Terrible Towers Reborn as Hudsons Restored Norwalk Home
The 128 E Main St residence once nicknamed Terrible Towers has been renovated by Mr and Mrs Robert Hudson who moved in Jan 1 1976. They plan to sell after completing work including roof, plumbing, wiring and wallpapering using old newspapers. They seek a smaller project next perhaps an 1830 federal style home for their daughter Denise.
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Janet Conway
Terrible Towers
E. Main St
Robert Hudson
Ellen Little
James Chapman
Norwalk
Cleveland
Hudsons
Hudson
Storer Home Showcases Global Travel Themed Residence
Mrs. T R Storer opens her Norwalk residence at 206 W Main St for a Saturday tour. Built in 1902 by a local dentist, the home reflects early 20th century frame design with a broad front porch and furnishings gathered from Europe and the Americas. The Storers, long time teachers, traveled widely and filled rooms with pieces from Florence, Tangier, Paisley, and North Africa, emphasizing memories and family heirlooms over antique study.
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Norwalk
T.R. Storer
Main St
Florence
Tangier
Paisley
Scotland
North Africa
Bellevue Friday A A Federal Credit Union Hall Event
A Friday gathering at Bellevue venue A A Federal Credit Union Hall starts at 8 p.m. The calendar notes a Saturday session at New London First United Methodist Church in back facilities at 8 p.m. Local events listed for community participation.
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Bellevue A.A
Federal Credit Union Hall
New London A.A
First United Methodist Church
Back
Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad Promises Jobs
Classified ad from Norwalk Reflector advertises available work opportunities and employment listings. It highlights hiring prompts and contact methods for applicants seeking positions.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Home Tour Highlights Historic and Modern Homes
The Norwalk Chapter of the American Association of University Women hosts a Saturday home tour from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. featuring nine properties including the Storer, Mauer, Wilcox, Kline, Hudson, Logan homes, St Paul Episcopal Church and Bronson Center School. Tickets cost 4 dollars, seniors 2, with outlets listed for purchase.
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Norwalk
American Association of University Women
Educational Foundation
Kaiser-Wells Pharmacy
Cinder Jewelers
Boose Farm Market
Fabric Post
Logan
Southwood Drive
Bronson Center
Huron County Fairgrounds
Hartland Scramblers Hold May Meeting At McFaddens
The Hartland 4 H club met May 3 at John and Tim McFadden’s home. Members discussed possible tours to West Baking Co Norwalk Ford Plant and local Norwalk businesses, planned a safety scrapbook, distributed project books, and heard demonstrations on poultry and bird anatomy.
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John
Tim McFadden
West Baking Co
Norwalk
Ford Plant
Sandusky
Norwalk Reflector
Norwalk Furniture
Balloon
John McFadden
Tim
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American Association of University Women Home
Whipple Baker
Little
Margaret
Norwalk Range
Kudro
Bellevue
Ohio
Leon Stutzman
God
Stutzman
Norwalk Armory
Spiritual Gift Ministry
Storer
Applewood
Park Avenue
New London
East Main Street
E. Perkins Ave
ST. Milan
Hallmark Cards Inc
Gibe Gollou
Paul
Jesus Christ
Norwalk Alliance Church
Howard D. Bowers
N.H.S
Man
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