Following a takeoff from Norwood Airport, a Piper Cub piloted by Ernest H. Taylor crashed into nearby woods, injuring Taylor and passenger Lawrence A. Nichols before a Wiggins Airways mechanic cut the ignition.
Some Goldfish Live Better Than Humans-This Day In Norwood History-August 16, 1947
Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird goldfish
Cafe Venice Popular Spot-This Day In Norwood History-August 16, 1947
"Eating out tonight? Why not stop at the Cafe Venice Restaurant where Charlie Marathas and his able assistants"
Bee Swarm Takes Norwood Route On Way To New Hive-This Day In Norwood History-August 16,1947
Stingers Cornered By Milo Bacon Shipped To Sheldonville Orchard
Norwood Police Battle With Yegg Suspects-This Day In Norwood History- August 16, 1908
TRIO ATTACKS LONE OFFICER (Editor's note: "Yegg" was a term for criminals, often used for safecrackers or burglars). A policeman and a bandit had their heads split open, and another … Continue reading Norwood Police Battle With Yegg Suspects-This Day In Norwood History- August 16, 1908
Norwood in 1902: Babies, Bow Ties & Passing Bell Tolls
🎩 Norwood in 1902: Babies, Bow Ties & Passing Bell Tolls 👶 Births – Welcoming Around 80 New Norwood Natives (Estimated from similar years around that era) Robert Warren Talbot … Continue reading Norwood in 1902: Babies, Bow Ties & Passing Bell Tolls
Good Luck For An Interesting Little Norwood Boy-This Day In Norwood History-August 16, 1901
This Day In Norwood History-August 16, 1901-Good Luck For An Interesting Little Norwood Boy
This Day in Norwood History-Talk Of The Town-August 16, 1901
These news items were the talk of the town on August 16, 1901