Four Monroeville residents hurt in weekend Ohio road crashes
Four Monroeville residents were treated after a Saturday crash on Ohio 4 near Sandusky. Mrs Margaret Wood, 45, was admitted with a head laceration in fair condition. Nancy Mardosa, 27, George E. Davis, 13, and Gene Murray, 13, were treated and released. Ralph L. Corbin, 21, was cited for failing to yield. Corbin and his wife Lora, 17, were involved in separate injuries. Lora was admitted with a possible concussion. Additional accidents occurred on Ohio 4 and nearby roads, with several drivers cited for various infractions. A pony was killed on Settlement Road after a bicycle-style collision overnight.
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Monroeville
Sandusky
Providence Hospital
Margaret Wood
Nancy Mardosa
George E. Davis
Gene Murray
Highway Patrol
Ohio
Ralph L. Corbin
Corbin
Providence
Lora
Titus E. Bridges
Columbus
Mildred
Bellevue Hospital
Bridges
Chicago
Ohio 4
Ohio 113
Delbert L. Luttrell
Robert W. Wiltrout
Mansfield
Wiltrout
Willard
Townline Road
Charlene Bartman
Park St
Keefer St
Settlement Road
Patrick W. Helmstetter
Brown Road
Robert Taylor
Woodlawn Ave
Education reform urged as Norwalk marks sesquicentennial
Dr. Charles Stewart returned to Norwalk for the four day celebration to deliver the keynote address to about 550 attendees. He spoke on obstacles to good education, including racial prejudice, and urged schools to lead in reform while calling for broader US awareness and commitment to innovation and action.
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Charles Stewart
Norwalk
Stewart
Detroit
United States
Rose
Dr. Stewart
America
Bowling Green University
Finch
Firelands
James McBride
Bowling Green
Bowling Green University Band
Lost Car Found After Parking Lot Mix Up
Lorain woman Mary M. Morrison reported a stolen car in Norwalk after parking at the Reflector lot on Monroe and Foster while she watched a parade. The car was found fourty minutes later in St. Pauls lot. she had left keys with a friend who was in the vehicle.
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Mary M. Morrison
Lorain
Norwalk
Monroe
Foster Streets
Main Street
Norwalk honors Ernsthausens at Education Tomorrow
At the Norwalk sesquicentennial Education Tomorrow program, Mr and Mrs John F Ernsthausen were named Norwalks first Roll of Distinguished Americans honorees for lifelong support of local and Ohio education. A plaque will be placed in city hall, with Joseph V Motsch accepting for the couple while Mrs Ernsthausen recovers from surgery.
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John F. Ernsthausen
Norwalk
Joseph V. Motsch
Educaton
Warren Drive
Ohio
Ernsthausens
Ernsthausen
Mayo Clinic
Motsch
Nancy Cook Crowned NL Homecoming Queen in Autumn Majesty
Nancy Cook was chosen Homecoming Queen for New London High School after a dance in the gym. Her first reign began during pre game ceremonies at the football game against Ridgeville Friday night. Senior attendant Sandy Mills and Marie Trammell led a list of attendants from grades 9 to 12.
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New London
High School
Nancy
Ridgeville
Sandy Mills
Marie Trammell
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By Jack Brown
Barbara
Patrick
Cleveland
Nigeria
Africa
Ethiopia
Paul Tucker
New City Hall
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Bowling Green State University
Kenneth E. Conway
W.D. Conway
Huron County
Jerry Sellers
St. Paul
Harold Finch
Nancy Cook
Carol Hanson
Randi Cooke
Suelia Martin
New Yorker
Newport
Economy Savings and Loan Company
Benedict Ave
Cidar
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Chrysler
R.W. Albright, Inc
U.S
North
Norwalk, Ohio
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