Grain futures trend as markets open and close
Grain futures in Chicago show limited movement at open with quotes mirroring market sentiment. Prices edge between narrow high and low ranges as traders weigh seasonal factors and supply signals.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1972
Page
8
Grain futures in Chicago show limited movement at open with quotes mirroring market sentiment. Prices edge between narrow high and low ranges as traders weigh seasonal factors and supply signals.
A Berlin Heights woman lost control on Ohio 113 causing a sideswipe with a van owned by Lorain Tower Supply. No injuries reported for either driver. A Willard man was injured on Section Line Road when his car hit a tree after crossing railroad tracks. Michael Gerten faced reckless driving charges after a high speed Ridge Road crash. Other incidents include a Wellington driver complaining of injury after a collision while passing, and charges for reckless driving. No injuries reported in the Bellevue intersection crash or in two Saturday investigations.
Multiple obituaries from Norwalk and surrounding areas note Aloysius Landoll 81 of 240 Woodlawn Ave died after brief illness. Details include survivors, church and funeral arrangements. Additional notices include Ella Schneider 85 and Miss Anna Mead 92 with service and burial info, plus Dr. Harry Currier 72 of Tecumseh with family and church ties.
Local hospital rolls show multiple admissions and discharges across Norwalk Wellington Wakeman Collins New London and surrounding communities. Names include Ida Kocher Beth Brlas Dianna Osborne Bertha Ernsberger Betty Greenwald Mary Angela Nolan Helen Martin Delores Terwilliger Caroline O Brien William Gilbert Miriam Luxon Ivah Robertson Pamela Fisher Carol Ringlein Pauline Klein Madelene Kostoff Allen Colgan Macel Boyd Geneva Neeley Valerie Fink Marina Castle Jacquelyn Moser Ardena Beekman Linda Pfirsch Eva Edgeson Kay Flint and others.
The Norwalk Mayor's Court docket includes Kenneth Westmoreland of Monroeville with expired parking tickets and a 50 dollar fine plus seven dollars court costs. 40 dollars suspended if paid. Robert Woods of Vermilion faces speeding and obscured tag with 32 dollar bond forfeiture and 17 dollar bond forfeiture. Lawrence Miller of Bellevue charged with improper passing with 17 dollar bond. Dennis G. Timbs of 105 Townsend Ave. red light violation with 27 dollar bond forfeiture. Donald Blauser of 66 Milan Ave. red light violation with 17 dollar bond forfeiture. Donald G. Knox of Wakeman no driver's license with 57 dollar bond. Leslie J. Woodward of 70 S. Linwood Ave. red light violation with 10 dollar fine and 7 dollar court costs plus 10 dollar fine and 7 dollar court costs for no glasses. Dwight A. Tkach of Wakeman speeding with 15 dollar fine and 7 dollar court costs.
State announces sealed proposals for HUR 250 resurfacing in Norwalk Ohio in Huron County. Bids due April 4 1972 at 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time. Project involves asphalt pavement along 14 415 feet or 2 73 miles with completion per bidding proposal.
Mixed local notices include business ads for beauty shops and services, a crime report of two boys admitting yard fence damage, recruitment news from a U.S. Army station, a Sicily clock story, tax and public works notices, and school bus bid offers. Key entities include Mary Ann Parish Harem Beauty, Rachel L. Bishop, Bill Barron, Jim Stark, Ruth, Palermo Sicily mayor, Rosario La Bella, and Ohio public notices on bids and contracts.
Legal notice for bids on resurfacing a State Route in New Haven town Willard Ohio with asphalt concrete pavement. Project length 4356 feet 688 miles. Bidder must file a certified check equal to five percent of bid or ten percent of own funds. Deadline at least ten days before the date set for bid opening. J Phillip Richley.
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