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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1974
Page
2
Huron County commissioners opened three bids for two new dump trucks for the highway department but did not award a contract. Bids total ranged from 18 746 02 to 23 933 20 with trade-ins ignored and delivery 7 to 10 months.
Donald P. Ware, superintendent of the Ohio Edison Co. Norwalk plant, was among 47 Bay Division employees honored in Huron for 30 years of service. The plant’s history includes city ownership before Ohio Edison bought it in 1972. Other honorees include Alden F. Feix for 40 years and Elaine M. Mellett, Noel D. Searls, Rodney E. Burley, Edna M. Opperman, and Louis W. Reedy with five or 20 or 15 years.
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Seven bids for two summer sewer projects were opened and sent to Toledo engineers for analysis. Bidder list includes Olcott & Ott Norwalk Leon Riley Excavating Missler Gibson Norwalk R L Edgington Excavating New London Peerless Fremont Crane Akron and Andy's Excavating Lorain.
Open High Low Close figures for wheat corn oats and soybeans are shown with daily changes. Local prices list May July Sept and other contract months across futures markets with bid ask style entries and percentage shifts.
Clark Hunter of the Huron County Clerk of Courts will receive a certificate for participating in the first statewide Court Administration Seminar in Toledo on April 10 and 11. The event featured talks on court personnel systems jury management the Supreme Court rule making power and forms and microfilming.
Charles E. Frohman described Put-In-Bay in the 1870s as a famed resort in a Firelands Historical Society talk. He cited the plush 825 room Hotel Victory, its receivership after opening, the Round House reassembled from Toledo, and steamship service from Sandusky Detroit and Cleveland bringing vacationers.
Overnight vandals damaged a cement mixer and window sills at Jennings Ready Mix storage yard 40 Woodlawn Ave. About 20 window sills were broken and lumber dumped into Norwalk Creek. Police found the site before 8 am Thursday. Navy recruit Thomas A. Kramer, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond F. Kramer, graduated from recruit training at Orlando. Heritage awards were presented to four individuals for long-held property ownership. Zion Episcopal Church of Monroeville listed in National Register of Historic Places.
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