Luther League Walk for Development Stages in Sandusky
Eighteen Norwalk Luther League youths join 80 area members for a 23 mile hunger walk from Zion Lutheran Church Sandusky to St Peter's Nor walk raising funds for Lutheran World Relief and local schools. Each marcher collects sponsors with miles or total, stamps earned at route stops, and funds distributed to India and regional education and hunger groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Luther League
Sandusky
Tom Schwartz
Lake Erie
Schwartz
Zion Lutheran Church
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Lutheran World Relief
India
Christie Lane
Betty Rinderle
Huron
Erie
Ed Elbrecht
Karl Clauson
Paul Schwartz
Lynn Baldwin
Kim Colich
Marilyn Sikke
Steve Brown
Ann Brooks
Carol Brooks
Robert Battist
Auto Slams Into Pole In Spectacular Crash
Norwalk man Edward L. Sickinger 24 Baker St escaped serious injury after his car left Ohio 18 and struck a utility pole. He faced drunken driving charges after traveling an estimated 80 to 100 mph. A wrist cut was reported.
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Norwalk
Ohio 18
Edward L. Sickinger
Baker St
Sickinger
Woodlawn Ave
City Residents Hurt In Series Of Weekend Crashes
Beryl Bird, 19, of 21 Breezewood Drive treated for a shoulder injury after a crash on U S 250 south of Norwalk. Donald Harrington, 19, of 65 Parsons Street, driven car tried to overtake, went off road. No citation issued. Deer-caused collision east of Ohio 61 injures two more drivers and a passenger but no one hurt. A hit-and-run nearly caused a second crash on Ohio 61. Dale Sweet escaped injury after swerving to avoid a stopped car. Michael Baker, 18, and Alan Garman, both Jeromesville, also unharmed after a morning crash.
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Beryl Bird
Breezewood Dr
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
U.S. 250
Norwalk
Miss’ Bird
Donald Harrington
Parsons St. Harrington
Siby] Goodman
North Fairfield
Margaret E. Mowery
Tiffin
Shirley Seger
Ohio
Dale A. Sweet
New
State Road
Sweet
Ohio 61
Michael L. Baker
Alan Garman
Jeromesville
Baker
Culbert
Edison High School Dedicated Sunday
Edison High School hosts a dedication and open house from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday in the auditorium. William Mattledge of the Milan American Legion presents an American flag to Student Council President Roger Doerner. Guest speakers include Frank Garwood, Dr. William Weagly, Don McIIntyre, Alto Miller, Ethel Swanbeck, and John Brown. The Berlin Milan Board president Herbert Schlessman will receive the key to the building and public tours are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
New Edison High School
William Mattledge
Milan American Legion Post
Roger Doerner
Charles Lindecamp
Frank Garwood
Board of Education
William
Senior Center Turkey Dinner Slated
Campbell Warren of the Ohio Department on Aging visited the center to survey programs and offer help as funding this time is limited. Next Tuesday features a potluck dinner and a House Committee meeting.
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Campbell Warren
Ohio Department On Aging
State Department
Jim Hile
Austin Shadle
Golden Age Club
Eva Fritz
Norwalk Halloween Parade Set for October 30
Norwalk Jaycees sponsor the annual parade at 7 p.m. on October 30 forming at Case Avenue and West Main Street and moving to the high school. Prizes go to four children age groups and groups of more than two. A bicycle drawing, merchant donations, cider and doughnuts follow at the high school. Jaycee chairman Jim Adelman.
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Norwalk
Jaycees
Case Avenue
West Main Street
Jaycee
Jim Adelman
Norwalk Candidates Night Set With 23 Participants
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce hosts 23 candidates for municipal and school board seats at Candidates Night in the city council chamber. The event, broadcast live by WLKR, invites questions via chamber office or city hall starting 7 30 p m. Firelands B P W C volunteers relay inquiries to candidates.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
City Council Chamber
WLKR
James Westerhold
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Firelands Business and Professional Women’s Club
Westerhold
Paul Miller
James Zuber
Hit-Skip Charged After Backing Into Parked Car
Michael W Hipp of 15 S Pleasant St was charged with leaving the scene and improper backing after his car allegedly struck a parked vehicle. Mrs C Richard Meisler of 242 Summit St reported her car hit by a hit and run auto in front of 13 S Garden St. A witness provided the license number, Hipp owned the auto. He claimed he did not know he backed into another car and will appear in Mayor's Court at 8 pm Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael W. Hipp
S. Pleasant St
C. Richard Meisler
Summit St
S. Garden St
Hipp
EHOVE Students Selected for Region Seven Office Race
Four Norwalk students and one from New London at EHOVE Joint Vocational School were chosen to compete for regional Ohio Office of Education Association posts in Lorain. Susan Logan and Janny Vanderpyl seek secretary, Connie Hinckley vp, Kathleen Smith treasurer, and Nan Farmer historian. Region Seven covers 10 counties and 34 high schools.
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Avery
Norwalk
New London
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Ohio Office of Education Association
Lorain
Susan Logan
Janny Vanderpyl
Connie Hinckley
Kathleen Smith
Nan Farmer
EHOVE
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Se Faseme
Omar Sharif
Leigh Taylor
Young Jack Palance
John Frankenheimer
Edwards Lewis
Columbia Pictures
Dalton Trumbo
Bob
Carol
Ted
Alice
Natalie Wood
Robert Culp
A Frankovich
Inamo Bernat
Maqthau Cacius Flower
Oldie Hawt
United Artists
Auto
Edward G. Strobel
Scotwood Dr
Leo E. Zellner
Willard
Norwalk High School
Strobel
Gary D. Thomas
Main and
Prospects Street
Thomas
Mullins Auto
Fidel R. Nino, Jr
Plymouth
Water Street
Benedict Ave
Charles W. Rice
Monroeville
Edward Sickinger
Cleveland Browns
NBC
Continental Capableevision OF Ohio, Inc
Edison High School
Star View Drive
West
Holiday
Tod! Wiggins
Christopher ST. John
Greer ST. John
Sabra Welles
Robin Moore
Coward Mann
Larry Applebaum
Edward Mann
Robert
Weinbach
AVCO
Atwood Lake Lodge
Gnadtenhutte
New England
Bernice Call
Memorial Hospital
Leo Flemming
Good Samaritan Hospital
Edith Nichols
Quality Care Nursing Center
American Legion
Eddie Riedy
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