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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1968

Page

2

Public Hearing Slated On 99 Improvement Near Monroeville

A public hearing is set for 7:30 p.m. at the Congregational Community Church in Monroeville to discuss the Frink Run bridge replacement and roadway widening. The project would add 4 feet overall width and 10 foot shoulders, with a new 44 foot bridge, citing dangerous curves and narrow conditions. Officials from the Ashland office will attend at 6:30 p.m. to discuss the plan and legal project description.

Frink Run Monroeville Hunt Highway Department Congregational Community Church Ashland

Willard Fires Up Week of Fire Prevention Activities

Willard celebrates Fire Prevention Week October 6 to 12 with events led by the Willard Fire Department and Jaycees. A Miss Flame contest for senior high girls, a kickoff parade on October 5, coloring and slogan contests, and donations of balloons, a miniature fire engine, and 720 plastic hats from local businesses support kindergarten to second grade activities.

Willard Willard Fire Department Willard Jaycees Flame Jaycees Larry Foran Solon Kousma Fire Department Jay H. Lydy Chamber of Commerce L.P. Wartisinen Pioneer Rubber Co Midwest Industries

Norwalk Girl Struck By Car

An 11 year old girl Theresa Eggleston of 74 Wooster was struck near her home by a car driven by Emma Mae Rollins of 68 Wooster. She suffered scratches and abrasions with no charges filed.

Theresa Eggleston Robert Eggleston Wooster Emma Mae Rollins

Man Charged in Woodlawn Main Collision

Two accidents reported by police on Wednesday evening. John L. Braden of 54 Milan Avenue was charged with improper lane changing after his westbound East Main maneuver into Dave's Sohio Station. Delores Brogan of 36 Norwood struck Braden as he changed lanes. A minor accident at 37 West Main involved William Sickles of Massillon and Lela Morgan of New London with no charges filed.

Dave Sohio Woodlawn Main John L. Braden Milan Avenue East Main Delores Brogan Norwood W. Main William E. Sickles Massillon Lela May Morgan New London

Four Fined In Court In Norwalk Mayor Court

Four residents were fined in Norwalk mayor's court. Robert E. Sanders of rural Huron faced driving under revocation and operation without owner's consent penalties totaling $150 plus costs. Chester C. Noel of Castalia was fined for speeding. Mrs James Donovan of Oberlin faced speeding and bond forfeiture. Naomi Wade Evans of Cincinnati was fined for reckless operation.

Cincinnati Naomi Wade Evans Albert E. Mullins Jr Mullins Whittlesey Norwalk Robert E. Sanders Huron Chester C. Noel Castalia James Donovan Oberlin

Why An Income Tax What 1% Tax Would Cost

A Norwalk city income tax at 1 percent would cost an average Huron County family about 80.11 dollars annually based on 1967 income data. The tax would apply to wages and fees earned in Norwalk for residents and non residents, with credits for taxes paid elsewhere. It would also tax net profits of businesses operating in Norwalk and require a Department of Taxation to enforce rules.

Norwalk Janet Conway Huron County Ohio Department of Development Charles Hipp Department of Taxation Hipp U.S Bona Fide Board of Review

Veteran Kiwanis Veterans Highlight Fellowship and Service

Dana Call a Kiwanian for 42 years and Guy Hammond a 34 year member spoke at the Norwalk club meeting about what Kiwanis means to them. They praised fellowship participation in community activities and noted how the club helped them settle in new towns. Call lived in Elyria for three years and Hammond in Wooster where he became club president.

Dana Call Guy Hammond Norwalk Club Call Elyria Hammond Wooster

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