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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1973
Page
4
Norwalk police reported a 15-year-old girl missing from Norwalk. She and two male youths were found early Saturday in Beaverdam and later headed south on I-75 toward Florida with the mother joining the search.
Glen T. Krebs 25 of rural Wakeman pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing a three wheel vehicle and parts from Alsport Inc valued at 422 dollars. Indicted in Common Pleas Court, he was arrested June 1 by Norwalk police and placed under strict probation observation by the Huron County Probation Officer in a journal entry for Judge Robert J. Vetter.
The Wakeman Volunteer Fire Department hosts its annual feather party at the fire hall on 36 Pear Street this Saturday night. Doors open at 8 with free sandwiches and refreshments, games, raffles, and cash door prizes. Proceeds fund new equipment. Last year the raffle distributed about 45 hams and turkeys, an outcome hoped to be matched or surpassed.
Principal George P. Zinn and four Highland North Elementary teachers from Sparta visited Monroeville Elementary today. The visit highlighted Monroeville’s audio visual and special reading programs, noting Zinn’s prior tenure at Monroeville before taking the Highland post in August.
The Huron County Health Department leads the Monroeville PTA at 7 30 PM in the elementary school cafeteria and Campbell Soup labels are sought for audio-visual equipment. In Willard area a break in case ends with Barnett and Caudill pleading not guilty and bond set at 5000 cash or 10000 property each. A missing girl case resumes with two youths reported missing and a Juvenile Court hearing planned. EHOVE FFA launches citrus fruit sale priced at 6 per crate of four fifths bushel running through Nov 26.
A list of property transfers includes Sandra and Joseph Craig to Johnie and Lissie Bryant in N L Village two. Susan Burwell to William and Lela Doerner in Bronson Two. Michael Fairfax to Veronica Fairfax in Norwalk City. Teclech Co to Howard and Dana Foreman in Norwalk City. Leonard Gerber to Anna Gerber in Bellevue City. Charles Goodell to Lenore Goodell in Norwalk City. William and Barbara Young to Thomas and Marjory Gross in Norwalk City.
The County 4-H Achievement program at Norwalk High School named Hartland Snappy Stitchers and North Fairfield Junior Farmers as first place Honor Clubs for high scores. Lyme Producers won second place. Peru Buttons and Bows earned second in home economics.
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