or pulmonary embolism. Rupp, WWII veteran and Faulhaber Co. employee, was active in St. Joseph Church and veterans groups. funeral arrangements announced.
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Monroeville
Clayton
Bob) Rupp
David R. Williams
Rupp
Harold Landphair
S. Main St
Lee’s Grill
Landphair
Leona Walton
U.S. 20
Greyhound
Faulhaber Co
St. Joseph
Harry
Dolores) Mesnard
Tom
Marjorie) Kerr
Norwalk
Drake Funeral Home
Harvey Keller
St. Joseph Cemetery
Town Launches Sewer Study
The New London village plans a sewer study of White Avenue First Prospect and Clifton streets this week. Ralph McVean will meet with Harold Cooke and council members to discuss storm sewer expansion possibly costing 200000 dollars or more. Cooke notes limited storm line maps and the Park Avenue East Main James and South Railroad route drains to Bonney Creek.
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New London
White Avenue
First
Prospect
Clifton
Ralph McVean
Medina
Harold Cooke
Cook
Cooke
Park Avenue
East Main
James
South Railroad
Bonney Creek
Works Progress Administration
Norwalk Adopts New Emergency Numbers for Fire and Police
Norwalk customers receive updated telephone listings with new emergency numbers. Beginning 2 01 a m Friday Fire 668 3333 Police 668 3311, affecting nearly 2 000 customers and the time and temperature line. Customer service manager Don Schawarzentraub urged checking the new directory before dialing.
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Norwalk
Fire
Police
Don Schawarzentraub
St Paul 1st Honors List With 3.8 to 4.0 Averages
Twenty St Paul High School students earned first honors for the period ending March 8 with GPAs from 3.8 to 4.0. Seniors include Bernadette Bick Diane Camp Grace Hay Susan Hohler Richard Reichart Brian Schnellinger and Linda Smith. Juniors Mary Ann Dible Gerald Didion Catherine Fritz William Kacharsky Michael LaConte and Laura Smith. Sophomore Sue Kluding. Freshmen Sue Fields Charles Hillman Allan Langjahr Paula Moehlman Tom Ruffing and Tim Ruffing. Thirty students earned second honors with GPAs 3.5 to 3.7.
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Bernadette Bick
Diane Camp
Grace Hay
Susan Hohler
Richard Reichart
Brian Schnellinger
Linda Smith
Mary Ann Dible
Gerald Didion
Catherine Fritz
William Kacharsky
Michael LaConte
Laura Smith
Sue Kluding
Sue Fields
Charles Hillman
Allan Langjahr
Paula Moehlman
Tom Ruffing
Tim Ruffing
James Browder
Mary Ann Hertenstein
Peter Mellen
Deborah Nickols
Patricia Cutnan
Margaret Dempsey
Linda Greenwald
Joseph Linder
Regina Rushin
Julie Wilde
Cheryl Collier
Patty Hertenstein
Carolyn Hipp
Laura Hipp
Steve Kayatin
Sue Karner
Steve Kocher
Bill Linder
Paula Schnellinger
Debbie Stein
Ginny Watkins
Jim Amato
Steve Ball
Jonathan Cahill
Don Davis
Ellen Dixon
Sue Dudies
Jeff Hipp
Julie Missler
Cindy Nickoli
Lions Plan City-Wide Paper Drive
The Norwalk Lions Club will hold a city-wide paper drive on April 6 with trucks on every street and larger trailers around town. Funds go to eye care, glasses for the needy, scholarships for St. Paul and Norwalk High Schools, Christmas baskets, and aid to the blind. Residents should place paper bundles on porches or at collection points, with locations announced before April 6.
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Norwalk
Lions Club
Lions
St. Paul and
Norwalk High
Lost pet alert with finder contact details
A local classified notice urges owners to contact the finder at 662 4241 to recover a lost pet. The terse plea emphasizes proactive outreach rather than hoping for return.
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Classified
Norwalk Pre Kindergarten Clinic Set For April at Norwalk JH
A pre kindergarten clinic to screen visual, hearing, speech and physical coordination will be held April 22 to 25 at Norwalk Junior High School. Registration is needed for class planning and health verification. Parents must present immunization records and the child’s birth certificate and call the Central Office to schedule.
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Norwalk
Greenwich Bays Trees For Village Boulevards
Greenwich Village Council buys 24 trees at 300 dollars for tree lawns, selects Cleveland Norway Maple and Imperial Honey Locust, to replace cut trees and be planted between sidewalks and streets mid April. A tree lawn committee will recruit citizens. future saplings may be distributed first come, first served.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Village
James Laser
Lee Mills
Laser
Council
Cleveland
New London Florist
Pat Haines
Patton
DC hoax invites high school bands for non existent May event
District of Columbia police said an unknown number of high school bands across the United States including Ohio groups were invited to Washington for a non existent event in May. The hoax was sponsored by a group that does not exist.
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Washington
UPI
District of Columbia
United States
Ohio
Egg price probe urged to cover retail gap
United Egg Producers president Jerry Bookey asked government officials to investigate the growing gap between farm egg prices and what consumers pay. He noted farm prices had fallen 12 cents per dozen since January 1 and urged expanding an April 2 hearing to include eggs.
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Washington
UPI
Jerry Bookey
United Egg Producers
UEP
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Joseph P. Vigorito
Dpa
House
Vigorito
Bookey
Scouts Win In Court Over Cottage On Leased Land
Firelands Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America obtained a temporary restraining order to preserve a cottage a tool shed and a pump house on land leased from Alta Forgerson near Ridgefield Township along the Huron River. Judge Robert J. Vetter set a later hearing to determine damages and rental. The buildings were a gift from Ann E. Brown on Feb 24 and the lease expired March 1. The Scouts offered to pay reasonable rent and plan to move the structures when weather and conditions permit. Forgerson threatened removal or eviction by March 17 if not vacated.
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Firelands Area Council, Inc
Boy Scouts of America
Alta Forgerson
Monroeville
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Scout Organization
Sandusky
Ann E. Brown
Huron River
Firelands Council
Forgerson
Morristown teen pleads not guilty to check forgery
Linda S Baxter 18 of Morristown Tennessee pleaded not guilty in Huron County Court to forging Blair Hunter’s name on a 40 dollar check. New London police arrested her. Bond set at 2500 cash or 5000 property.
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Linda S. Baxter
Morristown
Tenn
New London Police
Blair Hunter
Huron County
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Lyle Knapp
Park Board
Ashland Implement Co
North Star Council of Governmentts
John Lowther
New London Hospital
Lowther
Ashland County
Jones Hall
Houston
Texas
Richard Nixon
The
National Association of Broadcasters
UPI Telephoto
St. Paul
St. Paul High School
Woolweort
Greenwich Bays
Phree
Upven
W. Main ST
Hank Aaron
Magnavox
P.O
Pound Ridge
New York
Fact
Prrces
Sabtis
W. Main
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