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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1972
Page
6
Heavy rains raise soil moisture raising mold risk in corn and stored feeds. Extension specialists advise blending moldy corn with good grain and using propionic acid treatments to slow mold growth while monitoring feed intake and odors to prevent livestock losses.
The First Baptist Church held an eight day old time religion crusade with members in yesteryear attire. Women wore long dresses and bonnets while men wore double breasted jackets and vests. An offering was collected in hats and all ages joined old-fashioned hymns. Rev. Charles Lusher will show slides of the holy lands at 7:30 tonight.
Willard mayor court dispositions list multiple defendants with fines and costs. Darrel R. Slone of Greenwich fined 10 dollars plus 8 court costs for failure to yield. Dorothy C. Caudill of Willard fined 25 dollars and 10 court costs for allowing dog at large with fine suspended. Paul R. Young of Republic has a warrants for failure to pay resulting in one day jail. Bonnie J. Trimner rural Willard fined 10 dollars with waived costs. Saundra K. Keene of Plymouth fined 10 dollars with waived costs. Russell G. Reed of Tiffin fined 29 dollars with waived costs. Harold L. Revell of Kimball Nebraska fined 20 dollars plus 8 court costs for failure to stop in an assured clear distance. Elmer Hall of Willard fined 15 dollars plus 8 costs for invalid license and 10 dollars plus 8 costs for failure to transfer registration.
A disaster assistance office opened at Red Cross headquarters in Sandusky offering aid from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily. A second office will operated 9 to 2 Saturday at Huron Town Hall with food clothing and temporary housing provided.
On Thanksgiving the Mass at St Joseph Catholic Church in Monroeville will be held at 8 a.m. with a special children's liturgy.
Greenwich approves first reading of an ordinance to establish a fund for federal revenue sharing, with an expected 9600 dollars yearly for five years totaling about 50000 dollars. Funds may be used for various purposes but cannot match federal funds or raise village salaries and must be placed in a formal account.
Markets show mixed grain prices with wheat at 2.19 and corn 1.26. Livestock figures list hogs down 25 cents and calves sharply lower, while cattle and sheep ranges vary. The article also notes council emergency action failed to gain second readings, police funding concerns, and fire radio issues, plus school lunch menus across several towns.
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