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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1969

Page

3

EHOVE enrollment tops 821 as new staff hired

EHOVE Joint Vocational School reports 821 students this fall under Superintendent J. Creighton Christ. The board hires three teachers: Pauline Frederick dental assistant, Monica Bachrach reading, and John Norquest English. Governor Rhodes planned to attend the Sept. 28 dedication.

Ehove Joint Vocational School J. Creighton Christ Ehove Board of Education Pauline Frederick Monica Bachrach John Norquest James A. Rhodes EHOVE

Two Norwalk Men Pass CPA Test

Two Norwalk area men have passed state CPA exams. R. Leonard Wiedemann of Miamisburg and Don Chaney, who will attend Arizona State University law school, earned certification after taking the test last spring. Results were announced in August and the State Board of Accountancy administered the exam. Wiedemann married to Joanne Meyer and works for Ernst and Ernst in Dayton. Wiedemann is a Miami University of Ohio graduate. Parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiedemann and Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Chaney.

Norwalk Miami University of Ohio Robert Wiedemann East Main St Loyal Chaney Breezewood

Bacall Divorced in Juarez Ends Eight-Year Marriage

Actress Lauren Bacall, 44, obtained a Mexican divorce from actor Jason Robards Jr. in Juarez on incompatibility after eight years of marriage. She returns to New York to rehearse Broadway's All About Eve. Bacall retains custody of their son Sam, seven, and a property settlement was reached.

Mexico New York UPI Lauren Bacall Jason Robards Jr Miss. Bacall Robards Sam Lorenzo Holguin Disnery Juarez

Tavern Owners Reelect Berry in Huron County

Tavern owners re elected Thomas Berry as president of the association for the coming year with Jerry Leto as vice president Hilda Palmer becomes secretary treasurer and Paul Asmus sergeant at arms. Advisory board includes Ernest Lohr Ernie Palmer Al Kessler Paul Wechter and Chris Pasteaur. Roger Hall and Joe Todaro named to the membership committee.

Huron County Thomas Berry Jerry Leto Hilda Palmer Paul Asmus Ernest Lohr Ernie Palmer al Kessler Paul Wechter Chris Pasteaur Roger Hall Joe Todaro

Truck Goes Awry On 224 Kills Motorist In Crash

Carl DeBarbara, 76, of Sheffield Lake died when his Rambler collided head on with a semi truck on U.S. 224 near State Route 13. Driver Steve Arnett, 25, Fort Wayne, Ind., faced traffic homicide and reckless operation charges and remained jailed on bond. Loy, 22, Lebanon, Ohio, was riding with him. both were treated and released. Greenwich Police aided, state patrol said. The truck driver works for J J Long Inc of Alexandria, Indiana.

Sheffield Lake U.S. 224 Carl DeBarbara State Highway Patrol DeBarbara Steve William Arnett Fort Wayne Ind Arnett David C. Loy Lebanon Willard Area Hospital Greenwich Huron County J.J. Long, Inc Alexandria

Planners Retry Federal Funds for New London Plan

The New London Planning Commission resubmitted its request for about $12,000 in federal aid for a comprehensive plan to the Ohio Department of Development after delays. Architects Visnapuu and Gaede led the effort with Brad Koch noting the July submission and urging prompt attention. The group also aims to study building codes for one and two family dwellings to align with state standards, with a planned Oct 9 meeting. New London has paid its $358.80 share to the Huron County Regional Planning Commission.

New London New Huron County Regional Planning Commission Edward Farnsworth

Sandusky Cyclist Killed In Intersection Crash

A Sandusky youth, James R. Sharkey 18, died from extensive head injuries when his motorcycle collided with a car at Wayne and East Jefferson Streets. Dorothy N. Sims 56, of Peterson Lane, was driving the car. Chester C. Vogt 76, of Clyde, reported minor injuries after a rear-end crash with a tractor-trailer at U.S. 20 and State Route 4 near Norwalk. Thomas Wagner 26, of Mansfield, said he could not stop in time. An unrelated report notes a home assault on William Haywood 23 at 34 Gallup Ave and an ongoing Norwalk police investigation.

Sandusky Wayne East Jefferson Streets James R. Sharkey Third St Dorothy N. Sims Peterson Lane Chester C. Vogt Clyde U.S. 20 Norwalk Thomas Wagner Mansfield Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital William Haywood Gallup Ave Haywood

Smiths Seek Chicago Home of Missing Teen Terry

Mr and Mrs James R Smith plan a weekend trip to Chicago to locate the Cuban family Terry stayed with during part of his disappearance. Police and the FBI had searched nationwide after he vanished Aug 18. Terry hitchhiked from Chicago to Toledo and says he does not recall the Ridge Road accident but remembers staying with a Cuban boy named Ralph whose last name is unclear.

James R. Smith Chicago Terry Toledo FBI Ridge Road Ralph Lubjals

Westerhold to Moderate Norwalk Candidates Night

James Westerhold former Norwalk Chamber of Commerce president will moderate a public Candidates Night September 30 in City Hall from 8 to 10 pm. The event hosted by the chamber invites city office candidates with voter questions directed to specific nominees and reader submissions encouraged. Terms expire this year for seven councilmen city treasurer and president of council. Westerhold is general manager of the radio division of Ohio Radio Inc.

James Westerhold Norwalk Chamber Westerhold Fred Stein Chamber of Commerce 2 East Seminary Stein Stoutenburg Ohio Radio, Inc

Munich breweries project big Oktoberfest beer sales

Munich breweries expect to sell at least 4 million quarts of extra strong beer during this year’s Oktoberfest, which runs from September 20. City officials forecast about five million visitors over the six week festival.

Munich Germany UPI

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