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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1973
Page
10
The statewide welfare photo ID program started March 1 to curb fraudulent cashing of checks. Lost or stolen checks are not honored, and merchants risk loss of goods. Huron County promises notified recipients will be photographed, with cards issued by May 11. Also, a bike stolen from a Norwalk resident was recovered from Norwalk Creek after being found by two boys.
Parents of children who will be five by September 30 must register at Monroeville Elementary School on Tuesday April 3 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. or 12:30 to 3 p.m. A child not yet in kindergarten may enroll in first grade if turning six by September 30, per principal Renna D. Stull Jr.
Stephen M. Wade eighteen of rural Willard entered a not guilty plea in Common Pleas Court to two charges. Norwalk police arrested him Thursday for breaking into the Thomas G. Beesing residence at 31 Pitt Street last month and for possession of marijuana. Bond set at 2500 cash or 5000 property on burglary and 1000 cash or 2000 property on marijuana.
New London hosts registration for children entering kindergarten or first grade who have not attended kindergarten on April 5 at New London Elementary School. TB skin tests will be given. parents should bring immunization records and birth certificates. Registration runs 9 to 11 in the morning and 1 to 3 in the afternoon. A Norwalk meeting for eighth grade parents is at 7:30 tonight at Norwalk High School. Individual conferences begin Thursday at Norwalk Junior High School.
Bobby G. Hunter, 30, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly threatening his wife LuElla with a shotgun at their home at 95 Third St in New London Saturday night. Police said the gun was fired outside the back door twice but not at his wife. He was jailed in Huron County Jail pending a court hearing.
A 600 pound African lion escaped from a private wildlife refuge in Berlin Center Mahoning County and killed three dogs before recapture. The three year old animal purchased three months earlier by Richard Hartman roamed for four hours, was chased into a barn and recaged. Hundreds of students were kept inside a local school during the hunt and charges against Hartman were expected.
Timothy Papp a 21 year old in Lorain Ohio faced a first degree murder charge after authorities say he led deputies to the body of Roxie Ann Keathley a nine year old girl missing 11 days. A coroner autopsy found the girl sexually assaulted and strangled with a cord. Papp was ordered held on 250000 bond and scuffled briefly with deputies as he was brought into Municipal Court.
James Pengov was hit by a car on Bouscau Avenue while riding a bicycle. He suffered cuts and bruises and was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Police have not finished their investigation. the driver, Mrs. Woodrow L. Skiver, said the child darted into the street and the car skidded 46 feet.
In Norwalk Mayor's Court Orville E. Platte Jr of Monroeville had a $17 bond forfeited on a traffic light violation. Irvin W. Schaffer of 263 Whittlesey Ave was fined $50 and costs for speeding. Gary R. Shoop of Collins was fined $10 and costs for excessive noise. Kenneth W. Westmoreland of 58 N Hester St had a $17 bond forfeited for driving the wrong way on a one way street. Betty A. Nopper of rural Norwalk and Dean Betschman of rural Monroeville both faced speeding charges with bonds or forfeitures of $27.
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