Two-Year-Old Hit By Car Unhurt on Benedict Avenue
Two year old Jason M Hile son of Mr and Mrs James Hile 175 Benedict Ave escaped serious injury after being struck by a car on Benedict Avenue Tuesday afternoon He was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and Norwalk Clinic and released Driver Mrs Wayman I Robbins 62 Wooster St told police she saw the child head for the street and then hesitate She said she thought the child was waiting for her to pass but he ran in front of the car The woman slammed on the brakes but the boy was thrown to the street and injured Terrance P Fulton 25 Bank St lost control of his car on Whittlesey Avenue and received a cut on his left eye He was charged with no driver's license and failure to drive on the right side of the road His car skid 144 feet before stopping on the tree lawn.
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Jason M. Hile
James Hile
Benedict Ave
Benedict Avenue
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk Clinic
Wayman I. Robbins
Wooster St
Terrance P. Fulton
Bank St
Whittlesey Avenue
Fulton
Lawsuit quiets title to land held by school district
Monroeville area farmer H C Sparks filed suit in Common Pleas Court to quiet title to eight tenths of an acre on Peru Center Road arguing he possessed the property since 1944 and has met the 21 year adverse possession requirement. He sues the Monroeville Board of Education and Peru Township Trustees. A similar Browns case led to a 1969 Ohio Supreme Court ruling upholding adverse possession against school districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Sparks
Peru Center Road
Clarence
Ralph Brown
Bronson Township
Church Honors Schlegelmilch For 28 Years Of Service
Walter Schlegelmilch of Norwalk was recognized Monday night at the Elks Club for 28 years as Sunday School superintendent. A church letter praised his service and he received a drawing of Christ from Patricia Sellinger. Schlegelmilch retired last Sunday and Robert Sukke was announced as the new superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Elks Club
Walter Schlegelmilch
Erie St
St. Peter Lutheran Church Council
Christ
Patricia Sellinger
Schlegelmilech
Robert Sukke
Parade to Launch New London Labor Day Festival
Floats antique cars bands drum and baton corps ponies and horses will march in the third annual New London Invitational Labor Day Festival Parade on Saturday at 6 p m. The route starts at the high school lot goes west on East Main Street to the square south on South Main Street to Grove Street and ends at Recreation Park for judging at the old football field. The park board sponsors the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Robert Hardy
James van Sickle
Linda
Canton
New London Grange
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Wellington
Black River’ High School
Majorette Corp
Three Monroeville Men Injured In Ohio 99 Crash
Early Tuesday, Lloyd Balduff 18 Lewis Poths 20 and James Sherley 18 were treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after their car ran off Ohio 99 south of Monroeville hitting a road marker and a utility pole. A separate rock fall damaged Estella Gathergood’s car on U.S. 20 near Norwalk behind a stone hauler driven by Melvin Kauffman. The Ohio highway department proposed relocation of 1.2 miles of Ohio 99 between Monroeville and Standardsburg, with an estimated cost of 464 thousand dollars, to improve alignment and a narrow Frink Run bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Ohio 99
State Highway Patrol
Lloyd L. Balduff
Lewis D. Poths
James O. Sherley
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Estella M. Gathergood
Gathergood
Melvin A. Kauffman
Elyria
U.S. 20
Norwalk
Columbus
Standardsburg
Huron County
Ohio Department of Highways
Boy 5 Calls Fire, Triggers False Alarm in Norwalk
A five year old Norwalk boy playing with a telephone reported a fire at a city trailer park. Police traced the call to his Washington Street home and told his parents the seriousness of the false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Washington Street
Norwalk City Charter Adopts Mayor Duties Section Unanimously
The Norwalk City Charter Commission approved a detailed section on the mayor’s duties including executive oversight, budget submission, contract execution, and veto power. Other sections on vacancy, removal, and acting mayor await legal counsel input.
Drunken Driving Cases End in Common Pleas Court
In Common Pleas Court several drunken driving cases closed. Louis D. Frederick Sr 55 of Wakeman pleaded no contest, fined 200 dollars plus costs, three days in jail, and 30 day license suspension after an October 1969 arrest. Charles R. Price 49 of Mansfield and Earl E. Bigham 41 of Lancaster pled guilty to reduced reckless driving, fined 50 dollars plus costs. Francis R. Kinter 55 of Nova pleaded no contest, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Charles Handshoe 39 of Shiloh forfeited a 1000 dollar bond on a drunken driving charge for an arrest in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Louis D. Frederick, Sr
Wakeman
Charles R. Price
Mansfield
Earl E. Bigham
Lancaster
Price
Bigham
Francis R. Kinter
Rural
Nova
Charles Handshoe
Shiloh
Five-year probation given to Roy A. Stewart in forgery case
Roy A. Stewart aged 32 of 46 Benedict Ave was placed on probation for five years after pleading guilty to a forgery charge. He was among five charged last October with passing forged checks stolen from H Bescherner Co Cleveland in January 1970 and indicted by the grand jury in November 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Stewart
Benedict Ave
Stewart
H. Bescherner Co
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsman
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Milan
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Charlie
Webfoot
Pean Jones
Sancy Duncan Iflynn
Tony Roberts
Jamies Gregory
Technicolor
Constance Carroll
Cosmetics
Constance Carrot Cosmetics
Nigt Aa
Cary/ Richards
OULU
Denver
UPI
Parade
Ohio
Lazy-Bones
Regus
Canada
Kays Choed
W. Main
Star View Drive-In
West Norwalk
George Hamilton
Sue Lyon
Metrocolor
Fanfare Corporation
Tom Stern
Jeremy Slate
Board of Control
State Civil Service
Civil Service
Police
Paul Robinson
Ray Flanagan
Caroline Ford
Commission
Steve Mullenix
Eugene Kramer
Greg Richards
Kramer
West Main St. Norwalk
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