Mutilate Family Dog Thieves Hit Two Wakeman Homes
Two Wakeman residents reported $1,346 in stolen items from homes Friday night. One family’s dog was mutilated and destroyed with a likely BB gun left at the scene. Items stolen include a riding lawn mower, $41 in cash, a rifle, a humidifier, appliances, a toaster, a radio, a rug cleaner, a portable TV, golf clubs, and an attempted but abandoned air conditioner disassembly.
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Wakeman
Ralph Smith
Abbott St
Lyle Miller
Wayne Hofstatter, Jr
River St
Edison High School Dedication Draws Large Local Attendance
About 250 people attended the Sunday ceremonies dedicating Edison High School with another 1000 touring the building afterward. Berlin-Milan Board of Education vice president Frank Garwood and State Department of Education official John Brown spoke during the program. Student guide Sally Russell led a classroom workroom tour.
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Edison High School
Frank Garwood
Berlin-Milan Board of Education
John Brown
State Department of Education
Sally Russell
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions
Donald Stoll of 72 Wooster St. hit skip with a 50 dollar fine seven dollar court costs and thirty dollar suspended. James A. Wightman of Greenwich faced reckless driving with a 57 dollar bond forfeiture. William H. Herner from rural Norwalk was fined for speeding with a 17 dollar bond forfeiture. John T. Kerr of 8 Dudley Ave. speeding and Kenneth Westmoreland of 15 Old State Road speeding with 21 dollar bond forfeiture.
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Norwalk
Donald Stoll
Wooster St
James A. Wightman
Greenwich
William H. Herner
John T. Kerr
Dudley Ave
Kenneth Westmoreland
Old State Road
Norwalk Council Meets to Consider Real Estate and Bids
The Norwalk City Council meets at 7:30 p m in city hall with agenda items including approval of minutes reading of communications committee reports and reports of officials. It includes ordinances to authorize sale of real estate and bids for salt for street department and a waste water facility cooperative agreement with Ohio Water Development Authority. A resolution to employ engineers for Old State Road and a vacancy on Wayne Street are noted along with declarations of the municipal plant as excess and bids for tie in with Ohio Edison for full power.
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Norwalk
City Hall
Director of Public Service and Safety
Old State Road
Corinne M. Beck
Huron County Department of Health
Ohio
Ohio Water Development Authority
Wayne Street
Ohio Edison
Emphysema Club to Hear Speaker David E Stoczynski
David E. Stoczynski known as Mr Ski inhalation therapist at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital will address the Emphysema Club at 8 p.m. in the hospital auditorium. He will discuss positive pressure respirators and related medications. The club, sponsored by The Christmas Seal Campaign, welcomes interested readers and lists Mrs Neel Fauber for information.
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David E. Stoczynski
Fisher-Titus | Memorial Hospital
Ski
Norwalk
St. Vincent Charity
Mt. Sinai
Cleveland
Neel Fauber
Hawthorne
Want Ads Buy and Sell Savings Campaign
Local classified sections promote a money saving shopping approach with emphasis on quick buys, budget deals, and time saving tips. Readers are urged to compare prices and spot promotional offers across categories.
Year-Round Facilities At Huron County Fairgrounds
Plans to expand the Huron County Fairgrounds for year round recreation were discussed by the Fair Board planning subcommittee and C B Roscoe director of the Huron County Regional Planning Commission. Plans call for a heated facility and related upgrades.
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Huron County Fairgrounds
Fair Board
C.B. Roscoe
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Calendar of local club events and a fairgrounds sewer plan
A long listing of Tuesday and other events at churches clubs and civic spots fills the calendar. discussion notes the need for sewer and water lines at the county fairgrounds and an estimated 90000 for a lift station and pipeline with county city and fair board likely sharing costs.
Willard Driver Cited In Crash
Willard resident Paul E. Weiss Sr. was cited for changing lanes without due caution after forcing a car off Ohio 4 south of Ohio 2 at about 8 p.m. Mark G. Simones of Bellevue, 23, drove the other car. Simones was trying to pass when Weiss also pulled out. Simones’ car struck a road sign but no injuries were reported.
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Paul E. Weiss, Sr
Willard
Ohio
Weiss
Mark G. Simones
Bellevue
Simons
Simones
Monroeville PTA Examines 6.8 Mill Levy Tonight
Monroeville residents hear details of a 6.8 mill operating levy at 8 p m in the elementary school cafeteria. The meeting includes a taped TV program where school board candidates deliver three minute speeches.
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Monroeville
PTA
Plane crash near runway in Colombia kills 18
In Neiva Colombia police report a DC3 airliner from Taxi Aereo Opita Company crashed and burned just short of San Vicente de Caguan runway. Eighteen passengers and four crew were aboard with two young survivors a 6 year old girl and a 3 year old boy.
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Taxi Aereo Opita Company
Colombia
Suspect In Hit Skid Jailed In Norwalk Incident
Wellington man Raymond Parsons is jailed on drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident. He allegedly fled after a collision on Dublin Road near Old State and New State Roads and was identified by witnesses in a Norwood Avenue crash. Parsons faces mayor court tonight.
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Wellington
Norwalk
Raymond Parsons
Dublin Road
Old State
New State
Madaline
Norwood Ave
Parson
Norwood Avenue
Parsons
Mayor’s Court
Main
Foster Streets
Berlin Heights
James Bryant
Foster Street
Ralph E. Burdue
Viola L. Fox
Detroit
Emerson R. Howell
Port Clinton
Cline
League Streets
Fox
Howard
Purse With 200 Dollars Stolen From Home
A purse containing 200 dollars was reported stolen from the residence of Thomas L. Sprowl at 3 Cline Street. The theft occurred Saturday night after the couple returned home from visiting neighbors. The purse disappeared about 2 a.m. and the couple had left the porch light on earlier.
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Thomas L. Sprowl
Cline St
Sprowl
Electric Car Debate At Ohio Engineers Meeting
Dr J Stu art Fordyce of NASA Lewis Research Center will speak at the Lake Erie Chapter meeting about whether electric cars are the solution to automobile pollution. The talk, focusing on high deposit battery systems, is set for 7 p.m. at Greenhills Country Club Restaurant Clyde.
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Lake Erie
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
J. Stuart Fordyce
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Greenhills Country Club
Clyde
Get the Worker You Want with a Norwalk Reflector Ad
Norwalk Reflector classified reveals a job seeker ad inviting employers to post ads for hiring. The notice highlights rapid placement, local options, and the paper’s reach among the Norwalk community. It promotes using the paper to find skilled labor and reliable staff.
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Norwalk
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