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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1975
Page
2
Dudley and Sherry Lynch sold their $25,000 Garland home last spring and moved their family into Old East Dallas a boarded-up two story with five bedrooms. They describe urban pioneer life aiming to improve the community while facing crime and neglected housing.
The draft ordinance in New London lays out fence limits and sign sizes, parking requirements, and mobile home location rules. It details enforcement by a zoning inspector, permit costs, and fines up to 100 with daily penalties for violations.
A North Fairfield man was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a two car collision near Benedict Avenue. Urban J. Siesel and Lucia M. Said were cited for failure to yield while James Bean and Jacqueline Rakosky suffered minor injuries. A Norwalk man's son reportedly shifted the gear causing a rolling car into a parked vehicle at Hitching Post.
The Shoestring Players sponsor a Country Western Show and square dance at Milan Town Hall at 7 30 p m December 6. Glen Smith and The Mountain State Pickers headline with local acts Maple City String Band Dave Sullivan and Bob Cox. Dale Braden will emcee. Admission 2 00 for adults 1 00 for students and 7 00 for a family with three or more children. Tickets at the door or advance from Wickes Lumber Bob's News Stand Office Bar Norwalk and Korner Kupboard Milan.
John Faber of Bellevue, 22, won the Huron County Bicentennial Steering Committee logo contest for a red white and blue design titled Real Ohio Bicentennial America. The entry, depicting a horse, a man, a plow, wheat stalks, and binding reins, will be used on the bicentennial calendar and displayed in the courthouse.
The North Central Ohio Tourist Council has changed its name to Lake Erie Firelands Tourist Council. The new regional council includes Ottawa Sandusky Erie Seneca and Huron counties and its presidents will sit on the Ohio Travel Council executive committee. A Sandusky meeting outlined council structures and tasked members with brochure materials.
Mrs. Bessie R. Miller, 90, Monroeville, died at Colvin Hospitality Home in Clyde. She lived in Monroeville 60 years and is survived by four daughters, one son, and many grandchildren. Funeral services are Friday at 11 a.m. at Drake Funeral Home with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.. no Thursday visitation.
Classified hospital notices list admissions and discharges for patients across Norwalk Monroeville New London and surrounding areas. Names include Andy Midkiff Rhonda Martin Patricia Kluding Todd Gullett Lenny Brown Kimberly Renneckar Robert Uther Neel Fauber Peg Emmons Wilmer White Richard Harwood Connie Schaffer George Van Dette Shirley Villareal Naomi Crawford Alice McClare James Lowe Christal Moore Pamela Jenkins Janis Hinckley John Waldorf Ruth Salmons Eula Lewis Juanita Reilly Everett Oakes Alecia Phillips Charles Hargis Jacalyn Ward Sheryl Werner Herbert Rolsten Naomi Hart Catherine Kraus Arnold Wilhelm David Kramb Ray Osburn George Nealey and others.
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