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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1966
Page
8
The Willard Board of Education set a revised salary schedule with raises for teachers holding masters degrees and some with bachelor degrees, plus principals and supervisors. Increases range from 1.9 to 2.9 percent, with higher steps for those with advanced degrees and duties.
An event notice lists the Quickies Annual Methodist Church Rummage Sale on April 20 21 22 with hours 9 to 5 Friday 9 to 8 other days at the church basement on West Main Street Norwalk Also included are local notices about court pleas fines for intoxication and various community ads and happenings across Norwalk and surrounding areas.
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Veronica Brashear Carroll Keefer Betty Chase Donald Leber Rebecca Heimbaugh Helen King Donna Crawford Etta MacDonald Judith Pearce Danny Cone Shawn Ratliff Cecilia Cripps and discharges for Emil Bollenbacher Elmer Thorn Judith Schoenegge and Hazel Krumiede with locations Norwalk Bellevue Milan Wakeman and others.
Hog prices show steady to slightly lower ranges for 200 to 280 pound pigs with 25 cents spread by weight, packing sows 16.50 to 20. Cattle steady with prime native steers 30 to 36 and commercial categories 18 to 28. calves steady with prime natives 30 to 36 and commercial 20 to 25. Local corn and soybeans noted with soybeans at 280 and corn around 1.20 per unit.
Mrs Angeline M Worcester 82 of 116 East Main Street died at Fisher Titus Hospital after a long illness. Survived by four sons, one daughter, two sisters, and husband Howard who died in March. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Komarek Funeral Home. burial Fields Cemetery Lorain County. Corona V Noon 53 of 14 Rose Ave died at Sandusky Memorial Hospital after 25 years in the area. Survived by husband Charles, daughter Charlene, five brothers, two sisters, and two nephews and nieces. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Heaston Hill Funeral Home. Mass 10 a.m. Thursday at St Pauls Church. burial St Pauls Cemetery.
Dixon warned that children should not pick up wild animals as dumb rabies often leads to bites. He described symptoms such as frothing at the mouth and unsteady movement, noting paralysis begins in the hind quarters. Health officials urge letting suspected rabid animals die naturally or be tested rather than killing them.
The Willard School Board approved paying 500 toward Pioneer Joint Vocational School expenses as bond sales face a legal delay. Reports from vocational staff were heard and M E Acocks noted Gordon J Miller may teach a year at Women’s University in Bombay if he accepts. The board also toured the New Haven school building.
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