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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1972
Page
3
The Berlin Heights Harvest Festival parade drew locals with typical floats and some odd shows. A misplaced lady with a decorated burro joined the procession as Edison High School cheerleaders and the Edison band marched at the rear.
James Kugler and co-pilot bail out of a twin engine C 46 when fuel runs out before dawn. He spotted an all dark patch with no houses and steered to a safe emergency landing in a vacant field amid dense development. The aircraft owned by Ortner Air Service of Willow Run Michigan sustained slight damage.
The Edison High School Boosters held a drawing at the Berlin Heights Harvest Festival naming winners: Hillard Rose and John VanOfferen for steer portions, Henry Knittle and Stella Moelk for hog portions, plus Tom Didion, Milan, and Stella Moelk, Grafton. Proceeds to fund athletic field improvements.
A 26 year old Wheelerburg man Richard Brown sustained gunpowder burns on Saturday while shooting at tin cans with his brother. He went to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital around 4 p.m. and was referred to an eye specialist.
Robert L. Semer and Joseph Fulton faced charges in Common Pleas Court with bond set at 2000 cash or 4000 property after a Norwalk police arrest. Chemi-Tral Chemical Co. won a 7590 bid to stripe 110 miles of Huron County roads. Sixteen dry chemical fire extinguishers were stolen from boats at White's Landing. Mayor Goodsite eyed a low price before awarding the recreation center floor. Ray McCain, 21, was arrested at the bus station for desertion after FBI-backed watch.
Livestock prices hold steady with cattle and calves showing broad ranges. Prime cattle fetch 36.50 to 37.25, vealers 55 to 60, hogs move about 28.75 to 29.50 for 200 to 220 pounds, and sheep and lambs remain steady with primes at 27 to 28.
A famous cockatoo that roller skated was among over three million birds killed by a joint federal state task force to stop Newcastle Disease. The owner received 2000 dollars in reimbursement. The bird had appeared in films and was euthanized after a final skating display.
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