N W To Clean Along Tracks In Norwalk Area
Norfolk and Western workers will conduct Operation Cleanup on June 1 in Norwalk. Trains will stop for crews to clear trash and weeds along the tracks and in the Norwalk railyard, especially between Corwin and West Streets. Union and management support is cited, with three local union reps on site and possible visit by John J. Fishwick.
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Norwalk
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
Ronald N. Onnenga
Onnenga
Corwin
West Streets
Omenga
Norfolk and Wester
John J. Fishwick
North Pleasant St
Ecology
Fur Coat Wanted Ad Service Push
An urgent classified ad blurb promotes placing a used fur coat selling Want Ad by calling 662 4241 for fast results. The text urges quick action and emphasizes the result oriented service.
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Dial
Boy Injured After Running Into Car on North Prospect
A nine year old boy, Gary L. Carpenter, was injured when he ran into the side of a station wagon on North Prospect Street. He was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital with contusions above an eye and a hip laceration and was listed in satisfactory condition. The driver, Warden W. Heltzel, 36, of rural Norwalk, said he slowed for a northbound car and the boy ran into the wagon as he resumed driving. Heltzel was not cited. Gary is the son of Mrs. Georgia M. Carpenter.
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Gary L. Carpenter
North Prospect Street
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Gary
Norwalk
W. Heltzel
Prospect
Heltzel
Carpenter
Georgia M. Carpenter
Jefferson St
Oakland A's Dick Green to have back surgery this week
Veteran second baseman Dick Green will undergo back surgery Thursday after a herniated disc. He is expected to miss the rest of the season after batting .244 with 12 homers last year as Oakland won the AL West, and he had a .381 average in seven games this season before injury.
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Oakland
UPI
Dick Green
Green
A’s
Top Dogs Selected In Obedience At Norwalk Kennel Club
The Norwalk Kennel Club held its annual obedience graduation at the American Legion Hall. Seventeen graduates completed a 12 week course led by Gary Weegmann. Awards covered four places in Novice A with a dalmatian, a doberman pinscher, a German shepherd, an Irish setter, and a fifth for a golden retriever in Novice B.
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Norwalk Kennel Club
American Legion Hall
Gary Weegmann
North Fairfield
VFW 2743 40th Anniversary Dinner and Dance
The VFW post 2743 celebrates its 40th anniversary with a dinner at 7 p.m. and a program, followed by dancing by the Blue Notes. Reservations are $3.50 per person via phone number 662 1333. All welcome. May 26 1972 at VFW Hall 140 Milan Avenue Norwalk.
Four Break-Ins Reported In April In Huron County
Huron County Deputies logged four break ins in April as part of Sheriff John Borgia’s monthly report. The count includes nine larcenies solved, 70 other complaints, three accidents, four assistances at scenes, 38 arrests, and 101 court writs.
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Huron County Sheriff's Department
John Borgia
Tiffin State Hospital
Ohio State Reformatory
Ohio Youth Commission
Willard Mayor's Court Dispositions Report
Willard residents faced fines for speeding reckless driving stopping violations and improper backing in Willard Mayor's Court. Notable cases include Gregory B A Jones drunken driving with jail sentence and driving left of center. Several defendants were fined with waived court costs.
Dispositions in Huron County Court Willard District
In Huron County Court at Willard District the docket lists several traffic and drunken driving dispositions. Dallas D. Tackett of Plymouth received a $20 waiver for speeding. Larry D. Houghden of Monroeville was fined $10 plus costs for speeding, with the fine suspended. Paul J. Hensley of Monroeville faced drunken driving, fined $200 and costs, 33 days in jail with all but three days suspended if costs are paid, license suspended 30 days. Larry A. MacDonald of rural Willard was fined $200 and costs for drunken driving, 33 days in jail with all but three days suspended if costs are paid, license suspended 30 days. Alfred L. Oney of rural Greenwich received a speeding waiver for $25. Angeline McKenzie of Willard was issued a waiver for failure to stop in an assured clear distance.
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Huron County
Willard
Dallas D. Tackett
Plymouth
Larry D. Houghden
Monroeville
Paul J. Hensley
Larry A. MacDonald
Alfred L. Oney
Greenwich
Angeline McKenzie
Willard GIs Complete Armor Crewman Training
Two Willard men Pvt Charles G Hall and Pvt Earl E Howard completed eight weeks of armor crewman training with the 1st Infantry Division at Ft Riley Kansas. Both enlisted last October 1971 and trained at Ft Knox. Howard is assigned to 2nd Battalion 63rd Armor and Hall to Combat Support Company 1st Battalion 63rd Armor.
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Willard
1St Infantry Division
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Charles G. Hall
Wayles R. Hall
Earl E. Howard
Wiley Howard
Howard
Ruth Anna
Ft. Knox
63Rd Armor
Pvt
Hall
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Kenneth
Southworth
Cindy Zacherl
Fred Rippon
Fred Gross
Dan Izzard
Bruce Wilson
Milan
Dalmatian
Wakeman
Kenneth Southworth
Dwight Hyde
Ashland
V.F.W
Milan Avenue
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Owens Corning
BankAmericard & Master Charge
Wildcat State
Lexington
University of Kentucky
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Wildcats
Iowa
RCA AccuColor
AccuColor
Hillcrest
Bankamericard
L&b Electric
E. Main ST
Willard Mayor’s Court
Willard Tackett
William W. Corwin
Gary L. Jewell
Stanley D. Null
Barbara Newbill
Corwyn C. Tussey
Kenneth N. Oney
Ellis R. Hicks
Gregory B.A. Jones
Crestline
Allen R. Niedermeier
Marie D. Sauceda
Willard Gi’s
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