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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1975

Page

3

Funds Established For Grace Reeves Kidney Sickness In Norwalk

Residents mobilized two funds for Grace Luanne Reeves a Norwalk housewife facing kidney failure. Donations collected at city hall or Colvin's office support medical and related costs with checks payable to Fund For Grace Luanne Reeves.

Norwalk City Hall Douglas Colvin John Marcum East Main St Colvin Whittlesey Ave Grace Luanne Reeves Marcum Lee Reeves

Kathy Becomes Buckeye Band Freshman In Ohio State Game

Norwalk freshman Kathy Christopher earned a spot in the Ohio State marching band. She learned Wednesday night she had won a place after two weeks of music preparation and a week marching with Norwalk High School. Christopher, 18, was valedictorian and band president last year. Her parents live in Norwalk.

Norwalk Buckeye East Lansing Kathy Christopher Norwalk High School Jim Mongey Miss Christopher George Christopher Rosedale Blvd

Asphalt mess sparks anger in North Fairfield

Rain soaked new asphalt on New State Road turning to tar and mud. Residents blame the County Highway Department for rapid sealing in wet weather. County officials dispute timing while workers spread crushed rock to mitigate the slick surface.

North Fairfield Arlie Hawkins Urban Livengood Livengood Highway Department Mr. Hawkins

Family Welcomes Second Twin Set in Surprise Birth

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Malarkey welcomed a second set of twins, two boys, while mother recovers in the maternity ward. The Japanese ancestry mother, 30, says horror was her first reaction but now embraces parenting alongside her three-year-old daughters Kimberly Ann and Tracey Lynn. This marks the first double twin set in the Norwalk Mothers of Twins Club, a group active for 20 years.

Jeffrey Malarkey

Greenwich Man Loses Workmen's Comp Appeal

A Greenwich man, Berton Bailey, lost his appeal in Huron County Common Pleas Court. After a one day trial and three hours of deliberation, the jury found he was not injured on the job and not eligible for the Ohio Workmen's Compensation Fund. Bailey had sought compensation from MTD products in Willard for an alleged 1971 injury. Defendants included MTD, Joseph J. Sommer, and the Industrial Commission of Ohio, with Judge Thomas E. Heydinger presiding.

Greenwich Ohio Workmen’s Compensation Fund Huron County Common Pleas Court Berton Bailey Bailey MTD Products Willard MTD Joseph J. Sommer Bureau of Workmen's Compensation Industrial Commission of Ohig Thomas E. Heydinger

Ohio Priest To Address Norwalk Chamber Dinner

The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Awards Dinner will be held October 23 at Moose Hall. The Rev. Richard J. Connelly of Saint Colman Church in Washington Court House will speak after a 6 p.m. social hour and 7 p.m. dinner. He is a WWII chaplain with Bronze and Silver Stars and five Battle Stars.

Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Moose Hall S. Prospect St Richard J. Connelly Saint Colman Church Wasington Court House Connelly Newark University of Dayton Saint Joseph's College Indiana Harvard University Saint Charles Columbus Saint Vincent’s Seminary Latrobe Africa Europe The Elks Ohio American Legion Ohio Catholic War Veterans

O Neals Testify In Piracy Crackdown On Film Copies

Tatum O Neal and Ryan O Neal testified in federal court Friday about piracy of Paper Moon. Actor Robert Young also testified as Hollywood celebrities supported efforts to show studios rigorously guard films as valuable property.

Los Angeles UPI Tatum O'Neal Ryan O’neal O’neal Robert Young Hollywood

Fall trash pickup starts Monday citywide

Norwalk mayor Wayne Goodsite reminded residents that the annual fall collection begins Monday morning. City trucks will make one trip down each street and trash should be at the curb early. No brush will be collected.

Norwalk Wayne Goodsite

No Drag Racing Resurfacing on Norwood Ave and Water St

Mayor Wayne Goodsite said resurfacing on Norwood Avenue and Water Street nears completion. He warned the smooth roads could invite drag racing and asked police to patrol with radar.

Norwood Avenue Water Street Wayne Goodsite Goodsite

Vermilion Woman Breaks Seat After Norwalk Vermilion Game

A Vermilion woman reported to an auxiliary officer at Whitney Field that she broke a seat while leaving the bleachers after Fridays Norwalk Vermilion football game. Deputies arrested 21-year-old Richard S Valle on two counts of petty theft after patrons at the Halfway Inn on U S 20 West reported missing purses.

Robert Smith Whitney Field Fremont Norwalk Sheriff's Department Halfway Inn U.S. 20 West Richard S. Valle

Firelands Offers Non-Credit Courses at Huron Campus

Firelands Continuing Education opens more than 30 non credit offerings at the Huron campus starting Tuesday September 23. Classes run 10 weeks with various topics and fees. registration is 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday at the Office For Community Services.

Huron Firelands Office For Community Services

School May Close 3 Weeks Of Winter

Greenwich South Central Schools may shut for two to three weeks this winter to save gas and make up time in summer. Superintendent Lowell Etzler said the district must use only 60 percent of last year’s gas, about 25,600 hundred cubic feet, if winter stays as mild as last year.

Greenwich South Central Board of Education Lowell Etzler Etzler

New 1975 Hybrids Show at Local Variety Display Plot

Invites to view outstanding top yielding hybrids including New Releases for 1975 at your local Variety Display Plot. Date September 15, 1975 and time from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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People In News Cleveland Clinic Reeves Spring St Kathy Mothers of Twins Club Dial Mrs. Malarkey Wagon Wheel Wakeman Ray Connolly Joy Keller Julie American Red Cross Mon Wed Sycamore Hills W. Main Liceanali Lasch Broyhill Furniture Industries West End Monroe St Monroeville, Ohio Longstock Farm Hartland Two Rt. 18 DeRussey Road de Russey Road 6Th House Pauline Bedford RENCH Rench Diversified Real Estate CO Citizen's National Bank WEIGHT @ WATCHERS Jeri C. Medina
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