Weekend Wreckord Injuries From Five Highway Incidents
State Highway Patrol investigated eight cars one truck and a combine damaged in five weekend accidents. On Saturday 11 30 Robert J Eberly 17 Willard and Carl Strang 50 Sandusky collided on a one lane bridge route 99 Strang cited for failing to obey a traffic control sign. Saturday 3 15 David W Pittinger 36 132 Whittlesey swerved and struck a parked car on Wentz Rd. The car owned by May B Osmond New London was a combine on Townline Rd 187 east of route 60 at 6 10 p m Saturday. The car Driver Howard Ewing Jr 17 Mansfield minor damage no arrest. Sunday 7 50 a m Fred Morton 45 Sizemore W Va rear ended a vehicle on route 224 while turning onto route 13 Ronald J Wick ham 19 Galion driven the other car minor damage Morton cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance. 3 40 p m Sunday Joe C Takett 25 Wake man westbound Ze no bia Rd left turn Daniel L Distel 17 New London westbound passing collided minor damage Takett cited for failing to signal Distel cited for passing at an intersection. The October WOMEN S DIVISION of the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce meeting postponed to 8 p m Tuesday Nov 10.
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State Highway Patrol
Robert J. Eberly
Willard
Carl Strang
Sandusky
Route 99
Monroeville
Strang
David W. Pittinger
Whittlesey
Wentz Rd
Milfred Morton
Sizemore
W. Va
Ronald J. Wickham
Galion
Morton
Joe C. Takett
Wakeman
Zenobia Rd
Daniel L. Distel
New London
Takett
Distel
Teen Center Opens in New London Grange Home
About 125 teenagers attended the New London Grange Teenage Center opening on Saturday evening. The program featured games and dancing to records and a seven member New London High School group performed a parody titled Little Red Honda. The group included John-Luc Navez American Field Service student from Belgium and six peers. Additional table games are sought. next meeting is November.
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New London
New
UNICEF Fundraiser Reach Out to Needy Children Event
UNICEF community program gathers volunteers to canvass Sunday November 1 from 2 30 to 5 p m starting at First Methodist Church with instructions then at Rec Center for tabulation and refreshments Churches listed as sponsors include First Methodist Salvation Army First Presbyterian First Baptist St Peter s Lutheran Warren Chapel Methodist Christian Missionary and Alliance Church St Paul s and St Mary s Catholic Church Donations accepted via contacts at sponsoring churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicef
United Nations
First Methodist
Rec Center
First Methodist Church
The
Salvation Army
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Warren Chapel Methodist
Christian Missionary and Alliance Church
St. Paul’s
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
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Norwalk Chamber OF Commerce
Schild’s
Hergatt’s Landmark
the Misfits
Kate’s Place
Norwalk Laundry
Oa Roth’s Antiques
Bob Meyers
Bell Dairy
T-J’s
Rexall Drug Eagles
Adria’s Beauty
Connie’s
MacDonald Realty
Haas Con Co
Fanny Farmer
Teen Center
Golding
Iy! of
Batistes
Kroger
Pohls
Jug
Boston Butt
Kwick
Krisp
Grants Pennleigh* Prep
Bologna
Braunschweiger
Arenes
U.S. Choice Tenderay
Usda Choice
Boston Roll
Palmolive
Beauty
Ajax
E. Main ST
Vian
Webby Greaves
Norwalk, Ohio
Baby Ruth
Butterfingers
Carnation
Ajax All Purpose
Kotex
Dynamo
Gian
Jax
Pota
Birds Eye
DOZ
T. Pegs
Cal
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