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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1965

Page

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Maundy Thursday Reflections From a Local Pastor

Vik VanHentenryck writes on Maundy Thursday as the Last Supper, citing Jesus washing feet, discussions of greatness, betrayal, Peter’s pledge, and the Garden of Gethsemane. He emphasizes submission to God's will over personal desire.

Vik VanHentenryck Norwalk First Baptist Church Huron County The Gideons Vic Vanhentenryck Jesus Peter John Garden of Gethsemane Heavenly Father God

City and County Offices Close For Good Friday

Huron County Courthouse and Norwalk City Offices will close at noon on Good Friday and stay shut for the day. Downtown stores will close from noon to 3 p.m. so workers can attend church services. President Johnson, distressed by Midwest wind and flood damage, launched a federal emergency program and toured six tornado and flood regions in a 2,100 mile inspection.

Huron County Norwalk Washington UPI Johnson Midwest Toledo Ohio

Tornado Hit Pittsfield Sees Easter Services Cancelled

In Elyria Ohio the Pittsfield community cancels Easter Sunday services due to tighter security to deter sightseers and looters hampering cleanup efforts. In Columbus Ohio Northwestern Ohio lawmakers push tax relief for tornado victims from the weekend.

Elyria, Ohio Columbus UPI Ohio

Skunk Intrudes Norwalk Patrol Post. ammonia sends it packing

Patrolmen at the Norwalk Post fed and watched a rabbit family near the rear when a black and white visitor, a skunk, entered through a rear door left open by Cadet Dispatcher Terry Lindsay. Lindsay alerted police and used a spray bottle of ammonia and a broom to drive the skunk away, leaving a lingering odor.

Norwalk Terry Lindsay Lindsay

Weather and vital records from Norwalk area

Cloudy with rain and scattered thunder showers today, turning windy with little temperature change. