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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1966

Page

2

Court hears case of man and son in traffic death

Paul Biddinger and his 20 year old son Charles faced Ashland County Juvenile Court on charges of contributing to the delinquency of juveniles after a party at the Biddinger home. Bond set at 500 dollars each, they were remanded as no bond posted. Also charged are Blair Hunter and Ray Kilen with similar counts for supplying beer to a party tied to a 16 year old victim.

Paul Biddinger Charles Rt. 3 New London Ashland County Mildred I. Myers Biddinger Home Charles Perkins Rt. 2 Ohio State Highway Patrol Linda Lou Wharton Cottage St Ashland Fitchville Perkins Biddinger Rt. 162 Willard State Highway Patrol Rome-Greenwich Road Paul V Faulkner Brian Williams

First Presbyterian selects Rev. Stan ley Green as new pastor

Rev. Stan ley Green 53 new pastor at First Presbyterian Church delivered his first sermon in Willard Sunday morning. He and his family moved here last Thursday from Warren Ohio where he served as assistant minister at Champion Presbyterian Church. Green a native of Ashville graduated Circleville High School Ohio State University and Western Theological Seminary. He succeeds Rev. Robert Bricker who left in June and is now in St Petersburgh Florida.

Willard Stanley E. Green First Presbyterian Church Champion Presbyterian Church Ashville Circleville High School Ohio State University Western Theological Seminary Robert Bricker St. Petersburgh Fla

Unity sought in Erie and Huron Poverty Program

Mrs. George Ford, chairwoman of the Huron County Community Action Commission and the bi county Erie Huron group, urged unity in the poverty program. She delayed signing the budget awaiting analysis of a two county poverty survey and called a closed door meeting to review the federal funds application.

Erie Huron Counties George Ford Huron County Community Action Commission Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission Ford Huron County Commissioners Sanduskly

Sandusky Nursery Wins Federal Head Start Grant

A $53,922 federal grant approved by Gov. Rhodes funds a nine and a half month Head Start program for 70 children from Sandusky and Erie Counties. The Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission operates the program with Ebenezer Day Nursery as the delegate agency, providing medical dental and social services. Four non professional aides from low income homes will be paid $11,262 total.

Columbus Sandusky Erie James A. Rhodes Ohio Office of Opportunity Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission Ebenezer Day Nursery

Dr Jenkins Addresses 4 H Leaders at Milan High

Dr David Jenkins Area 4 H Agent spoke to more than 50 Huron and Erie County junior leaders at Milan High School on leadership changes in the new 1967 project book. Carlos Tucker outlined six leadership pointers as Hazel Ward led get acquainted activities and Earl Buswell chaired the meeting. A two county poverty study funded by federal tax money aims to learn needs of low income families and old residents, with survey results to guide future programs.

Huron and Erie County 4-H Milan High School David Jenkins Area 4-H Jenkins Carlos Tucker Huron County Hazel Ward Collins Earl Brswell Huron County Junior Leadership Club Ellen Trenter Chicago Washington Erie -Huron Community Action Commission Erie Huron

Hot Candy Burns Two Children In Kitchen Accident

Two children Diana age 3 and David age 1 suffered second and third degree burns in a fudge making accident at the David Hamons residence on Woodlawn Avenue. Diana slipped tipping a pan of boiling fudge causing burns on her hands. The baby inflicted by the boiling fudge and Mrs Hamons received first degree burns on a hand.

Fisher~ Titus Memorial Hospital David Hamons Woodlawn Ave

Progress On Water Plans For Willard City

Willard council hears progress on a $1,777,000 water project. Harold Kelly of Jones Henry Williams outlines a 500 million gallon reservoir and pumping station near the Huron River Stein farm Rt 61. Land acquisition for the treatment plant not yet started with bids likely after January.

Harold Kelly Jones, Henry and Williams Toledo Huron River Stein Farm Rt. 61 Kieth Armstrong Kelly

Willard Approves New Truck Routing and City Projects

Willard council gave final reading to an ordinance routing trucks onto state roads except for local deliveries and approved emergency measures to reassess sewer district 1 F and plan Walton Street sewer work. They authorized 6 743 to Scagnetti Construction and 3 111 to Mansfield Paving for street work, and welcomed Clark Turner staff to start the city master plan funded by 15 299 from federal sources. Turner will meet planning commission next week.

Willard Council Walton Street Main Street Myrtle Ave Scagnetti Construction Co Bellevue Maplewood Crestwood Drive Mansfield Paving Co Armstrong Clark, Turner and Assoc Yellow Springs Ohio Turner Planning Commission

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Charles Biddinger KIE E. Main ST Norwalk Community Theatre Audrcy Hepburr Cotoole Nationa Mrs. Ford Sandusky Nursery U.S. Grant Dr. Jenkins TOM & Don’s Curve Inn Royal Benedict Ave Fisher Titus Hospital Diana and Columbia Gas of Babcock Subdivision City Planning Commission Tiffin Street Komarek W. Main ST
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