Norwalk Theater Sold By Panther to Realty Equities
Panther Theater Corp owner of 65 theaters including Norwalk sold to Realty Equities Corp of New York for about 3.6 million dollars. The Norwalk Theater, built in 1941, was part of an eight million plus annual business for Panther.
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Panther Theater Corp
Norwalk
Realty Equities, Corp
New York
Panther Circuit
Panther Chain
Schine Theaters, Inc
Panther
Louis LaBonte
New York City
Norwalk GI Leaves For Vietnam
Pvt. William H. Lenhart son of Mr and Mrs John F Lenhart 60 Harris Ave left for Vietnam after completing Army Aviation School at Fort Rucker Alabama He is assigned as crew chief in helicopters A 1968 graduate of St Paul High School Sgt Thomas E Stanton of Fort Hood Texas will leave April 13 for a second Korea tour Clair LaVerne Sarr Sr 61 of Berlin Heights admitted to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital for burns from boiling water while working at Berlin Fruit Box Co He is listed in satisfactory condition
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William H. Lenhart
John F. Lenhart
Harris Ave
Vietnam
Army
Fort Rucker
Ala
St. Paul High School
Thomas E. Stanton
Fort Hood
Texas
Korea
Clair LaVerne Sarr, Sr
Berlin Heights
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Berlin Fruit Box Co
Sarr
Faubus Marries Divorcee in Ozark Honeymoon
Former Arkansas Gov Orval Faubus, 59, wed Elizabeth Westmoreland, 30, a divorcee with two children, three weeks after his divorce from his 37 year wife became final. The ceremony was conducted in Rev Dale Cowling's study with the license waived.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Supreme Court
Little Rock High School
Ozark Mountains
Faubus
Elizabeth Westmoreland
Dale Cowling
National Guard
Little Rock
Dwight D. Eisenhower
L.W. Love
Love
Bootlegger Hides Upstairs Clings to TV Antenna
In Youngstown James Gibbs, sought by eight officers, hid in an attic and climbed a 20 foot television antenna to escape. Tear gas blocked his escape before firefighters retrieved him. Gibbs held on $20,000 bond in city jail.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
James Gibbs
Law
Gibbs
Nothing Left Of The Car In Ohio Turnpike Crash
An Ohio Turnpike crash four miles west of the Norwalk Sandusky interchange left no visible vehicle, with a tanker truck carrying chemicals and a steel hauler involved. William L. Reams 17 and Becky Lou Reams 13 were treated and released, while Gerald Moore 34 of Middletown was hospitalized in fair condition after the steel truck collision. Traffic stopped for over two hours as wreckage and steel were cleared. A separate Bull Head Road incident damaged two Willard cars, one rear ending the other.
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Ohio Turnpike
Norwalk
Sandusky
William L. Reams
Warren
James A. Bish
Midway
Historical Society Revitalized by Members Meeting
Firelands Historical Society members voted to revitalize operations with larger staff, expanded publications, more frequent meetings, and increased fundraising. Henry Timman elected head for 1969, with Mrs Harriet Lawton and Mrs Mildred Laning re elected as secretary and treasurer.
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Firelands Historical Society
Norwalk Junior High
Firelands Museum
Henry Timman
Norwalk
Society
Paul Carpenter
John Stewart
Huron County
Charles Frohman
Sandusky
Erie County
Harriet Lawton
Mildred Laning
Dudley White
James Wood
Robert Gill
William Wickham
Irving Roth
Thurman Peabody
13 Year Old Injured In East Main Street Crash
Jenny Brutsche age 13 of 2 Adams Street was taken to Fisher Titus Hospital after a collision at East Main Street and Chatham Street involving her brother William 16. A witness said she started turning right from East Main Street and car in the right lane driven by Kenneth Chaffee 16 struck her side. Brutsche faces a charge of making an improper turn. Chaffee faces charges of failure to stop in an assured clear distance and speeding. They are due in Juvenile Court April 1.
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Jenny Brutsche
Adams St
Fisher- Titus Hospital
William
East Main Street
Chatham
Brutsche
Chatham Street
Kenneth Chaffee
Norwalk
Chaffee
Runaway Juveniles In Custody In Titusville Story
Two 14 year old runaways from Titusville Pa were taken to the juvenile home Friday One was wanted for auto thefts in Pa A separate incident involved Mrs August Ringlein crashing into a parked car owned by Robert Reed Another accident on Benedict Avenue involved Mrs James Farley colliding with Lewis Shukeat A man Charles McKenzie 46 was arrested for drunkenness
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Titusville
Pennsylvania
August Ringlein
Whittlesey
West Elm
Robert Reed
James Farley
Newton St
Benedict Avenue
West Seminary Street
Benedict
Lewis Shukeat
Chestnut St
Charles McKenzie
Benedict Ave
Maple City Rubber Plans New Building Expansion
Maple City Rubber Company at 55 Newton St builds a $120 000 one story addition on the north side of its two story plant. The project may add a few jobs for printers as demand for toy balloons and advertising balloons grows. current staff is 30, all women. The firm, founded in 1915 by Claude Martin Sr., now employs about 80.
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Maple City Rubber Company
Newton St
Claude Martin Jr
Martin
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