Sheppard granted extension to file appeal in murder case
Dr Samuel H Sheppard received a June 14 deadline extension to file an appeal that could send him back to prison for his wife murder case. The Sixth Circuit had earlier granted 20 days for the appeal following a May 5 ruling overturning a Dayton judge’s grant of a new trial due to pretrial publicity.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Bay Village
Stockholders Approve 3 for 1 Split at Northern Ohio Telephone
Northern Ohio Telephone Co stockholders at the annual meeting voted to increase authorized common shares from 1 million to 6 million and to 3 for 1 split the par value shares to 3.33 1/3 each. First four months of 1965 show 68 percent gain in telephones and 10.7 percent more long distance calls. Net earnings were 98 cents per share for Q1. By May 1, 1965, 143,889 telephones served. Eleven directors re-elected. Board officers elected include Allan Aigler as chairman, Henry as president and GM, Wise as vice president, and John Aigler as assistant secretary-treasurer.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Allan G. Aigler
John A. Aigler
Bellevue
William C. Henry
John E. Wise
Norwalk
Hermann H. Thornton
Oberlin
Frank C. Henry
Cleveland
Thomas
Weather and local life notices from Norwalk and Bellevue
Partly sunny today with a high around 80. Tonight will be fair and cooler, low near 50. Thursday looks fair and warm with a high about 82. Marriage license granted to Donald V. Myers and Patricia A. Kittle of Norwalk. Births reported to Mr. and Mrs. Roman Kehrer of Benedict, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. David Jones of Bellevue, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jensen of Collins RD 1, a boy.
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Donald V. Myers
Norwalk
Patricia A. Kittle
Roman Kehrer
Benedict
David Jones
Bellevue
Robert Jensen
Collins RD
Norwalk Religious Census Totals by Parish and Faiths
A religious census in Norwalk by St. Paul’s and St. Mary’s churches shows 2,524 households responding. Catholic faith accounted for 40 percent with 799 in St. Paul’s and 210 in St. Mary’s. Methodists 390. Lutherans 215. Presbyterians 279. Baptists 152. Episcopal 98. Church of Christ 52. and others. Twenty-two households listed other churches. 191 listed no faith. St. Paul’s will host an open house Sunday for Catholics expressing interest.
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Norwalk
St. Paul’s
St. Mary’s
William D. Bodart
St. Paul’s Parish
St. Mary’s Parish
Church of Christ
Father Bodart
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Norwalk Considers Fourth Reservoir on 76 Acres Adjacent to Memorial Lake
Mayor Louis G. Frey told the Norwalk City Council the city aims to acquire 76 acres from the Webb Hester estate to build a fourth reservoir and possibly a landing strip. The plan would create a one billion gallon capacity, sufficient for 15 to 20 years, with a tri county water district under consideration.
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Norwalk
Memorial Lake
Louis G. Frey
Webb Hester
Frey
Reflector
Max M. Phillips
Phillips
Huron County
Tri-County
Merit Citation Winner Assigned To Post 39
Cpl. Pearl S. Sparrow is reassigned to the Norwalk Post to fill the vacancy from Cpl. John Mil stead’s transfer to aviation. Sparrow starts June 2 after a May 14 promotion and a recent Superintendent’s Citation for heroism in Madison County. He joined the Patrol in 1956, previously served at Hamilton and London posts, and is a Springfield native with a U S Army background. He and his wife have an eight year old son.
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Pearl S. Sparrow
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
John Milstead
Sparrow
London
Madison County
Springfield
Patrol
Hamilton Post
London Post
U. S. Army
Council Releases Masons From Pact Over Norwalk Parking Lot
The Norwalk City Council withdrew from its agreement with the Norwalk Masonic Bodies regarding West Main and Church Streets parking after an attorney general opinion noted four councilmen are Masons. The council will notify the Masons and move on with other matters including a potential new community center and two ordinances to annex Memorial Lake Reservoir and set boating rules.
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Norwalk
State Attorney General's
West Main
Church Streets
Citizens’ Advisory Group
YMCA
United Fund
Memorial Lake Reservoir
Russel Antrim
Norwalk Council Rejects Cat Licensing Ordinance 12-2
The Norwalk City Council defeated a proposed cat licensing and control measure 12 to 2 after a half hour of discussion. Remarks questioned licenses, fees, and a possible cat census as officials noted enforcement challenges and potential citizen complaints. No ordinance exists and shooting cats is illegal.
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Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
City Auditor's Office
Delbert Crawford
Roy Smith
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