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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1977

Page

3

Health Scholarships And Weather Warning Meeting Planned

The South Shore Christmas Seal Association offers respiratory disease scholarships with applications due March 31. Five counties each receive 700 dollars toward health field scholarships. A regional weather and disaster warning service will be discussed at 1 30 p m April 4 in the Huron County Administration Building, with Sheriff John Borgia proposing centralization and Marvin Miller guiding the meeting.

South Shore Christmas Seal Association Erie Huron Lorain Ottawa Sandusky Huron County Huron County Administration John Borgia Weather Bureau Marvin Miller Cleveland Weather Bureau

Norwalk Student Liz Wrenn Prize Third In Defiance Contest

Sophomore Liz Wrenn of Norwalk High School won third place in the Defiance College Poetry Contest. She attends the Poetry Day Workshop on April 15 at Defiance College to read poetry and receive the award. Her work has appeared in Teacher's Ed- U- Caster Free Spirit and Thunderstorms of Thought.

Liz Wrenn Norwalk High School Defiance College Miss Wrenn Free Spirit

Transfer Burn Victim Moves to Highland View Hospital

Burn victim Mrs. Benjamin Row, previously at Greenwich, has been transferred to Highland View Hospital in Cleveland for rehabilitation after a Labor Day gas stove explosion at the Valentine home. Her mother Mrs. Marshall Valentine reports she is doing well and wishes to hear from friends.

Cleveland Benjamin Jean) Row Highland View Hospital Marshall Valentine Reed St Row Valentine Greenwich Wing A

George Thorn Bellevue Obituary

George Thorn, 77, of 520 N West St, a former Norwalk resident, died Friday night in Providence Hospital Sandusky after a brief illness. A native of Zenobia Road, he lived most of his years in the area. He is survived by several relatives.

George Thorn Bellevue N. West St Norwalk Providence Hospital Sandusky Zenobia Road Mr. Thorn

Thorn, Aletha Hartwell obituary and survivor list

Robert King admissions list from Howdak Memorial Hospital includes Norwalk residents and others. Bellwether details of retirees and survivors note Aletha Hartwell Thorn survived by wife of 49 years, two nieces and nephews, and several great-nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set at Kubach Smith with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. calling hours Sunday.

Bellevue Nickle Plate Railroad Aletha Hartwell) Thorn Edward Mary) Page Cleveland Tenn John Marjorie) Lawrence Norwalk Lyle Thorn Ft. Wayne Ind Earl Thorn Mentor Ohio Kubach-Smith Funeral Home Wilbur Meiser First United Methodist Church Woodlawn Cemetery

Community events and notices from Norwalk area

The Alcohol Center of Huron County closes April 1 for staff training with phone calls accepted. A steak feed and dance is planned by Bronson Norwalk Conservation Club on March 26 from 6 to 8 with public invites and Melody Music Makers. A film Faith will play at United Church Sunday at 7:30 pm. Weekly singing and jam sessions occur Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays in Norwalk venues. A male coach is sought for Huron County Bank Women’s Slow Pitch team. Gaslight Drive-In advertises a large menu and location. Norwalk hosts Golden Oldies Record Hop at VFW on April 2 with free admission for members and guests. A coin show is set at VFW Milan Ave on Sunday March 27 from 9 am to 5 pm. American Legion in Monroeville offers a Saturday dance and a pancake breakfast Sunday.

Banquet Room Replaces Pool at Norwalk Center

The Norwalk Bowling Center will convert the pool room into a banquet space to boost revenue. Co owner Norman Swanson notes vandalism concerns are separate from the pool room and that a wall will separate the new banquet area from the lanes. Swanson expects completion by end of next week.

Norwalk Nald Swanson Norman Swanson Swanson Maple Tree

Two Vehicle Crash on East Main injures Woman and others

At 10 51 p m Friday a two car collision at East Main and Linwood injured Carolyn Wells 31 of 38 Chatham St treated at Fisher Titus. Jack Bess 39 of rural New London cited for failure to yield after stopping for a flashing light. Passengers Sean Wells 4 and Thomas Wells 7 reported injuries but not treated. A rural Willard man cited for driving while intoxicated after his car overturned on Neal Zick Road. Joan Conney reported a hit and run near 136 Whittlesey Ave with conflicting vehicle color witnesses unable to identify the fleeing car.

East Main Street Linwood Avenue Carolyn Wells Chatham St Thomas’ Wells Jack Bess New London Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Bess South Linwood Avenue Roger Wright Ohio Highway Patrol Norwalk Whittlesey Ave Joan Conney Dial

Rural Route 4 Mail Delivery Starts in Norwalk

Norwalk Post Office begins delivery along a new rural Route 4 east of US 250 and south of OH 18. Postmaster Robert O'Donnell says the route formed from three routes to reduce size and that three rural route drivers will face slightly lower pay based on mileage and volume. Betty O Neill serves as substitute on route three.

Norwalk U.S. 250 Ohio 18 Robert O'Donnell O'Donnell Betty O'Neill

Bucyrus Auction Consignors Report Strong Hog Feeder Pig and Veal Demand

Auction totals show 262 consignors with 1494 hogs 556 priced 80 cents higher than last sale. Feeder pigs 126 head 39 to 41.50 per cwt and 26 to 44.50 per head. Cattle volume 529 with steers 37.50 to 40.75, heifers 36 to 38, cows down about 1.50, bulls 31 to 36.10. Veal calves 74 head sharply higher with 55 to 75.50 for choice. Sheep and lambs 340 demand up 4, wools 50.55 to 52-56.80. Delivery route changes noted for a rural route with new substitute driver to be hired. residents notified of new mailing address.

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Regional Weather Service Sophird Howdak Bronson-Norwalk Conservation Club Melody Music Makers North Fairfield The United Church Milan Ave Huron County Bank Hospital VFW American Legion Monroeville Whittlesey Avenue Staurant Wakeman, Ohio Wakeman S.M.L Masons Discount Department Stores West Norwalk PPG Industries Arle Cape Cod Valance Hamburg Benedict
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