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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1971
Page
2
Slushy streets melt as students plan fundraisers and school events. The junior class hosts slave day to raise prom funds with repeat event next Saturday. A basketball awards banquet features Kent State coach Frank Truitt as guest speaker and honors top players.
Richard L. Sprau, 40, was fined 500 dollars and costs and sentenced to two concurrent 60 day jail terms after pleading guilty in Huron County Court to driving with a revoked license and obtaining an auto title under a false name James Carter. He was stopped on Ohio 61 at Hasbrook Road south of Norwalk by Sgt. Ben Turpin after a state highway patrol arrest. Sprau, unemployed, said he was driving to seek work.
A wood-frame garage at 20 Bank St. owned by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Neal was demolished by fire after embers from a rubbish fire blew into its open windows and door. The 800 loss on furniture stored inside, plus 1,000 for the garage, was reported. the Neal boys Dennis and Darrel alerted their mother. The alarm came from Mrs. J J Smith of 22 Bank St.
Quickies Curve Inn on Rt 20 East advertises 99 cent spaghetti and fried chicken with 69 cent kiddie portions and a 40 oz sirloin for two at 5.95. Other items include fresh lake perch, oysters, and hours until 8:30 p.m. plus a 2413 city listing. Membership winner Ralph Spiegel of Norwalk is noted for Nationwide Insurance. Kiwanis Pancake Day is set for March 28 at W F W Hall with proceeds to boys and girls work. Elton W Hoyt announces a petition for Fairfield Township clerk. Petitions also cited for local classifieds and buy/sell ads.
Ada Grannell 81 of Bronson Towline Road died at Moravian Villa Milan after an extended illness. A former teacher, she belonged to St Mary Church Altar Rosary and Huron Humane Society, survived by cousins. Funeral Friday at St Mary Church. Norma Swisher Wakeman 70 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after short illness. She lived in Wakeman, member of St Mary Church, survived by four daughters, two sons, 33 grandchildren, 46 great grandchildren, and a brother. Burial at Wakeman St Mary Cemetery after services Saturday.
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