Quickies Notice Final Reservations Norwalk Dinner Dance
Norwalk Commandery hosts a March 31 dinner dance with final reservations. Call 663-4151 today to reserve. A garage sale auction advertises pickups for Saturday and Sunday afternoons with a 662-1011 contact. Also listed are Filter Queen demos at David E. Bauer Service Co 08 E Main and Beeline Travel Trailers with local tire and trailer listings.
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Norwalk Commandery
David E. Bauer Service Co
E. Main
Local News and Ads from Norwalk Area
Hospital admissions list names Mrs. Althea Howey and others from Norwalk New London Monroeville and North Fairfield. Discharges include Mrs. Leanna Flanagan and Master James Pengov. Community events feature Girl Scout cookie deliveries and a March 31 dance with Harold Fries Orchestra. Also notices on septic tanks and a Stag dinner fundraiser. Two bikes reported stolen near the Recreation Center.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Althea Howey
Norwalk
Meandea Seitter
New London
Lulu Derby
Lucy Roth
Scott Fannin
Ralph Ground
John Cook
Monroeville
Sandra Gibson
Doris Ruffing
Parketta Blanton
North Fairfield
Timothy Stewart
Leanna Flanagan
Boy Hit By Van In Corwin Street Crash Critical
Five year old Richard E. Burkett remained in critical condition Tuesday at Providence Hospital after a Friday accident on Corwin Street. He showed slight improvement and remained in the intensive care unit with a broken right arm and facial and chest injuries. The driver and a witness told police the boy ran into the street from behind a parked car. A separate item reports about a barn fire at the Thomas Bickley residence on Fitchville River and Cook Roads where about 100 bales of straw were lost but the barn was not damaged.
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Sandusky
Richard E. Burkett
Corwin Street
Providence Hospital
Richard
Clifford Burkett
Madison St
Corwin St
Norwalk
New London
Thomas Bickley
Fitchville River
Cook Roads
al Walters
Guard Promotes Kermit Patchen to Brigadier General
Kermit Patchen formerly of Collins has been promoted from colonel to brigadier general in the U S Army and Ohio National Guard. The Senate confirmed the promotion and it was certified Feb 28. Patchen serves as chief of staff at the Ohio National Guard headquarters and has 32 years of service. He is also assistant quartermaster general for the adjutant general’s office and moved to Columbus in 1969. Previously he commanded the 416th Engineer Group in Cleveland.
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Kermit Patchen
Collins
U.S. Army
Ohio National Guard
United States Senate
Ohio Adjutant General’s Office
Patchen
Ohio
Adjutant General’s Office
John Gilligam
National Guard
Columbus
416Th Engineer Group
Cleveland
Willard Man Fined for Hallucinogen Possession and Burglary
David R. Dale of Willard, 20, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to possession of a hallucinogen and to breaking and entering. He received a $1,000 fine, costs, and a suspended one year jail sentence plus five years probation. The burglary involved a stolen record player and amplifier from Willard High School.
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David R. Dale
Willard
Common Pleas
Dale
Willard High School
New London Students Dismissed for Spring Vacation
New London School District will dismiss students at school end April 13 for spring break. Classes resume Monday April 24 at the usual time.
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New London
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T.”’ Miller
Ment
Erie & Juron County
H&h Tire Co
Milan Ave
Gallup
M.w.f.tf
Kelvinator
Carl’s
Benedict Ave
Bronson Norwalk Conservation Club
Harold Fries
Sandy Ridge Fruit Farm
Jim Stark
Huron & Erie County Boards of Health
Fulston’s
Corner Linwood and Seminary
Lake Erie
Monroeville Merchants
N. Fairfield
Charles Greger
Greger
North Fairfield Fire Department
Friendly Corners
W. Monroe St
Ronald L. Fey
Norwood Ave
Ronald W. Grosswiler
Prospect St
Guard
Middleman Sear
Sheth Om Factory
Alexander
Smith Cumuloft
W. Main
Willard Man
Henry Block
Habloche
Sale
Penn-Prest
Jcpenney
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