Safety Council Highlights Halloween Hazards in Neighborhood
The Norwalk Reflector reports safety tips from the National Safety Council on Halloween. Kids in costumes should be bright and reflective, adults supervise crossings, and flameproof materials plus safe props reduce risks. Parents should illuminate porches, clear steps, and motorists should drive carefully in residential areas.
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Safety Council
Ty Council
Sara Miles
Miss Miles
Portant
Pillow
Mom
Junior
Reflect
Dad
Peter the
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Miles
Sis
National Safety Council
Map display highlights first U.S. plank road and local history
Local historian Mrs. M. B. Foskett will present a 52 by 41 inch county map at the Huron County Courthouse. The 1859 Philip Nunan map traces Bellevue Monroeville Norwalk Olena Clarksfield and New London with color coded townships and notes toll houses. It also marks Fitchville’s 1845 plank road origin Clinton as Fitchville’s old name and Cranberry Marsh at Ohio 60 Townline Road. New London’s early era includes three hotels, one three stories tall.
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New London
United States
Clinton
Cranberry Marsh
M. B. Foskett
Seven Hills Road
Huron County Court House
Philip Nunan
Congress
District Court of Western District of
Pennsylvania
Bellevue
Monroeville
Norwalk
Olena
Clarksfield
Foskett
Sara
Melvin George
Greenwich
Fitchville
Ohio 60
Townline Road
Fiddler's Green
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