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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
7
Sohio imposes 10 gallon per retail limit and 75 percent of 1972 purchases for others due to Lima refinery shutdown. Stations mostly closed on May 27 with no advertising during the allocation period. Full restoration expected after maintenance delays.
Wrestlers chose mat maids for next year naming Sarah Arthur Julie Barnes Tracey Buck Kevin Mougey Mary Kay Pearce Leslie Lee LeeAnn Beveridge Weensie Geoghan Brenda Horner Debbie Poling Sue Fauber Sue Shipley Jeanne Missey Future Teachers of America elected officers Janet Kullman president Debby Ward vice president Kathy Lasley secretary Carol Jennings treasurer Summer typing class open registration by yesterday 60 hours quarter credit 10 dollar fee Late driver education planned start July 16 for students age 16 by July 30 Seniors collect Commencement gear May 31 Baccalaureate practice May 31.
Robert E. Steele of Briarwood Estates sues over an insurance claim after his mobile home, destroyed May 10 in Willard by a tornado, was insured through Auto-Owners via Stearns Insurance Agency. The suit seeks inclusion in any settlement. filed in Common Pleas Court.
Transfer notices list Howard Waller and Jerry Waller to Clarice and Elizabeth Mackert in Norwalk Two. Gilbert Mackert deceased to Clarice Mackert and others in Wakeman Two. John Oney and Ella Oney to Lois Mercer in Greenwich Village. Rosemary Cleary to James and Patricia Miller in Norwich and Greenfield Twos. Frances Downing to Dennis and Kyong Son Patterson in Norwalk City. Edith McLeod to Virginia Peterson in Norwich and Greenfield Twos. Henry and Shirley Phillips to Clyde and Mary Phillips in New Hampshire Two. Raymond and Dorothy Baldwin to Melvin Rahrig and others in Monroeville Village. Emma Claus to Ruben Ringlein and others in Sherman Two. Lawrence and Deborah Brown to David and Roberta Ronk in Greenwich Village. Cletus and Rita Smith to Andrew and Arlene Smith in Hiram. Irene Rosales to USA in Norwalk City. Agnes M. Morman to Vansons Investment Co. Steve and Karen Simpson to Howard and Jerry Waller. Joseph and Mary Schaffer to James and Cheryl Wasiniak in Bronson Two. Leta Williams deceased to Robert Williams in Bellevue City.
Kathryn Geiger known as KC reflects on half a century with the St. Marys Evening Leader and 29 years as news editor Her career began May 23 1923 after high school graduation She recalls door to door reporting city editor duties and a single byline The community honors her work with a chamber resolution praising dedication and service to St Marys and its residents
Rep William O Mills was found dead from a shotgun wound in Easton Maryland with seven notes in his pocket including one pinned to his body. Investigators described the notes as death by own action and no foul play was suspected. The incident follows accusations Mills received a $25000 contribution from the Nixon re election organization in 1971 and questions about unreported funds. Mills, 48, had served since 1971 after filling Morton's term and leaves a wife and two children. Funeral plans were set for Easton.
Rep. James V. Stanton of Ohio says he will introduce legislation to create a special independent bank to handle contributions and expenditures for all federal candidates. He argues the bank would reveal campaign money and reduce underground funding. Nixon defends secrecy order and warns against leaks.
Blanche M. Weinert of 31 Fruen St. paid $10 and costs for failure to yield. Charles D. Perry, address unknown, fined $50 and costs for excessive noise with $40 suspended. assault and battery led to $25 and costs and 10 days in jail with term suspended. Thomas A. Dillon of rural Norwalk fined $10 and costs for intoxication. Eric W. Thorley fined $130 and cash plus 30 days jail, probation violation.
Mansfield educator Harry Hostetler will address the Norwalk Christian Businessmen's Committee breakfast at 2 a Center 85 West Main. The event runs 7 to 8 a.m. Hostetler, a Bowling Green State University graduate, taught industrial arts at Mansfield High School for 40 years and has three married children.
Classified ad item details are unclear but the note hints at bargain shopping and time saving. The reader is urged to explore ads that promise savings, discounts, and streamlined shopping options.
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