Kiwanis Host Area Farmers Farm-City Night in North Fairfield
Norwalk Kiwanis Club held Farm-City Night at the North Fairfield United Methodist Church with 50 attendees. David Grimm spoke on his Finland farm youth exchange, showing photos as Don Phillips led farmers and Pat Renna led the club. County Extension Agent John Wells chaired the program. A regional health personnel survey was announced by Marion C. Anderson of the Medical College of Ohio, funded by a $25,000 Ohio Department of Health grant.
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North Fairfield
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Don Phillips
Pat Renna
John Wells
Huron County
Ohio
Marion C. Anderson
Medical College of Ohio At
Toledo
Sign Breaks at East Main Gulf by Rock Attack
Police report a broken lighted sign at Sparks East End Gulf 169 East Main Street after a rock impact. Three brothers ages 7 10 and 12 were spotted nearby and suspected. A witness saw them running toward Garden Street after the sign broke. They were later found and released into their aunt's custody.
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Sparks
East End
Gulf
E. Main St
Norwalk
Garden Street
Missing Girls Located in Norwalk Apartment
Two runaway sisters aged 14 and 16 from rural Willard were found in a Norwalk apartment Thursday night. Police returned them to the Huron County Detention Home after they had been reported missing to the Huron County Sheriff's Department.
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Willard
Norwalk
Huron County
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Nixon Visits Dinner Honoring Pat Nixon and Three Nevada Women
President Nixon, in a tuxedo, attended a Nevada State Society dinner honoring Pat Nixon and three Nevada-born women including Helen Belich Bentley and Eva Adams. He praised women’s leadership, recalled Venezuela and personal memories, and quipped about driving slowly back to the White House.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Helen Belich Bentley
Federal Maritime Commission
Eva Adams
U.S. Mint
Julie
David Eisenhower
Venezuela
Caracas
Don Hughes
Misinformation Over Gas Hike Stuns Norwalk Officials
City service director Herbert Krogh admitted he misinformed reporters about a Standard Oil price rise for municipal gasoline. Local distributor Robert Johnson said Standard Oil planned a 3.97 cent per gallon increase until Norwalk’s contract expires January 31, 1974. The city pays 16.6 cents per gallon for regular and 19.6 cents for high-test.
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Herbert Krogh
Standard Oil Co
Robert Johnson
Standard Oil
Johnson
Krogh
Norwalk
Bellevue Man Cited for Tourism Efforts in Ohio Award
Richard C. Bell of Bellevue, operator of Seneca Caverns, received the governor's award for Community Action at the North Central Ohio Tourist Council dinner in Vermilion. JoAnne McCrae, the state travel director, presented the honor for his travel and tourism promotion in Ohio.
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Richard C. Bell
Bellevue
Seneca Caverns
North Central Ohio Tourist Council
Vermilion
Bell
Ohio
JoAnne McCrae
Plymouth Police Chief Sues Over Truck Collision
Norwalk police chief Robert L. Meiser seeks 120000 in damages in Common Pleas Court alleging a truck rolled backward into his car on January 29 1972 on Benedict Avenue hill. Defendants include driver Sterling A. Jones and Robert Edwards of Detroit along with Carroll Transport Inc. in Pittsburgh.
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Plymouth
Robert L. Meiser
Norwalk
Common Pleas Court
T.L. Paffenbarger
Sterling A. Jones
Robert Edwards
Detroit,Mich
Carroll Transport, Inc
Pittsburgh
Benedict Avenue
Meiser
Jones
Carl’s Appliance Sales and Service
Benedict Ave
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Kiwanis
Health Survey
H.A. Currier
M.T
D.C
Baker Street
Virginia
Lake Perch
Idaho
Kudro’s
Route 20
Bellevue, Ohio
Pat
Nevada
Richard
UPI Telephoto
Mead
EAST
Onroeville, Onio
Cindy Hay
Mgr
Shirley Mahl
Marsha Capelle
Theatre In the Round
Sat
Sun
Milan Town
Skowsolt
Pier
Huron, O
ThriftiCheck
THE
Citizens National
South Branch
Fisher-Titus
F.d.1.c
Federal Reserve
North Branch
Milan Ave
Cline St
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