#Norwalk Ohio

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Norwalk trolley by John Smatlak

Via Flickr:

"The first electric car to arrive in Norwalk, People's Electric Ry. number 4, posed in front of the county courthouse and surrounded by excited townspeople on August 9, 1893. (C.S. Bateman photo)" Source: www.lakeshorerailmaps.com/norwalk.html     

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State Route 61, Norwalk, Ohio.

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It was an “Unintentional crime.” -- Inmate

Kendal Scheid, Ohio inmate A703637, born 1994, incarceration intake in 2017 at age 23, sentenced to 3 years, released after 10 months and balance converted to probation.

Involuntary Manslaughter

“Unintentional crime.” That’s the phrase a University of Akron student used in a letter to the court to describe an alcohol-fueled incident between two other University of Akron students in which one fatally stabbed the other.

“When deciding on the correct sentence, I hope you remember that Kendal did not act maliciously,” Tim Griffiths wrote, referring to Kendal Scheid, who pleaded guilty in the stabbing death of his roommate, Duncan Unternaher.

Judge Mary Margaret Rowlands read Griffiths’ letter, as well as two others from people who were friends with both Scheid and Unternaher, toward the end of Scheid’s long and emotional sentencing in December 2017. Prosecutors pushed for Scheid to be sentenced to eight years in prison, while Scheid’s attorney argued for probation. Rowlands landed in the middle, sentencing Scheid to three years in prison, but saying she likely will grant him an early release after six months.

“You introduced a knife into the situation,” Rowlands told Scheid. “It is that act that I am sure in all of the things that happened — when you say you wish you could go back and change everything — that is the one that would have made the difference.”

Scheid, 23, of Norwalk, pleaded guilty under an agreement with prosecutors two months before in Summit County Common Pleas Court to a reduced charge of involuntary manslaughter, a first-degree felony that carries up to 11 years in prison. He was originally charged with murder.

Police say Scheid stabbed Unternaher on Dec. 3, 2016, after a drunken argument over fast food at the off-campus apartment they shared on Grant Street. While Scheid attempted to put pressure on the wound, Unternaher fell unconscious. A third roommate called 911.

Assistant Summit County Prosecutor Brian LoPrinzi said the main question is what punishment Scheid deserved for taking a life. He said the investigation found that Scheid told Unternaher, “If you take my food, I’m going to stab you.” After Scheid followed through with the threat, LoPrinzi said he told Unternaher, “That’s what you get for being drunk.”

LoPrinzi said a sentence of eight years would be just.

Don Malarcik, Scheid’s attorney, however, pointed to other cases in Summit County and elsewhere in which defendants pleaded guilty to manslaughter and received probation or a short prison sentence followed by an early release. He argued that Rowlands should consider this path in light of Scheid’s lack of a prior criminal record, his acceptance of responsibility and his remorse.

“What we have here is two individuals who are obviously intoxicated,” Malarcik said. “No one standing here is saying Kendal intentionally tried to kill.”

During Scheid’s brief remarks, he apologized to Unternaher’s loved ones.

“I’m sorry about taking your son, brother and friend away from you,” he said. “I regret everything I’ve done.”

Rowlands told Scheid that she couldn’t give him probation because he took out the knife that killed Unternaher. She said she will grant him an early release in six months as long as he doesn’t get into trouble in prison. She told Unternaher’s family that they will be free to argue that he remain in prison.

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Norwalk, Ohio

built in 1920

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vintage CB radio QSL postcard comic Alyce Dave Stoneham 1970s Norwalk Ohio

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Red Line Synthetic Oil Named Official Oil of Summit Motorsports Park

Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, Ohio is proud to welcome Red Line Synthetic Oil as the Official Oil of Summit Motorsports Park. Red Line Oil has an immense imprint in the motorsports industry, and a far-reaching fan base. The company began creating lubricants in 1979, and now, as a premier brand of Phillips 66 Lubricants, it offers more than 100 products from engine and gear oils to automatic transmission fluid and fuel additives and more. Its WaterWetter cooling additive is a popular choice for automotive as well as marine and industrial applications. Many racers at Summit Motorsports Park rely on Red Line Oil products to keep their cars and motorcycles operating at optimal levels, and that makes the partnership between Red Line Oil and Summit Motorsports Park even more significant and symbolic. We are honored to be a part of the Summit Motorsports Park family,” said Mark Beatty, Red Line Oil Brand Director. “Family is a big part of who we are as well and something we talk about all the time here at Red Line Oil. We started our #teamredlineoil campaign a little over two years ago to lock arms with folks in motorsports, powersports and all forms of performance. Having this new relationship with Summit Motorsports Park brings it all full circle. We are the lucky ones.” The partnership was put into place as the 2024 racing and entertainment season begins to spool up at Summit Motorsports Park, which annually welcomes 500,000 racers and race fans. Red Line Oil will be in the spotlight all year through prominently displayed signage and other forms of communication, and the company will display products at select signature events “We are very pleased and honored to welcome Red Line Oil to the Summit Motorsports Family,” said Bobbie Bader, Summit Motorsports Park Sponsor Sales and Services Manager. “Red Line Oil is celebrating 45 years in business this year, and Red Line Oil and Summit Motorsports Park share many of the same beliefs. We are thrilled to move into the future with Red Line Oil.” Summit Motorsports Park is at 1300 State Route 18, Norwalk, Ohio. For more information about Red Line Oil, visit www.redlineoil.com. For more information about Summit Motorsports Park, visit www.summitmotorsportspark.com or call 419-668-5555. Read the full article

