One-Way Minard Place Adopts Northbound Flow
Minard Place becomes a northbound only street after residents signed a petition. City officials posted signs Monday limiting traffic to northbound.
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Minard Place
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
2
Dog Shot on West Main injures left leg
A small terrier-like dog was shot in the left leg on West Main Street Monday afternoon. Robert W. Summerville, at a drive-in, heard a rifle crack and saw the injured dog hop on its front leg. The dog returned home and was taken to a vet by Mrs. Bisel of 319 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Robert W. Summerville
Berlin Heights
Norwalk
Sommerville
Robert D. Bisel, Jr
W. Main St
New Teachers at St Pauls Elementary Welcome Seven In Staff Shuffle
St Pauls Elementary School adds seven teachers including four nuns Sister Mary Roselma Sister Mary Gwendolene Sister Mary Timothy and Sister Mary Valarie plus three lay instructors Mrs John Kathryn Wilhelm Mrs Pat Fries and Joyce Dettinger. Roselma and Gwendolene return to teaching after prior posts in Sandusky Norwalk and Delphos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Mary Roselma
Bellevue
St. Mary’s
Sandusky
Roselma
Mary Manse College
Toledo
Mary Gwendolene
Norwalk
St. John’s
Delphos
Notre Dame Academy
Mary Timothy
Temperance, Mich
St. Joseph’s Elementary School
Fremont
Sister Mary Valarie
Timothy
Valarie
Mary Manse
John
Kathryn) Wilhelm
Peace Corps
Iran
St. Paul’s
Alverno College
Milwaukee
Wis
Wilhelm
Wilectric Inc
E. Main St
Huron High School
Douglas
Pat) Fries
Bowling Green State University
Ball State
Fries
Milan
Joyce Dettinger
St. Paul’s Elementary School
Mary Valarie
Doug Fries
John Wilhelm
Norris Resigns From Huron Mental Health Board
Donald Norris quit Tuesday from the Huron County Mental Health Society Board of Trustees asking for a replacement from the lower income community because he moved out of the county. The board discussed funding rates with the Ohio Department of Mental Health noting 1973 74 funding at 1.92 per resident versus the minimum 1.58. The group also approved a 5 percent cost of living raise retroactive to September 1 and formed a nominating committee for October elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Norris
Huron County Mental Health Society Board of Trustees
Norris
Huron County
Wilametta Sisson
Charles Ferrell
Robert Finlay
Jeannette Parkhurst
Joseph Starbuck
Bellevue Obituary for Carl Klabuhn 75
Carl Klabuhn 75 of Bellevue died this morning at Bellevue Hospital. A retired locomotive engineer for the N and W Railroad he married Irene on June 1 1967. Visitation at Foos Funeral Home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral 11 30 a.m. Thursday with Masonic rites at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Glenn Hoag 76 of rural Norwalk died suddenly Monday night. Funeral services pending at Hinman Funeral Home. Heaston Funeral Home Inc. is the new name of Norwalk’s funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Carl Klabuhn
Bellevue Hospital
N & W Railroad
Irene
Foos
Funeral
Glenn Hoag
Berlin Heights
Norwalk
Hinman Funeral Home
Enrollment Drops at New London Fitchville Schools
New London and Fitchville elementary enrollment stands at 709 students, down 70 from last year per principal Jack Moskovitz. Two read volunteer aide requests were made, and primary students are being screened for Title I remedial reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Fitchville
Jack Moskovitz
Moskovitz
Huron County Board of Education
Traffic crashes cluster in Norwalk and Monroeville area
A Monroeville man lies in satisfactory condition after a rear end collision on Ohio 99 near Monroeville. Jimmy Rowe, 30, was cited for failure to stop in an assured clear distance and driving without a license. A Norwalk man and several others were involved in additional fender benders on U S 250 and Benedict Avenue with two drivers cited for failure to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Jimmy Rowe
Janice L. Whitaker
Norwalk
State Patrol
John F. Moses
Cheryl A. Bowell
Milan
Moses
Miss Bowell
Benedict Avenue
Robert L. Grell
Wilma G. Shafrath
Sandusky
Walnut Street
Olive Street
Patricia A. Darden
Frank R. Stabank
Olive St
Grell
Money Missing From 2 Homes
Two Norwalk residents reported cash thefts Monday. Thomas A. Cesa said $100 in 20 bills and about $7 in change were stolen from his apartment, noting a unlocked balcony door. Robert C. Uther reported about $76 missing from his wife's purse, last seen during a Sunday garage sale while the couple was elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Thomas A. Cesa
Newton Terrace
Cesa
Robert C. Uther
Cline St
Trial set for Cecil Osborne in bicycle fatality case
Bellevue man Cecil Osborne 38 faces trial November 29 on a driving while intoxicated charge after striking and killing 14 year old Douglas Allen Snook on Willard West Road. A contested hearing is scheduled for October 15 with all witnesses required. Osborne also faces a speeding charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Osborne
Bellevue
Willard
Osborne
Douglas Allen Snook
Willard West Road
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Jay Jennings
B&b
Whittlesey Ave
Western
Wakeman
Hartland
Mary Ann
Elizabeth A. Griffin
E. Seminary St
Boston
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops Orchestra
Mr. Fiedler
Cablevision
Continental casBlevision
W. Main
Starview Drive
West Norwalk
Burt Reynolds
James Coburn
North
America
Columbia
Arctic
Alaska
Canada
High Arctic
Columbia Gas
Norwalk Funeral Home
Jack M. Heaston
the Heaston Funeral Home, Inc
Ted W. Brown
Ashland County
Ashland, Ohio
Sonny James
Thurs
Wagon Wheel
Columbia Pictures
Lansbury
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