Truck Collisions Reported Across Erie County
State Patrol reports detail several incidents. Robert Strait, 58, Norwalk, hit a concrete abutment on U S 20 near Route 601 but was uninjured. Carl Stockmaster, 54, Willard, lost a wheel and plows on Boughtonville Road. At an Erie County highway site, Robert Raver, 52, Vermilion, rolled a truck forward striking a parked unit, while Paul Kramer, 64, Milan, drove away unscathed from the other vehicle. The two trucks involved work for the county.
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Robert G. Strait
Norwalk
East Norwalk
Strait
Carl R. Stockmaster
Willard
Boughtonville Road
Greenwich
Erie County
Baybridge Post
Robert Raver
Vermilion
Paul W. Kramer
Milan
Erie County Highway Department
Kramer
Raver
Reporter Joins News Fraternity Sigma Delta Chi Initiation
Elyria Reflector reporter Janet Conway was among six journalists admitted to the area Sigma Delta Chi chapter at a dinner. Five initiates were women including Cordelia Robbins Anita Schrodt Marsha Nutter and Valerie Cocks. Rick Zarbaugh Elyria Lorain Journal and Thomas Mezick Sandusky Register were also mentioned with Mezick elected president.
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ELYRIA — _ Reflector
Janet Conway
Sigma Delta Chi
Mrs. Conway
Cordelia Robbins
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Anita Schrodt
Chronicle- Telegram
Marsha Nutter
Valerie Cocks
Norwalk Jaycees elect Edward Ondak president
Edward J. Ondak a district corrosion engineer for the Columbia Gas Company was elected president of the Norwalk Jaycees at a Thursday night business meeting. He 33 lives at 146 Whittlesey Ave with his wife Bert and their seven children. Also elected were Robert Carleton first vice president David Klingelsmith second vice president Charles Furey Jr treasurer Pat Pigman secretary and Charles Sommers Jim Souslin and Gene Missler to the board.
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Edward J. Ondak
Columbia Gas Company
Norwalk
Moose
St. Paul’s Church
Ondak
Robert Carleton
David Klingelsmith
Charles Furey, Jr
Pat Pigman
Charles Sommers
Jim Souslin
Gene Missler
Memorial Day Plans Completed in Monroeville
The Monroeville American Legion schedules Memorial Day events on May 30 starting at 9 a.m. with cemetery ceremonies, a 10 a.m. parade from the high school to the village park, and a 10:30 a.m. address by Rev. Edward A. Rebmann. Activities include a band, rifle salute, taps, bicycle prize awards, and open house at the Legion Hall. Graves in 14 area cemeteries will be decorated with flags by the legion and Boy Scouts.
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Monroeville
Monroeville American Legion
St. Joseph’s Riverside
Ridgefield Township
American Legion Hall
Monroeville High School
Volunteer Fire Department
Legionnaires
Edward A. Rebmann
Congregational Community United Church of Christ
John L. Stotz
Melvin G. Schug
Zion Episcopal Church
American Legion
Riverside Cemetery
Boy Scout Troop No
Pony bites 38-year-old Russell Larson during ride
Russell Larson, 8, was bitten on the left side by a pony while riding with a neighbor in a field near his home at 440 E. Main St. He was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. His mother said the pony behind him suddenly bit him.
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Russell Larson
E. Main St
Russell
Neil E. Larson
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Edison Honors Four Students At Commencement
Edison High School named four honor graduates for the 1970 class of 137. Robert Levitt led with a 3.913 GPA and will study engineering at Tennessee Tech. Deborah Doerner, 3.784, plans English at Kent State. Jill Justi, 3.652, will attend Dana College. Ann Seaman, 3.564, will study art at Miami University.
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Edison High School
Carrol Sanders
Robert Levitt
Bob
Thomas Lovitt
Warwick Road
Tennessee Tech
Cookeville, Tenn
Deborah
John Seaman
Milan
Miami University
Pet and Pup Parade Draws Norwalk Kids and Pets Featured
About a thousand children and their pets are expected to join the Pet and Pup Parade in Norwalk on Saturday. Participants meet at Case Avenue and W Monroe Street at 9 a.m. with marching bands and riding clubs joining later. Prizes, judging, and a 2 p.m. movie at the VFW hall cap the event, sponsored by local groups.
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Norwalk
Case Avenue
W. Monroe Street
Church Street
West Seminary
Universalist Church
Austin Shadle
St. Paul’s
VFW Hall
VFW
Eagles
Park and Recreation Department
Nearly 50 Percent College Students Use Drugs Say Dean
Heidelberg College Dean Archie Thomas told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that nearly half of college students use drugs and the problem extends beyond cities to remote areas. He cited a dramatic case of a student on a college campus who, after a panic, leapt from a window and later harmed himself with a broken bottle. He warned of various causes from peer pressure to societal drug availability and noted families push for grades while some youths would benefit from crafts instead of degrees.
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Archie Thomas
Heidelberg College
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Ohio
Heidelberg
Brussels
Dean Thomas
R. E Wildman
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Los Angeles
Mexico City
Beeville
Texas
Crutchlow
Miami
Fla
UPI Telephoto
Edward Ondak Jaycee Proxy
Edward Ondak
Edison
Kudro’s Restaurant
Bellevue
Virginia
Lake Erie
Idaho
Pet ‘N
St. Paul's
Cavaliers and
Eaglettes
Sandusky
Mooseharts
Beltone
W. Main
Jos. G. Podolsky
Podolsky
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
Park Ave
West
Mansfield
Antaress
Bancardch Spre
Bancardchek
Citizens For Bancardchek
THE
Citizens National
South Branch
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
F.D.I.C
Federal Reserve
North Branch
Milan Ave
Cline St
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