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Abstractions from Huron County Ohio, Will Book A

This volume is titled “Abstractions from Huron County Ohio, Will Book A.” These will abstractions cover the years from 1828 to 1852. They have been taken out of order as they appeared in the original volume and sorted by name. This abstraction was done by Henry Timman of Norwalk, Ohio, in 1960. A sample abstraction: ADAMS, PETER 8 Sep 1851 30 Sep 1851Warren & Charles – SonsAlmira Vail – Eliza…

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After Instinct: Concert Photo Journal

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After Instinct of Toledo, Ohio at The Glass Bar in Norwalk, Ohio. February 3, 2023. After Instinct Links Facebook Linktree Music Journal Linktree @chasingdestino1 #heavymetal #livemusic ♬ original sound – chasingdestino1

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OBIT: James DuLude

March 13, 1988 — January 6, 2024 Norwalk James Grant DuLude, age 35 of Norwalk, Iowa, entered into eternal rest on January 6, 2024. James was born on March 13, 1988, in Washington Court House, Ohio, to Kristal Knisley and Tod DuLude. James was preceded in death by his grandfather, Kenny Knisley. James is survived by his mother, Kristal and Tony Miller of Manly, Iowa; sister, Lindsey and Hector…

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Alexander Murray Alison III, 83, of Norwalk, entered into eternal rest on October 8, 2023. He was born July 24, 1940, to the late Alexander M. Alison Jr. and Mary Hersey Alison of Massachusetts.

Alexander is survived by his loving wife of 64 years, Shirley Alison, son, Alexander M. Alison IV and wife Kathy, daughter, Christine Alison, brother, James Alison, sister Christine Alison Finch, grandchildren Matthew and Michael St. Lawrence, and Matthew and Rachael Royack.

While attending Bob Jones University, in South Carolina, he met his soon to be wife Shirley Pinkston, of Evansville, Indiana. Upon graduation. Alex started an apprenticeship in the field of photoengraving and worked under his father at McCall's magazine in Stamford, Ct. Very soon after that, he and Shirley were married and started a family. They had their first child when they were barely twenty. His mother called him 'A young man in a hurry'.

He had many interests and hobbies including Photography, Boating/Fishing, and Golf. He Coached and Managed Little League Baseball. And later became Commissioner of Pony League Baseball in Bay Village, Ohio. He also taught Sunday School.

Alex was a loving Husband, Father, and Grandfather. He very much enjoyed spending time with his family. And he will be dearly missed.

His ashes will be buried at Willowbrook Cemetery in Westport, Ct. The ceremony will be private.

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Stephen R. Harris House

548 S. East St.           

Bucyrus, OH

  Stephen Ross Harris (May 22, 1824 - January 15, 1905) was a U.S. Representative from Ohio and uncle of Ebenezer Byron Finley. Born near Massillon, Ohio, Harris attended the common and select schools, Washington (Pennsylvania) College, Norwalk (Ohio) Seminary, and Western Reserve College, then at Hudson, Ohio.  He studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1849, and commenced practice in Columbus, Ohio.  Moving to Bucyrus, Ohio that same year he continued the practice of law.  He served as mayor of Bucyrus 1852, 1853, 1861, and 1862, and as Deputy United States marshal in 1861, as well as president of the State bar association in 1893 and 1894.

     Harris was elected as a Republican to the Fifty-fourth Congress (March 4, 1895-March 3, 1897), but was an unsuccessful candidate for reelection in 1896 to the Fifty-fifth Congress.  He engaged in the practice of law in Bucyrus, Ohio, until his death there January 15, 1905, and was interred in Oakwood Cemetery. The Stephen R. Harris House, also known as Rosedale Cottage and the Bruce Chamlis House, is located at 548 S. East Street in Bucyrus, Ohio.  Built in 1863, Harris’s house was listed with the National Register of Historic Places on July 24, 1980.