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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1968
Page
2
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A Berlin Heights youth lost control on Jeffreys Road while looking for a dog said to frequent a residence. The car left the road 180 feet and rolled twice. the driver, Lynn Leuszler, 16, was treated for a hand injury. In a separate crash Samuel Blue, 48, Detroit, was charged with failure to yield after colliding with a semi driven by Walter Struble, 44, Posen, at Route 18 and the Route 20 bypass.
A 17 year old from Norwalk was cited into Juvenile Court after a Saturday crash on Whittlesey Avenue where his car veered off the road and struck three mailboxes and a tree. He was charged with speeding. Two occupants received minor knee injuries.
An application seeks to transfer the D-5 liquor permit for B and B Bar at 77 Whittlesey to B and B Bar, 77 Whittlesey, Inc. The D-5 permit covers sale of beer wine and liquor by the glass until 2 30 a m.
John H. Wickert of the Gift Gallery won a one year board seat for the Ohio Gift Association at the 46th annual meeting in Columbus. Harold Freedlander and David F. Leahy were re elected president and vice president. Herbert E. Strawbridge became treasurer. First class mail rises to six cents per ounce and now matches third class for weight. Maplehurst Elementary plans two Thanksgiving programs on November 27 for different grade groups.
Three Willard men Roger Patrick 21 Raymond J. Fitzwater 19 and Jeffrey L. Thompson 18 pleaded innocent in Common Pleas Court to malicious destruction of property after a Saturday brawl at New Haven Shell Restaurant. They posted 2000 bond and faced charges tied to a disturbance at the eatery. A separate report notes a Norwalk High School parking lot dent blamed on vandals near Washington Street.
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