Neighborhood corner stores fade as chains take over Norwalk
In Norwalk old neighborhood groceries fade behind stainless chain stores. Norwalk Pure Milk on Norwood Ave failed at auction while owner Edward Schaechterle plans a new sale. he will keep the store open and seek a buyer who will run it. Many small shops closed since the late 1960s as franchised party stores and chains draw customers with ads and lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Norwalk Pure Milk
Norwood Avenue
Edward Schaechterle
Schaechterle
Norwalk Pure Milk, Inc
Cook Dairy
Jay Cook
Schaecterle
Schaecerle
Lawson’s
T&a
Thrif Tmart
Schaederle
Bowen Suhr
Milan Avenue
Grocerty
Suhr
Corwin Street
Robert McDonald
Lee Ct
McDonald
N. Foster St
Milan Residents Press For Sleepy Hollow Sewer
Milan Ohio council hears Sleepy Hollow sewer project debated. Mayor cites cost of lifts and mains versus building a new main sewer plant. Levy raised 125000 for sewer work and main plant upgrades. Plan drawings promised within a month by engineers. Easement authorization for Ohio Edison given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Rockwell
Phillips
Harold Albright
Board of Public Affairs
Finkbeiner, Pettis and Strout
EPA
Ohio Edison Co
State Highway Department
French restaurant owner spared after armed robbery conviction
In PuziLhac France a courtroom crowd applauded as five year prison term for restaurant owner Max Rey was suspended. Rey had been convicted of an armed robbery he held up the local tax collector for 5200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puzilhac
France
UPI
Max Rey
Rey
Milan Candidates Night Draws About 50 Citizens
About 50 residents attended Meet Your Candidates Night in Milan to hear 11 mayoral and council hopefuls discuss sewer plans for Sleepy Hollow speed limit on Ohio 601 and U S 250 relocation. Candidates for school board and other offices spoke on communications and year long schooling.
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Columbia Gas Co
Ohio
Milan
Finance Committee
Charles Fisher
U.S. 250
Glenn Rockwell
Robert Bickley
Walter Stutzman
Sleepy Hollow
Kenneth Ryder
William Mattledge
Arthur McWilliams
Faye Kramer
Berlin-Milan
Robert Stein
Brigitte Brimer
Ray Otto
William Krueger
EHOVE
Milan Jaycees
Edison High School
Blount Possible Resignation Aims Senate Bid
Reports from Washington and Alabama say Postmaster General Winton M. Blount may resign in a couple of days to run for the Senate against Sen. John J. Sparkman of Alabama. Sparkman, 73 next December 20, seeks another term. Blount, 50, was a millionaire contractor before Nixon appointed him to the cabinet.
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Washington
UPI
Alabama
Winton M. Blount
Senate
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Sparkman
Blount
Nixon
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K.J. Beach
Ed Schaechterle
Norwood Ave
Landmark
Norwalk Pure Milk Inc
Ed Brown
State Street
Sleepy Hollow Sewer
William Phillips
Los Angeles
Ernest Easter
Linda Fay Birdsong
Laurene Birdsong
Benedoit Ave
Russell R. Fisher
Foster Street
Wakeman Oil CO
Wakeman, Ohio
Harrington & Richardson
Magnum
CoHo
Scott
S. Linwood