Multiple Traffic Incidents Reported Around Norwalk Area
A Norwalk woman, Cynthia L. Lee, 19, failed to stop in an assured clear distance on U S 250, causing a rear end crash. Berle Stacy, 18, stalled on Ohio 162 near Rome Greenwich Road. Earl Shepherd, 59, collided with Stacy as he turned left. Bruce White, 21, hit an electric pole on Sandhill Road south of U S 20 and drove away. Constance Hipp, 41, reported striking a parked car on Newton Street after pulling aside to let another vehicle pass. The crashes are under investigation.
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Norwalk
U.S. 250
Cynthia L. Lee
Ohio 162
Rome-Greenwich Road
Berle Thomas Stacy
Wellington
Earl S. Shepherd
Wakeman
Stacy
Willard
Sandhill Road
U.S. 20
Bruce A. White
Witnesses Cancel Weekend Meetings for Shelby Seminar
Edsel Shepp, presiding minister, announced plans for a circuit seminar in Shelby starting Saturday at Shelby High School. The program provides ministerial training and Bible counsel on family living, causing Norwalk Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses meetings to be cancelled this weekend.
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Norwalk
Congregation of
Jehovah's Witnesses
Shelby
Edsel Shepp
Shepp
Shelby High School
Milan Residents Seek Richard Holzmiller as Police Chief
Forty Milan residents urged the council to name Sgt. Richard Holzmiller chief of police. Holzmiller is acting chief and son-in-law of outgoing chief James Knallay, who resigned for health reasons last month. The council scheduled a work session to review chief and patrolman applications.
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Milan
Richard Holzmiller
Holzmiller
James Knallay
Knallay
Council
Gulf Oil Corp
Kenneth Proctor
John Pfefferle
Forms Not Filled Out Correctly and School Open Houses
Milan-Berlin-Milan principals report 90 percent of emergency medical forms returned were incomplete. The district set open houses for high school October 24, middle school October 23, and elementary schools October 15 to 30. Bids were approved for two new buses to be awarded in December for delivery next fall. The board awaits two previously ordered buses and approved hiring Zero P. Salmons as a high school teacher's aide.
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Milan
Berlin-Milan
Zero P. Salmons
Help Wanted Column Promises Better Jobs
A local help wanted column highlights new job openings and career opportunities. Listings name firms and positions, urging readers to apply for roles in trades, services, and industry with contact details and application steps.
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Norwalk Reflector
Western Reserve Board Adopts Early Enrollment Policy
The Hartland district votes to allow five or six year olds born between Sept 30 and Nov 30 to be tested for kindergarten or first grade. They also approve a fifth paid holiday Labor Day for bus drivers and cooks. Other actions include a skating rink project behind Wakeman Elementary and staff changes.
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Hartland
Western Reserve Board of Education
Huron County
William W. Owens
Buckeye Association of School Administrators
Wakeman Community Club
Wakeman Elementary School
Elizabeth Tiell
Max Friend
Bonnie Scheerer
Sharon Baker
Laura O'Bryan
Western Reserve School
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Constance J. Hipp
S. Pleasant St
Newton Street
Joanna
Sanger
Eose
China
Elronstone
Suk
E. Main
Robert
Mary Deverne
Dad
Ripper
Rocket
Wien
Blok
Tite
Norwalks
Arrow Career Club
Woolrich
Bank Americaid
PAN & Roller
Topacy
Nalpex
Ovations
Whittlesey Ave
Huron Plaza Shopping Center
National Retail Hardware Association
Sanger Dierce
Rou Ae Re
Sangers
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