Norwalk Township Studies Model Zoning Plan For Voters
A five member Norwalk Township committee studies a model zoning ordinance from the Huron County Regional Planning Commission. They plan an open meeting for residents to seek recommendations as they prepare to place a zoning code before voters for the fourth time. The proposal outlines seven districts including open area residential and manufacturing. The plan allows varied residential densities and mobile home parks with multi family housing under planned development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Township
C.B. Roscoe
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Harry Ludwig
Norwalk
Oberlin Historian to Speak at Firelands Meeting
Oberlin educator Mrs. Embree H. Hoffman will discuss Bits and Pieces of History at the Firelands Historical Society annual meeting set for 8 p.m. March 30 in the Norwalk Public Library basement. The Elyria Chronicle Telegram staffer will share memories of growing up amid professional historians and her daily record hunting. Also on the program are society reports, elections and a curator’s update on the museum’s recent acquisition.
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Firelands Historical Society
Norwalk Public Library
Embree H. Hoffman
Oberlin
The
Republic
Buff To Speak stock certificate and society membership notes
A stock certificate in the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad made out to W B Benham and presented by Mrs Angus Barton, plus an option to purchase and a $100 receipt to Osborn Monnett via granddaughter Mrs Sheldon R Laning. Society memberships in 1970 rose to 341 from 305 in 1969. new members Harold Schnee and Lewis R Rank of Florida join five current members to total 71. Firelands Museum will be open weekends in April and school tours occur as part of local history studies with visitors from Perkins School, Boone School, Lorain, and Welcome Wagon Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
W.B. Benham
Angus Barton
Osborn Monnett
Sheldon R. Laning
Henry Timman
Harold Schnee
Lewis R. Rank
Florida
Firelands Museum
Perkins School
Boone School
Lorain
Welcome Wagon Club
Norwalk incidents include car spray and egg toss aftermath
A New London man found his car sprayed with shaving cream and eggs after a Norwalk movie outing. In other notes, a fence-crash by two boys, a raccoon bite of Kevin Dailey, and a Linwood avenue collision with a Brown motorist cited for failure to yield are reported alongside regional hospital week events and an Erie County essay contest.
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London
Norwalk
Mildred Haeuptle
Stoutenburg Dr
Kevin Dailey
Roy Dailey
Kevin
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Linwood Avenue
Harris Street
Wendy D. Roehrdanz
Southgate Dr
Thomas L. Brown
Brown
Sandusky
Erie County
Berlin-Milan
Providence, Good Samaritan
Sandusky Memorial Hospitals
Cedar Point
County 4-H Reaches Ohio Fund Drive Goal Leaders Honored
County 4-H agent Carlos Tucker and Walter Horn Jr honored as first Ohio county to hit the Ohio National 4-H Fund Drive goal. They spoke at the Ohio 4-H Advisors Recognition Luncheon at Ohio State University. Over 2,000 was raised for two cabins at 4-H Camp Conger near North Fairfield after a 2,500 gift to foundations. Norwalk Knights of Columbus to sponsor first and second degree ceremonies at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Carlos Tucker
Walter Horn, Jr
Lyme Township
Ohio
Ohio State University
Columbus
Conger
North Fairfield
Norwalk Knights of Columbus
Infant Walks Away From Home In Norwalk
The 15 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas Nickols wandered from their home at 60 N Prospect St Saturday. Two Norwalk boys Ronald Beaven and Mark A Austin found the child and brought her to the police station where Mrs Nickols identified her. The infant wore a pink coat white pants white boots and mittens and sucked a pacifier.
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Douglas Nickols
N. Prospect St
Norwalk
Ronald Beaven
Whittlesey Ave
Mark A. Austin
N. Foster St
James Martin
Rule Street
City to buy coal from two bidding firms
The city will contract with Capitol Fuel Co of Cleveland and Mathes Coal Co of Sandusky after bids were received Saturday. Capitol bid $7.60 per ton, Mathes Coal $8.70. Service Director Herbert Krogh said contracts will be entered with each company according to their capacities.
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Herbert Krogh
Capitol Fuel Co
Cleveland
Mathes Coal Co
Sandusky
Capitol
Sandusky Company
Potsdam Tops NYC 2 1 to Win NY State Midget hockey Crown
Potsdam edged New York City 2 1 in a Sunday finals clash to capture the New York State Midget Hockey Championships for boys 16 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Potsdam
New York City
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Chris Kayatin
Miss Kayatin
Steve Kayatin
Oberlin History
Buff
Tucker and Horn
Applian Center
E. Monroe ST
Frank
Love Furniture
LOVE
Wentle
Cleveland Rd
Cedar Point Causeway
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