First Prize in Parade Awarded at Monroeville Halloween
Five Knob Hill children won first prize for costumes in Monroeville Halloween parade. The group portrayed a circus wagon leopard ringmaster and clowns. Second prize went to Norwalk’s Carin Nardecchia with Raggedy Ann. Third prize earned by Shelley Van Horn as a butterfly. About 365 children participated from Congregational Church to Marsh Field.
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Monroeville
Knob Hill
Diana
Sheridan Eilen
David Bilen
Nickey Pheiffer
Richard A. Pheiffer
Ann
John Wheeler
Norwalk
Carin Nardecchia
Donald Nardecchia
St. Mary's St
Shelley van Horn
Reginald van Horn
Congregational Church
Chapel
Monroe
Main Street
Broad
Marsh Field
Probate notice of jointly held estate in Huron County
Paul R. Brown of Ridgefield Township files in Huron County Probate Court. Estate value listed as $20,500 and includes jointly held property or accounts if any.
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Huron County
Paul R. Brown
Ridgefield Township
Dependable Tenants Sought in Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad
Local Norwalk newspaper seeks reliable tenants for available housing units. Ad promises prompt communication, respectful neighbors, and maintained properties. Includes contact details for rental inquiries and application process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Hour of Music at Norwalk High blends centuries of composers
The Norwalk High auditorium hosts Hour of Music at 3 p.m. Sunday featuring the symphony orchestra and marching band. The program includes Haydn Borodin Bach Handel with Rodgers Joplin numbers and debut of Lovers The Entertainer The Hustler Feeling Stronger Every Day and The Shadow of Your Smile. A car fire near Robert Hipps home on Norwood Avenue was confined to the carburetor, firefighters report.
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Richard Rodgers
Scott Joplin
Handel
Bach
Norwalk High
Haydn
Borodin
Rodgers
Joplin
the Entertainer
Robert Hipp
Hipp
W. Main St
Norwood Avenue
Norwalk
United Fund collections reach eighty percent of goal in New London
Gordon Marett, general chairman, says final returns will decide if the six thousand dollar goal is met as house to house solicitation reaches seventy five percent and all industries have been contacted. In Los Angeles a downtown intersection was blocked for an hour after two thousand canceled checks spilled from a bank truck and most were recovered by bank staff.
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London
United Fund
Gordon Marett
Marett
Los Angeles
UPI
Trial Set Dec 2 In Holdup Case Against Jennings
Jesse C. Jennings, a former Norwalk man, faces trial December 2 in Columbus on a second bank robbery charge. The 44 year old was arrested August 21 at his Bellevue home after an FBI probe linked him to the Berlin Heights Berlin Heights branch robbery earlier that day. The March 30 Firelands Community Bank Berlin Heights Branch heist yielded about $13,000 after a note demanded money from the bank manager.
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Jesse C. Jennings
Norwalk
Berlin Heights
Jennings
Robert M. Duncan
Columbus
Chesterhill
Ohio
FBI
Bellevue
Firelands Community Bank
Mental Health Money Dilemma Plagues Huron County Board
The Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation discussed securing more local funds as state support rises. Director Robert Klenk noted state money will reach about 137000, while local funding remains around 29000 plus in kind contributions valued at 5880. The board learned the levy can only be placed on the November 1975 ballot if renewal occurs November 5, 1974, or voters may face zero support after January 1.
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Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
Huron County Commissioners
Robert Klenk
Huron County
Klenk
William W
Fremont Kraut Co
P.O
Fremont
Ohio
USA
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Marcia Albright
Melanie Billman
Probate
Melinda Allgood
Jaycees
Benedict Avenue
Miss Allgood
Christie Lane School
Bob Freeman
W. League St
Hour of Music
NL Fund
Sauerkraut
Citizens For Jones
George Hall
Farmers Bank
Mansfield
Tioant
Pier J. Huron
Prime Rib
Magnavox
AGC
Magna
State Olor TV
Att & Whit
W. Main
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