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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1971
Page
2
Norwalk's City Council weighs selling the municipal electrical system before year end. Bids open December 18, with a regular meeting on December 21 and possible special session to finalize a sale. Legal steps require emergency passage to avoid delays into next year. outcome may depend on incoming mayor and new council.
Greenwich dealer D. M. Parsons of New London bid $19 500 to acquire the Greenwich school on U S 224. Two bidders competed for the building, with the other buyer not identified. About 40 desks sold for 250 to 650 dollars. remaining desks offered at 5 dollars each.
U S Air Force Major Larry D. McLaughlin arrives at Osan Air Base Korea for duty. He is a helicopter pilot in the Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service with a 12 month Vietnam tour behind him and currently holds senior pilot rating. His wife Patti hails from Sanford Florida.
The first annual inter community Thanksgiving service for Berlin Heights and Milan will be at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Edison High School. The Rev Eugene Booker will deliver the message with the high school chorus directed by Nick Georgiafandis and the middle school band led by Mrs Dorothy Golden. The service is presided by Rev Gerald Teague and liturgy led by St Anthony Catholic Church. Altar arrangement by Mrs Milton Shand and Mrs Lyle Latham. The piece includes the Edison Memorial Methodist Church speakers. In Cleveland Ohio Marathon Championship at Thistledown Mr Copy Chief won ahead of Dot Your Eye by one and a half lengths. Two thefts reported Norwalk police: a Frontier Scout gun stolen from Anthony R Kramer two months ago and a red bicycle with city license 2143 stolen from John Reed.
Miss Severns, born in Sandusky and living here six years, attended Calvary Baptist Church. She is survived by her parents a sister Robin Gayle at home her maternal grandmother Mrs Anna B Evans Newark and many aunts uncles and cousins. Calling hours today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Kubach Smith Funeral Home services 3 p.m. Tuesday Rev David Lunney Calvary Baptist Church officiating burial Collins Cemetery.
Ohio Edison Co with Sandusky division manager Tony Gorant indicating interest in the Norwalk electrical system and a probable bid. In common pleas court two men received fines and jail days for drunken driving, and Bellevue’s police chief completed a state patrol supervisory training course.
Edison Memorial Methodist Church in Milan hosts its annual charge conference with Dr. John Freiling presiding. The 1972 budget is to be presented as trustees officers and committees are elected, and the board of trustees will announce the remodeling contractor selection.
Third Norwalk resident reports harassing telephone calls in recent days. A northwest Norwalk woman said she received a call claiming to award a car, with a later threatening second call. Police advised taps on lines.
The Sandusky Chapter of the American Society for Metals will honor seven area industries as active sustaining members on December 7. Joining are Aluminum- Magnesium Division of Vulcan Materials New Departure Hyatt Bearings Division of General Motors Columbia Gas Co of Ohio Industrial Nut Corp Sandusky Foundry and Machine Co Ford Motor Co Ferrell Cheek Steel Co. Munshi M.A. Rahma of the federal Office of Health and Safety will be the principal speaker discussing the federal occupational safety and health act. The meeting is at Italian Gardens.
A Norwalk man Thomas P. Brady 99 N. Hester St. was charged with failure to yield the right of way after a left turn at West Main and Church Streets in front of Jeanne M. Schaffer Willard. The collision damaged both cars and Brady said a pickup blocked his view.
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