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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1976
Page
3
Erie County deputies report Nickols Electric Co. at 10 Main St. robbed Friday night of 4 portable color TVs, 2 microwave ovens, 1 stereo component, 2 police scanners, $75 cash, and hunting license fees. Entry was gained by pushing in a wood panel.
A Norwalk man told Mansfield police he was robbed by two black male hitchhikers at 2:30 a.m. Friday. William Schuler, 22, said one suspect held a knife to his throat while the other took his wallet and car keys. he was not injured.
The Sandusky Chapter of the International Management Council meets Tuesday Sept 21 at Vanson's Restaurant Monroeville with James Cornell safety director U S Gypsum Co speaking on Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations. A slide show God and You and Freedom by Mrs Richard Smith at Old Lyme Church Bellevue Sunday 7 30 p m is part of the Historic Lyme Village Association program.
A multimedia first aid class will be held Saturday October 9 at Fisher-Titus Hospital from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration is urged through the Norwalk Red Cross office before October 8. Instructors are Mr and Mrs William Meek.
Charlie Case 54 of 18 Valley Park Dr Norwalk died Friday night at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Born in Jump Kentucky he lived in Norwalk 5 years and in this area 18 years. He was a retired truck driver for Terminal Redi-Mix and served in the U S Army in World War II. He is survived by his widow Oleta two sons two daughters a step son seven grandchildren and three step grandchildren his parents four brothers a sister and numerous nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Rawle Funeral Home after 7 tonight and all day Sunday. Burial will be in Collins Cemetery with funeral Monday at 1 30 p m officiated by Revs Lewis and Bryant.
Willard resident Jeffery Schuller 20 was trapped for over two hours Friday night when his car crashed into a culvert off Peru Center Road. He suffered fractures to both legs and is in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Two passengers had minor injuries and received treatment at local hospital. A 17-year-old Collins girl was cited for excessive speed after her car overturned in a field nearby.
In Huron County the sheriff race grows tense as Democrat Gary McKinley accuses Sheriff John Borgia of spreading a rumor that McKinley would appoint Willard detective Donald Peeler as chief deputy. Borgia denies and says McKinley campaigns for press by circulating letters.
The eight highest scoring players from the 11 Firelands Chess Tornados earn invitations to the Firelands Grand Championship October 2 and 3 at St Pauls Episcopal Church. Players include Eric Butler Eugene Hutchins James Weber Stan Cooke Daryl Gross John Slagle James Slagle and James Massie. The weekend also features the first two Tornados of the 1977 Grand Championship Invitational and a Scholastic Championship on October 9 with team entries of two or more from area high schools.
The bond campaign rally for a new church and Christian Day school, set for Sunday at Bethel Baptist Church, is moved to next Sunday Sept 26 after the 7 pm service. The two week drive seeks 330000 in bonds. The Collins West Hartland United Methodist Churches schedule church school and worship with choir and hymns.
Cheryl Briggs reported a theft of about 380 dollars in stereo equipment and tapes plus a Citizens Band radio from her boyfriend Dean Riedy's car parked near her 133 North West Street home. Police traced the loss to a CB radio 125 dollars two speakers 60 dollars and 32 tapes 192 dollars. Burglars unlocked the car by slipping a wire through the door frame and lifting the door lock.
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