Norwalk Prepares for Halloween Events Amid Rain Risk
Bob Burr reports over 60 volunteers filled 2000 treat bags at St Paul Hall for Norwalk Halloween events. Parade starts 7 p.m. from Monroe and Case, prizes at Foster Street, cartoons and dance follow. Rain plan shifts activities to St Paul Social Hall or Cole gym. $735 local contributions and many candy donors noted.
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Bob Burr
Norwalk
Burr
St. Paul
Lions Club
The
Jaycees
Monroe Street
Case Avenue
Main Street
Foster Street
St. Paul School
Cole Gym
Wayne Goodsite
East Main Street
Prospect
Woodlawn Avenue
Norwalk High School
City Declaring War on Drug Traffic in Norwalk
Goodsite Mayor Wayen Goodsite announced a crackdown on local drug traffic. Sgt. C Fred Lau was named a detective joining Sgt. Donald Ratliff to focus on investigations, with three raids already staged with the county sheriff's department.
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Norwalk
Wayen Goodsite
C. Fred Lau
Donald Ratliff
Gerald Kluding
Ratliff
Two More Arrested In Local Drug Raids
Norwalk police and Huron County deputies arrested William H. O'Dell and Gary L. Goble after raids on their homes found a substantial amount of marijuana and smoking utensils. Authorities said both cases stem from extensive investigations with informant tips and that several officers participated.
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Norwalk
Huron County
William H. O’dell
Milan Ave
Gary L. Goble
Don V. Ratliff
O’dell
Goble
Ratliff
U.S. 20
O’dell House
209 Give Blood In Norwalk
A total of 209 units of blood were donated to the Red Cross in Norwalk. Donors who gave multiple amounts include Albert Statzer 9 gallons, Lawrence Bresson 5 gallons, and others such as Arden Miller, Howard Crawford, Clarence Camp, and more from Norwalk, Monroeville, Wakeman, New London, and beyond.
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Red Cross
Norwalk
Lawrence Bresson
Arden Miller
Monroeville
gallon — _ Howard Crawford
Wakeman
Clarence Camp
Robert Kirkpatrick
New London
Bank report of condition attested by executives
The document states total liabilities of 11,191,387.39 dollars and includes declarations by L. P. Murray Executive Vice President and bank directors that the report of condition is true to the best of their knowledge and belief. It confirms the accuracy and completeness of the bank's financial condition as examined by responsible undersigned officers.
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Murray
Exec
Freeman to practice law in Norwalk after bar admission
Harold J. Freeman 27 will join his father and relatives in a Norwalk law practice after passing the state bar exam. He studied at Earlham College and Ohio Northern University and is the oldest son of Bernard J. Freeman. Hayrides and a Halloween party are slated in Milan with costume awards and refreshments. In Lorain, Roy L. Adcock, 21, moved from intensive care to fair condition after a single-vehicle crash on U S 250 near Avery October 21.
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Freeman
Harold J
Norwalk
Bernard J. Freeman
Herbert Freeman
Ron Freeman
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Ohio Northern
Milan
Moravian Villa
Lorain
Roy L. Adcock
Lorain Community Hospital
Adcock
Glover St
U.S. 250
Avery
Local IRS Head Receives Exceptional Service Award
Alvin M. Kelley, director of the Cleveland District IRS, received the Exceptional Service Award in Washington D.C. for rejuvenating two districts and leading criminal enforcement efforts including the statewide Project CRIMP in Illinois. He was accompanied by his wife Mary E. Glenn. the couple resides at Iris Acres near Norwalk.
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Alvin M. Kelley
Secretary of the Treasury
William E. Simon
Cleveland
Norwalk
Internal Revenue Service
Washington, D.C
Kelley
CRIMP
Illinois
Mary E. Glenn
Willard
Kelleys
Iris Acres
Six candidates vie for three Monroeville school board seats
Monroeville voters face a six candidate field for three open seats on the Board of Education in the district race. Incumbents Robert J. Simon and Richard C. Winslow seek re election. Others are Robert J. Smith Alta L. Forgerson Ruth Adelman and Ervin E. Myers. Warren Ruggles is not running again.
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Monroeville
Board of Education
Robert J. Simon
Richard C. Winslow
Robert J. Smith
Alta L. Forgerson
Ruth Adelman
Ervin E. Myers
Warren Ruggles
Alvin
M.H.S
Simon
Baker St
Simon’s Watch Repair
Eileen
Smith
Winslow
Four Seek Two Seats On Peru Township Board
Peru Township voters will decide two Board of Trustees seats on November 6. Incumbents Harold Martin and Bernard Gravenhurst face challengers Robert L. Smith and Ryerson Roe. Smith, 43, a mechanic and farmer, has seven children and 40 years in the township. Gravenhurst, 70, a retired farmer, has 12 years on the board and 45 years in the township. He backs Issue One. Martin, 51, a farmer, has four years on the board and 25 years in the township. Roe did not return a questionnaire.
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Peru Township
Harold Martin
Bernard Gravenhurst
Robert L. Smith
Ryerson Roe
Smith
Joanne
Gravenhorst
Ruby
Gravenhurst
Martin
Mabel
Mayor's Court Dispositions in Norwalk
John B. Clark New London improper lane change fined $25 and costs Kim C. Hall New London peeling tires $27 bond forfeited Richard J. Vattorella 63 W Main St improper lane change fined $25 and costs David P. White 186 W Main St failure to stop in an assured clear distance $27 bond Thomas A. Cesa 23 Newton St driving while intoxicated fined $200 and costs sentenced to three days in jail Eugene C. Phillips rural North Fairfield driving while intoxicated fined $200 and costs sentenced to three days in jail James T. Geiger 37 Christie Ave failure to stop in an assured clear distance fined Wanda Schnell 49 Milan Ave failure to yield the right of way fined $10 and costs Ronald N. Mackey 95% N Hester St trespassing fined $50 and costs $40 suspended Robert E. Goodsite 24 W Washington St trespassing Oliver Hamilton 25 W Seminary St driving while intoxicated fined $500 and costs $300 suspended improper backing fined $25 and costs Harry L. Kimberlin Sandusky speeding fined $10 and costs Phyllis J. Brucker Wakeman failure to yield the right of way fined $10 Richard H. Hees Port Clinton speeding $17 bond Steven J. Signs 11 Norwood Ave speeding fined $50 and costs
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Norwalk
John B. Clark
New London
Kim C. Hall
Richard J. Vattorella
W. Main St
David P. White
Thomas A. Cesa
Newton St
Eugene C. Phillips
Fairfield
James T. Geiger
Christie Ave
Wanda Schnell
Milan Ave
Ronald N. Mackey
N. Hester
Wakeman
Richard H. Hees
Port Clinton
Steven J. Signs
Norwood Ave
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Albert Statzer
Louis Harding
Gallon
Richard Striker
Sharon Braden
Richard Eastman
Dean Schaffer
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Susan Riley
Georgann van Meter
Catherine Lenz
Rita Welfle
Eugene Hammersmith
Delores Miller
Mary Louise Stewart
Reserve District
Wakeman Bank Company
Ohio
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of
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U.S. Treasury
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Partnerships
Toe
L.P. Murray Exce
K.C. Buckley Thomas J. Turner
S.C. Vincent
Holman
Jewelers
IRS
Coker
E. Main St
Forgerson
Township Board
Roe
Mayor’s Court
Ham
Norwalk Cinema
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