Woman Reports $270 Missing From Purse
Norwalk police investigated a porch theft after Gwendoline Bores 29 of 84 Corwin Street said $270 and a bank deposit slip vanished from her purse she left on the porch while taking her children to the car.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1973
Page
2
Norwalk police investigated a porch theft after Gwendoline Bores 29 of 84 Corwin Street said $270 and a bank deposit slip vanished from her purse she left on the porch while taking her children to the car.
Powell J. Spradlin industrial relations manager at the Norwalk Division received a diamond tie tack lapel pin for 25 years of service. He joined Sheller Globe in 1947 and has held various posts. He and his wife Ann live with their two sons in rural Milan.
The case against 94 W Main St in Huron County was dismissed because defendants were misnamed. The Huron County Board of Health sought an injunction to enforce repair or demolition. Named defendants included Mr and Mrs James R Boose and Oberholtzer Corp Ashland. Booses live in Norwalk.
James L. Dudzik aged 18 of New London pleads not guilty to breaking into the offices of Dr. William B. Holman at 257 Benedict Ave. A 17-year-old companion was arrested by Monroeville police after Norwalk officers found the rifled offices with no items reported missing. Bond set at $2000 cash or $4000 property in Huron County Court.
Quick notice urges readers to place a want ad to sell a used fur coat calling 662 4241 for fast results.
The Norwalk City Council meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday in City Hall with prayer pledge roll call and minutes. It includes readings of communications and petitions reports and recognitions along with unfinished business and ordinances on zoning and police staffing.
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