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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1970
Page
2
A hayride wagon carrying youths at the Sadie Hawkins Day dance bumped a parked car at the Memorial Lake Clubhouse Saturday night causing rear fender and taillight damage. Driver Daryl R. Smith 15 blamed misjudged distance. Car owner Emerson W. Jonas reported minor damage.
Willard staged the tenth annual Miss Flame parade on Saturday led by a police cruiser, with Willard High School bands, contestants, and officials including Fire Chief Yacob and Mayor Grossman. Jean Cok of Celeryville was chosen Miss Flame 1970 71 from five finalists. The event kicked off Fire Prevention Week with plans for schoolchildren to ride fire trucks Saturday.
Six seniors from Norwalk High School and EHOVE were chosen from twelve candidates by a student vote to vie for Homecoming Queen. The queen will be revealed October 16 during homecoming games against Bucyrus.
Betty J Hartsock of 29 Spring Street was fined ten dollars and paid seven dollars in court costs in Mayor's Court Thursday night for speeding rather than disturbing the peace as previously reported.
John Brown, sentenced to life with mercy recommendation for the murder of William Famulare in Bellevue, seeks relief via a mandamus writ as the Sixth District Court of Appeals prepares a Wednesday hearing. The case stems from a trial last November and a prior May 1970 court session alleging bias by Judge Robert J. Vetter.
Vandals entered two cars at the Ernest C. Fleming residence on 3 James St Sunday night scattering glove compartment contents. Mrs. Fleming said Mr. Fleming discovered the entry on his car before going to work and her son’s car was entered as well. Firemen fought a grass fire on U S 250 north of town Saturday afternoon burning about three acres on the Joseph Stiert property in Milan.
Two city patrolmen hired last May started a 10 week basic police course at the State Highway Patrol Academy in Columbus. Gerald Ross 23 and Michael Tesmer 22 are the first locals to attend the longer program, which replaces the previous four week course. Police Chief Lawrence Hilson declined to review the curriculum but said it must be pretty darn good if it lasts that long.
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