Norwalk UF approves 2000 for Red Cross blood program
Directors of the Norwalk Area United Fund vote a 2000 grant to the Huron County Red Cross blood program to maintain free blood for patients. The fund plans three installments starting in April as officials note the need to raise additional money elsewhere to cover a total 4000 goal.
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Norwalk Area United Fund
Huron County Red Cross
Red Cross
B. Harry Parke
Albert S. Gonges
Firelands
Huron County
Norwalk
Gonges
Gongos
Bellevue
Willard
Erie County
Sandusky
Norwalk Reflector-Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Historical notice from Norwalk Ohio newspaper listing subscription rates for various regions. Details include 45 cents per week for local carrier delivery, 15 dollars per year by mail in certain counties, 23.40 dollars yearly elsewhere in the U.S., with payments in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Monroeville
Wakeman
Northeld
Greenwich
New London
Aid
Huron
Erie Counes
U.S
Cary Grant in Custody Fight Over LSD and Sanity
Miss Cannon testifies Grant urged psychiatric help and accused a doctor of trying to seduce her. She describes a televised Academy Awards binge where he yelled, spilled wine, and jumped on a bed for hours. Grant allegedly used LSD for ten years and urged her to try it, while Marmon and a psychiatrist offer mixed views on his judgment and compassion. Grant remains absent due to injuries from a recent car crash.
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Miss Cannon
Grant
Marmon
New York
Virginia Cherill
Betsy Drake
Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
Arm injuries and stings treated at Fisher-Titus Hospital
Robert Hay, 49, of Attica, treated for a right arm laceration. Michael Knapp, 16, of New London, sprained his right wrist at school. Glenn Holmes, 32, Willard, and George Fenner, 39, Norwalk, treated for left ring finger lacerations. Virgil Osborn, 32, Monroeville, drilled finger wound. Roger Hunter, 18, New London, stung by a bee while driving, released after treatment.
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Robert Hay
Attica
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Michael Knapp
Cook Road
New London
Glenn Holmes
Myrtle Ave
Willard
George Fenner
Jefferson Ave
Norwalk
Virgil Osborn
West St
Monroeville
Roger Hunter
Finish Sewer Plans For Norwalk East Side
Engineers completed plans to fix sewer issues in Norwalk east side. Morley Price says Maplehurst storm sewer and Route 20 sanitary sewer relocation are ready, with a collapsed line in quicksand and temporary piping in place. D. E. Starkey handles Maplehurst. Richard Mutz oversees the sanitary project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Morley Price
Maplehurst
Route 20
Quicksand
D.E. Starkey
Richard Mutz
Shoes for the Shoeless program extended to March 31
Norwalk AMVETS Commander Doug Colvin announces extended Shoes for the Shoeless drive through March 31. Sponsored by Save The Children Federation and led by AMVETS posts, the program distributes usable shoes to needy American citizens. Collect usable footwear at Hitching Post E Main St Jo & Ed's Whittlesey Ave or Norwalk Beverage Center St Marys St.
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Norwalk Amvets
Doug Colvin
Save the Children Federation
Amvets
Citi
Zens
E. Main St
Jo & Ed’s Drive-In
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk
St. Mary’s St
Revival Meeting At First Church Of Christ Hosts Edwin Wilson
The First Church of Christ will hold daily revival services at 7 30 p m from March 25 to 29 with Edwin Wilson of Clear Creek Church of Christ Ashland delivering the sermons. James Hile of Norwalk, a baritone, is featured Monday evening.
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First Church of Christ
Edwin Wilson
Clear Creek
Drunk Driving Suspect Edmond Weaver Sentenced in Monroeville
Edmond G. Weaver of Monroeville, 36, was fined 200 dollars, ordered to pay court costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and had his driving privileges restricted for six months after a drunken driving arrest by the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The fourth annual National Watch Fob Show arrives in Norwalk March 30–31 at the American Legion Hall, with hours 9–10 Saturday and 10–4 Sunday, sponsored by the International Watch Fob Association Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond G. Weaver
Monroeville
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Common Pleas
Norwalk
American Legion Hall
The
International Watch Fob Association Inc
Crown Princess Beatrix Expected Second Child in September
The government information service said Crown Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands expects her second child in September. She already has a son born last April.
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the Hague
UPI
Beatrix
Some Old Trees Coming Down in Norwalk
A Norwalk project removes aged boulevard trees damaged by 1950s tornadoes starting this week. The city will replace them with 500 young trees this spring. Nearly 100 residents asked for front-yard plantings, and officials note past replant losses due to insufficient watering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
City Hall
Morley Price
Price
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Yoga Reflector
E. Monr
Ohio
Reflector-Herald, Ic
UPI News Service
Ember Audit Bureau of Circulaan and
Ohio Newspaper
Associaon
Cary Grant
FREE
W. Main
Pearl
Woodbine
Freeman
Executives Club
Chicago
UPI Telephoto
Ag A
MODEL
Emerson
Applian Center
E. Monroe ST
Lake Erie
PERCH
Esmond
Cardman’s Restaurant
Benedict Avenue
Ala Physicians & Surgeons
Walgreens
Walgreen
Magi Walgreen
Perma
Olafsen
Aytinal JR. MillVis
ULT
Iya
Aiad Drug Store
E. Main
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