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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1968
Page
2
North Fairfield fire crews contained two grass fires on Saturday. The first started at the Jerry Welch farm on Jennings Road a trash fire that spread. The second occurred at the Carl Baker home on West First Street where wind fanned a small trash blaze.
A 28 year old Norwalk woman on a ten day trial from Tiffin State Hospital shot herself Tuesday afternoon. Police listed the incident as an attempted death by own action. The .22 bullet entered the left chest and nicked the lungs. She was in fair condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
The New London village council approved an ordinance annexing 44.17 acres of village park land outside the village. The measure becomes effective in 30 days and will be filed with the Huron County Commissioners who must act within 90 days. If approved, the request returns to council for final acceptance within 120 days. The land is bounded by a Recreation Center, Euclid Road, and the New York Central Railroad right of way.
The Monroeville village council rehired Norwalk attorney Walter L. Hite for one year at 600 dollars plus 25 dollars per outside meeting and 50 dollars daily for court appearances. The measure, passed under emergency procedures, follows a January delay.
Walter H. Lindsey 73 a prominent Willard businessman died at Willard Hospital after a lingering illness. He was president of E F Fink Furniture store and Fink Funeral Home and served as church trustee and board member. He held multiple fraternal memberships and was a World War I veteran. Surviving are his wife Selah a daughter a son and nine grandchildren. Services at Evangelical United Brethren Church and burial at Maplegrove Cemetery New Haven.
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