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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1971
Page
3
The Ohio House of Representatives weighs approving a budget while opposing or negotiating terms of the Senate tax plan. Speaker and committee actions set the stage for final votes in Columbus.
Donald R. Branham and three others pleaded guilty to drunken driving in Common Pleas Court. Branham, 26, received $200 fine, costs, three days in jail, and 30 day license suspension, plus a six month suspended sentence on an assault charge and restitution. The others, Russell L. Mott, Weary E. Crouch, and Benjamin Sweet, each got $200 fines, costs, three days in jail, and 30 day license suspensions. Mannie Brown faced public intoxication charges and paid $50 fine.
At 52 Townsend Avenue Huron County Humane Society seeks homes for four dogs. Three seven week old pups were abandoned and a black dog found in a drain pipe. A beagle found near Downtown Dodge in Norwalk last Thursday is about a year old.
Two young men faced in court pleas Monday in Juvenile Court. Santiago Escharten Jr 19 of Bank Street was accused of taking a 14 year old girl to Michigan and living there as husband and wife. He later pleaded guilty and received a suspended three month sentence plus two years probation and was ordered to leave the county within ten days and avoid underage associations. Wayne E Fast 21 of Willard pleaded guilty to furnishing wine to a 16 year old and was sentenced to ten days in jail. Both men were taxed court costs.
Wakeman American Legion Auxiliary installs new officers led by Mrs. Russell Pickett as president and Mrs. Leroy Stober as first vice president. The auxiliary hosts a rummage and percentage sale Friday at the Legion Hall on U.S. 20 West from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Check-in is Wednesday 7 to 8 p.m. A potluck supper for members is set for Saturday October 9 at 7 p.m.
Norwalk Mayor's Court proceedings list several dispositions including Michael E. Bauer of North Fairfield fined via $17 bond forfeiture for excessive noise. Phyllis C. Wagner of 21 W Washington St fined $100 plus $7 costs for drunk driving. Charles R. Wagner of 20 E Elm St fined $17 bond forfeiture for speeding. Nicholas R. Miller of Milan received $50 fine and $7 costs plus 10 days in county jail for resisting arrest. Mildred Bissel of 103 Jefferson St fined $10 and $7 costs for failure to yield. Stace N. Stegman of Sandusky fined $10 and $7 costs for failure to yield. James Montgomery of rural Norwalk punished for failure to yield with $17 bond. Terrance P. Fulton of 25 Bank St faced $17 bond forfeiture for failure to yield and no driver's license.
Private services were held in Cincinnati for Arnold L. Royer 59 business manager of the Cincinnati Post and Times-Star who died Saturday night during a fishing trip near Burkesville Kentucky.
Anthony J. Caponi of Sandusky was found innocent in Mayor's Court on Saturday of child abuse charges filed by Mrs. Wayne Bond. Bond said Caponi struck his three year old daughter after she wandered from a car and was returned to him. Witnesses for Caponi testified he acted out of concern and was upset to discover the child had wandered. Mayor Harold Finch ruled Caponi showed poor judgment but allowed the dismissal.
The EHOVE Board announces a campaign for a 1.95 mill operating levy starting Jan 1 1972 to fund day to day operations as existing 1966 funds expire December 31 this year. A five year 0.1 mill levy for new equipment and programs is also requested. A speaker's bureau offers group evaluations of the first year at EHOVE Vocational District.
Real estate notices urge readers to place want ads to fill vacancies quickly by dialing 662 4241 for fast rental listings and vacancies.
At Peru Center Road seven miles south of Monroeville two northbound cars collided when Bruce Johnson 49 Shelby allegedly failed to stop in an assured clear distance striking Harold E. Willis 35 rural Monroeville from the rear. Willis cited for drunken driving and Johnson charged with failure to stop. Passenger Mary E. Johnson 46 treated at Willard Area Hospital. Bruce Johnson injured but untreated.
Ellen R. Bressman aged 60 backing from her driveway struck the right rear of a jeep owned by Calvin A. Loudy Jr aged 78 and parked on the street in front of their home on Parsons Street.
Public notice urges residents to use the Want Ads service to rent, sell, or hire by calling 662 4241 for an ad writer. The brief promotes a local classified line and ad creation assistance.
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