Canadian Nuns Move to Norwalk Residence in November
Six cloistered nuns from the Sisters of the Precious Blood will relocate from Bellevue to 173 West Main Street in Norwalk on November 17. They have reduced from 12 to six members and will live in a nine room Norwalk home within the Toledo diocese. The mother house remains in Canada near Alexandria Ontario.
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Sisters of the Precious Blood
Norwalk
West Main St
Precious Blood
Rt. 2
Bellevue
Toledo
Sandusky
Canada
Alexandria
Ontario
M. Nano
Hospital Admissions and Discharges by Area Facilities
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Thomas Hursh Plymouth Laura Schild Monroeville Thelmas Lortcher Collins Thomas Resor Noralk Patricia Ingersoll Norwalk Catherine Smith Norwalk Lucile Davis Norwalk Georgia Sanford Wakeman and John Lolla Norwalk Discharges include Burdell Kovacs Wakeman Daniel Bowers Norwalk Master Clayton McIntire Wakeman Kathy Bisell Norwalk Jerrold Beck Monroeville Alice Leber and son Norwalk Yolanda Pineda and son Norwalk Clarence McMorrow Norwalk Fred Graves Wakeman Ernest Denney Collins Naomi Miller Norwalk Milissa Osborne Norwalk Willard Area Hospital admissions Harry Dailey John Wallace Jr Jack Terveen Lyndall Maddocks Ruth Howard Jane Hainline Ida White Mary Wise Sylvia Howell Joseph Click Bradley Baxter Carolyn Parsons Marlene Schwenn Willard Velda Haley Greenwich Herman Slone Malasa Brown Charles Deskins Shiloh Mollie Simpson New Haven Good Samaritan Discharges Robert Cowell Norwalk Mrs Roy Paul Norwalk Mrs Sally Ann Williams Norwalk
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Thomas Hursh
Plymouth
Laura Schild
Monroeville
Thelmas Lortcher
Collins
Thomas Resor
Noralk
Patricia Ingersoll
Norwalk
Catherine Smith
Lucile Davis
Georgia Sanford
Wakeman
John Lolla
Burdell Kovacs
Daniel Bowers
Clayton McIntire
Harry Dailey
John Wallace Jr
Jack Terveen
Lyndall Maddocks
Ruth Howard
Jane Hainline
Ida White
Mary Wise
Sylvia Howell
Joseph Click
Bradley Baxter
Carolyn Parsons
Marlene Schwenn
Willard
Velda Haley
Greenwich
Herman Slone
Malasa Brown
Charles Deskins
Shiloh
Mollie Simpson
New Haven
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert Cowell
Roy Paul
Sally Ann Williams
Markets Cleveland Livestock Prices and Local Soybeans
Livestock market steady to higher with primes at 29.75 to 30.25 and calves around 50. Hogs rise 25 to 50 cents with 200 to 220 lb at 25.75 to 26.25. Sheep and lambs gain up to 50 cents with spring lambs at 28 to 28.50. Local prices show soybeans at 2.24 and other misc figures from Pratt and regional entries.
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Cleveland
UPI
Customer Gets Best Of Deal
Norwalk police investigate a larceny by trick at the West End Certified Station on Main Street. Attendant Gary Gilbert says a man offered a $20 bill for a $1 purchase, switched it for a $5, then absconded with about $29 while Gilbert added change. The suspect is described as a six foot tall husky Black man with a mustache and short hair.
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Norwalk
West End
W. Main St
Gary W. Gilbert
Gilbert
Old
U.S
Hammer Head Damages Car Hood on Millis Street
Donald E. Millis reported a steel head from a 10 pound sledge hammer struck his car hood on Millis Street Sunday night. The hood could not be opened and police believe vandals tossed the hammer head while passing by on the sidewalk.
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Donald E. Millis
Washington St
Millis
Norwalk
Artist Captures July Fourth Storm in Oil Painting
Katja Wissner painted a dark blue and black scene inspired by a Reflector photograph by Herbert Griffiths. The work shows storm clouds over St Alphonsus Church and will stay at the Coffee Corner for two to three months.
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Katja Wissner
Equal Employment Chief Appointed For Reservoir
Willard City Council named Rev. Robert Snyder of Grace United Methodist Church as the equal employment opportunity officer for the $4 million city reservoir project. Snyder will ensure adherence to EEO requirements funded by state and federal sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard City
Robert Snyder
Grace United Methodist Church
Snyder
Willard Hearing Debates Smaller Two Family Dwellings
Willard council opened a public hearing on lowering floor area limits for two family units to 520 square feet for one bedroom and 680 square feet for two bedrooms. Hart Gearhart of H & G Improvement Center argues the plan remains above national standards and would house elderly or low income tenants while critic B Carlisle Bowling warns of substandard housing setting a precedent.
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Willard
H & G Improvement Center
Shelby
Hart Gearhart
Huron County Metropolitan Housing Authority
Gearhart
B. Carlisle Bowling
Bowling
Wakeman Village Approves Water Rate Increases
Wakeman Village Council backed by the Board of Public Affairs hikes water rates effective November 1. Residential minimum climbs from 10 to 12 dollars per quarter, a 20 percent rise, with larger rises up to 50 000 gallons. Commercial rates rise 25 percent on 15 000 gallons and up to 200 000 gallons with a 50 percent jump, aiming to offset past under pricing. Estimated additional annual revenue around 4 500 dollars plus 400 to 500 dollars from bulk water sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Board of Public Affairs
Water Board
K.C. Buckley
Willard Names Sommers to Fill Council Vacancy
Kenneth A. Sommers 39, Midwest Industries personnel director, will serve as councilman at large to replace the late Arthur H. Stearns. He is also vice mayor since 1968 and will hold both posts until the 1970 election. Sommers, a Norwalk native, former hospital administrator, ex Norwalk policeman, and Kent State graduate, resides with his wife and 17-year-old son at 815 Woodbine St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Kenneth A. Sommers
Midwest Industries, Inc
Arthur H. Stearns
Sommers
Stearns
Wilcox Taylor
Norwalk
Midwest
Mansfield
Norwalk High School
Kent State University
Randy
Woodbine St
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Willard Area Hospital
Pratt
Mrs. Wissner
T—J's Presents
Bob Hill
West
Jefferson
Ing
Michael G. Orenic
Howard and Dale Streets
Volves
A.H. Stearns
Unicef
Chamber of Commerce
Council
Fire Department
Rae
America
Cline ST
Gene Widman
Gene Widman, Inc
Case Ave
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