Norwalk Drifters 4-H Club Open Western Horse Show
The Norwalk Drifters 4-H Club will hold its second annual Open Western Horse Show Sunday at the Huron County Fairgrounds. Under Ralph Fulton and Ed Maxwell, 30 trophies and ribbons will be awarded across two categories halter and performance. Halter events start at 9 a.m. and include nine events while performance classes begin at 1 p.m. with 21 events.
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Norwalk Drifters 4-H Club
Huron County Fairgrounds
Ralph Fulton
Ed Maxwell
Corts Named to Two State Bodies at End of Session
Robert J. Corts of Elyria was appointed by Senate Majority Leader Theodore M. Gray to the Capital Planning and Improvements Advisory Board and to the Ohio Retirement Commission at the close of the 1969 General Assembly session.
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Robert J. Corts
Elyria
General Assembly
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Rpiqua
Corts
Capital Planning and Improvements Advisory Board
Ohio Retirement Commission
K of C Installs Norwalk Sandusky Officers in Sandusky
Knights of Columbus conduct formal installation of officers for Father Stephen Badin General Assembly Norwalk and Bishop Machebeuf General Assembly Sandusky at the K of C Home Sandusky. Northwest District Master Walter J. Knurek and Marshal Andrew Rodlinski preside. Reverend Gilbert Stopko and Rev Harvey Keller guest. New Norwalk officers include Friar Keller Navigator Berry Captain Colvin Pilot Blatt Comptroller Monnis Scribe Helmstetter Purser Wechter Inner Sentinel Frederick Outer Sentinel Grell and trustees Pickett Kelly Mack.
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Steven Badin
General Assembly
Norwalk
Marshall Andrew Rodlinski
Sandusky
Joseph G. Hohman
Knights of Columbus
Father Stephen Badin
Machebeuf
K of C
Northwest District
Walter J. Knurek
Toledo
Andrew Rodlinski
Gilbert Stopko
Vermilion
Harvey Keller
Norwalk Assembly
Reverend Keller
Robert Berry
Charles Furey
Douglas Colvin
Leo Blatt
Joseph Monnis
Ralph Helmstetter
Joseph Wechter
Inner Sentinel
Clarence Frederick
Outer Sentinel
Lawrence Grell
Phil Pickett
James Kelly
Eugene Mack
Elmer Missler Home Burglarized Near Norwalk
Huron County sheriff's deputies investigate a break-in at the Elmer Missler residence on Townline Road 151 south of Norwalk. A portable TV and radio valued at 169 dollars were taken along with a diamond ring and about 50 cents in coins. Entry was made by breaking a back door window and reaching inside to unlock it. The theft occurred Thursday between 8 30 a.m. and 12 30 p.m. The ring value and coin count were not determined.
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Townline Road
Norwalk
John Warner
Missler
Star View Drive In R1. 20 West Norwalk
A compact listing notes a drive in location at 20 West in Norwalk identified as Star View Drive In. No additional details on services or screenings are provided.
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Star View Drive
Norwalk
Get Dependable Tenants With a Classified Ad
Norwalk Reflector lists subscription rates and staff details while urging readers to place dependable classified ads to attract tenants. The ad emphasizes local delivery areas and pricing for mail and carrier services.
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Norwalk
Greenwich drivers injured in multiple area accidents
Clifford Stumbo 22 of rural Greenwich was treated and released after his car slid across Mills Road at 12 45 a m and ended in a ditch. Earnest Holifield 38 of Madison Heights Mich and Martha Mayer 20 of Vermilion were involved in separate crashes. Mayer was cited for failing to drive on the right. Elizabeth Hite 27 of North Fairfield was treated after a two car collision on Greenwich Angling Road near Greenwich. Danny Moser 17 of Greenwich was the other driver in that crash. Richard Knittel 47 of rural Norwalk rolled his truck on Old State Road south of U S 250 but was not treated. A semi jackknifed on U S 250 near Palmer Road. no injuries reported.
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Clifford Stumbo
Greenwich
Mills Road
U.S. 224
Stumbo
Willard Area Hospital
U.S. 250
Palmer Road
Earnest T. Holifield
Madison Heights
Mich
Martha Mayer
Vermilion
Hartland Center Road
U.S. 20
Richard A. Knittel
Norwalk
Old State Road
Elizabeth Hite
North Fairfield
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Hite
Greenwich-Angling Road
Danny Moser
Willard Man's Brother Cited Air Medal at Udorn
U S forces Major Roger G. Beamer, brother of Calvin J. Beamer of Willard, receives his second and third Air Medal awards at Udorn Royal Thai Air Base. HH 53 pilot in Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service, cited for outstanding airmanship under hazardous conditions. He is a 1954 aviation cadet graduate, Capital University alum, and Willard High School graduate. wife Dorothy C. Heppler.
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U.S. Air Forces
Thailand
U.S. Air Force
Roger G. Beamer
Calvin J. Beamer
Howard Street
Willard
Udorn Royal Thai Afb
Beamer
Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service
Aviation Cadet Program
Willard High School
Capital University
Columbus
Dorothy C. Heppler
FBI intensifies hunt for escaped convict Stanley Hoss Jr
Police and the FBI pressed a wide manhunt for Stanley B. Hoss Jr. in the West Virginia panhandle and Ohio amid reports of a third kidnapping in four days. Hoss escaped from the Allegheny County Workhouse on September 11 and is wanted on a rape conviction and for the Verona patrolman murder. A clerks' identification in Wellington Ohio linked him to a yellow rose purchase with the card signed Stan.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
FBI
Stanley B. Hoss Jr
West Virginia Panhandle
Ohio
Louis Torchio
Weirton
W. Va
Hoss
Betty Ann Shaffer
Allegheny County
Joseph J. Zanella
Verona
Wellington
Cleveland
Stan
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Mae Pitt
Eastwood
Techniscope
Technicolor
Barney’s Restaurant
Monroeville
Huron’ County Sheriff's Department
Elmer Missler
Aar
Davis Paint Co
E. Main ST
Reflector
E. Monroe
Reflector-Herald Inc
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Milan
Wakeman
New London
Huron
Erie
U.S
Robert L. Petit
Thirteenth Air Force
Willard Man
Stanley Hoss
Burger Chef
Milan Ave
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