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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1974
Page
2
New London police chief Norman Snyder said display watches from Kimmel's Pharmacy on East Main Street were taken Monday morning and found in a ditch along Townline Road east of Butler Road on Wednesday. The watches were missing.
The Norwalk Jaycees provide free rides for voters facing travel issues on November 5. Volunteers man clubrooms, answer calls, and shuttle residents to the polls. Dick Nestor is project chairman. Jaycee phone 668-8165. Two bicycles stolen in Norwalk on Monday.
An assault at Newton Terrace Apartments 23 Newton St. involved a man breaking dishes a glass topped table a bowl and dumping food on the kitchen floor. Two girls reported three men entered about 3 a.m. and were friends of another roommate to Norwalk police.
The Huron County Mental Health Society elected Michael Fegen of Norwalk as president replacing James Loughridge who praised the center director Ron Scott. New officers include Mary Lou Griffiths as vice president and Ann Spradlin and William Catalano re elected as secretary and treasurer.
In a brisk approach to daily errands, a busy housewife highlights how buying through the classifieds saves time and money. The piece emphasizes practical tips and thrifty buying strategies for household needs.
Monroeville group changes name to Educational Boosters and keeps monthly meetings led by Gary Hooper. Open to all in the school district with a $1 fee. new officers planned. Knights of Columbus host Halloween dance at the K of C Home Saturday at 9. The Silent Ones provide music. Rev. James Hall will be away Tuesdays and Thursdays for ten weeks attending Ashland Theological Seminary. emergency contact listed. Bible study and discussion class for high schoolers set for Nov 19 at 7:30 p.m.
Two Sandusky youths, Glenn E. Davis 11 and Dale R. Stockman 14, were killed when their bicycle was struck by a pickup on West Strub Road in Perkins Township. Driver Allen C. Puckrin 31 was not cited. the bicycle had no lights or reflectors. Davis died at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. Stockman died en route to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
The New London Board of Education adjusted teaching and coaching duties after high school teacher John McGowan suffered a heart attack. Beverly Finkel and Walter Payne Jr were hired as substitute English and French teachers. Eighth grade basketball coaches were reassigned and substitutes approved for Carl Levine James Ross Carolyn Young and Dorothy M Rogers. The board set pay of four dollars per class period for regular staff substituting during conference periods and approved hires for the adult basic education program.
A propane tank exploded in an equipment shed on Karl Lierenz’s farm near Zenobia and Laylin Roads about three miles south of town at 7 45 a m. The Norwalk department extinguished the blaze in four minutes with five firefighters and two trucks. Estimated damage totals 3000 dollars, with 2500 to shed walls and 500 to tools and equipment.
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