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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1966

Page

2

102 Year Old Man Reflects on Life and Longevity

Henry Clay Lantz, 102, describes a lifelong frail youth and a dietfree life avoiding saloons and smoking. He recalls measles, a 1937 cataract operation, and a Civil War era Belgian ancestry as he recovers at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk, hoping to outlive the prophet Jacob.

Henry Clay Lantz Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk Mr. Lantz Portsmouth Lantz Greenwich Gladys Templer Ter Belgium James Blaine Jacob

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing

Hospital records show admissions for Emma Markt from Prospect, Donna Claus from Willard, John King from Rt 1, Fred Black from Bellevue, Warren Ruggles from Hubar Rd. Discharges include Ruth Sattig, James Gilson, John Clapp, Candy Mingus of Norwalk, Lolla Sanders of North Fairfield, Robert Chteser of Wakeman, Anne Merrill and daughter of Monroeville, and Rev. Kenneth Williams of Greenwich.

Prospect Donna Claus Willard John King Rt 1 Fred Black Bellevue Warren Ruggles Hubar Rd Ruth Sattig James Gilson John Clapp Candy Mingus Norwalk Lolla Sanders North Fairfield Robert Chteser Wakeman Anne Merrill Monroeville Kenneth Williams Greenwich

County restricts Willard from assessing streets outside city

Willard officials, led by City Manager Kieth Armstrong, seek to widen Main Street from U.S. 224 to Laurel Street with curbs and drainage but County Commissioners refuse outside city assessments. About a dozen properties and vacant lots lie west of Main Street outside city limits. If not allowed to assess outside, sections stay 28 feet wide, altering the planned 30 foot design. Armstrong notes other street program issues are being addressed and assessment notices are being prepared.

U.S. 224 Laurel Street Main Street Armstrong Willard

Trucks Collide In City At Main Street Intersection

A Buckeye Pipe Line Co pickup rear ended a semitrailer driven by Warren Forbes on West Main Street. Kenneth Jarrett cited for failure to stop. Police also cited Mrs. Raymond Palmer for unsafe lane change after a side swipe with Thomas Weidanz. City projects cover sidewalk in Motson Street, standby power, hospital administrator search, park drainage aluminum piping debate. City council adopted three ordinances, first readings on others, including insurance purchase and a sewage access road.

Raymond Palmer Jefferson St Thomas P. Weidanz Bellevue West Main Street Motson Street Raymond Hershiser Jack Gardner Armstrong Ray Snook Willard Park View Estates Willard Woodworking Company S. Main Street M. & B. Asphalt Co Tiffin Kenneth Fogt Russell Heisler Fogt

Willard Hears Water Plan Costs From Toledo Engineers

Willard City Council examined two letters from Jones Henry and Williams of Toledo proposing a nine step water system expansion totaling 2.29 million dollars. The council did not authorize hiring appraisers to value land needed for a 500 million gallon reservoir on State Route 61. The firm also recommends drilling a new well to replace an underused one.

Willard Willard City Jones, Henry and Williams Toledo Kieth Armstrong Leland Stein

Man 73 Fined For Shoplifting At Kroger Store

Vincent White, 73, of 20 W. Washington St., was accused of shoplifting a pack of cigarettes at the Kroger Store Monday. Richard Wynkoop, the store manager, filed the complaint. Mayor Harold E. Finch heard the case. White pleaded innocent but was found guilty and fined $5 plus costs. The fine was suspended on the condition he stay out of Kroger.

Vincent White Washington St Kroger White Richard Wynkoop Wynkoop Harold E. Finch

Plan to create EHOVE vocational school gains board approval

Western Reserve and Danbury School Boards approved the EHOVE vocational school plan for the Huron Erie Ottawa area. New London Lyme Huron Margar etta boards also approved. seven more districts Norwalk Monroeville Milan Berlin Kelleys Island Vermilion South Central Perkins must approve before a November vote on a 1.89 mill levy to fund a building and operations.

Western Reserve Danbury Huron - Erie - Ottawa EHOVE Boards of Education New London Lyme Huron Margar Etta Norwalk Monroeville Milan-Berlin Kelleys Island Vermilion South Central Perkins

Seaburn Hunter pleads guilty in Huron County Court

Seaburn Hunter 46 of Wellington pleads guilty to driving while intoxicated and driving without an operator license in Huron County Common Pleas Court. He receives 200 dollars and costs plus three days in jail and a one year driving suspension. the operator license charge adds 200 dollars and 30 days in jail. Robert Thomas announces a new book The Climate is Hope for Huron County libraries and hospitals. Easter services set at First Methodist Church with a sunrise service at 6 am and Holy Week services at 7 pm.

Seaburn Hunter Wellington Huron County Common Pleas Court Ohio New London Robert Thomas Huron County American Cancer Society Thomas First Methodist Kim Dubble

Berlin Heights council to hold hearing on subdivision rules

Berlin Heights Village Council discussed annexation and new subdivision regulations. A hearing is set for 7:30 p.m. May 4 at the Village Hall with an adjourned meeting likely to follow. The rules could be enacted that night via an emergency clause.

Berlin Heights Tom Hayes Hayes Erie County Ing William Phillips Zoning Board

Former City Nun Dies In Toledo

Sister Mary Renada of Notre Dame died Monday at the Provincial House in Toledo after years in Sisters Infirmary. A Norwalk recruit in 1935, she taught at St. Mary's Sandusky St. John's Delphos and other diocese parishes. Funeral 12 30 p.m. Wednesday at Secor Road Provincial House.

Mary Renada Notre Dame Toledo Sisters Mary Clement Norwalk Sr. Renada St. Mary’s Sandusky St. John’s Delphos St. Francis Xavier Willard Secor Road

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Dorothea Krapp Fishel Pees Es Avais ‘ Hospital Emma Markt The Buckeye Pipe Line Co Benedict Avenue Kenneth J. Jarrett Mantua Warren E. Forbes Bryan Forbes Jarrett Man Western Reserve, Danbury School Boards BH Council Ohio Turnpike Commission Ficials Public Utilities Commission Columbia Gas Co Tony Curtis Jack Lemmon Natalie Wood Sun the Great Race Walt Disney Walt Disneys Bambi Echnicolor Pert Alty Komarek Funeral Home W. Main St Home Savings and Loan Co East Main ST Norwalk, Ohio Cash ITV Oan & Savings CO
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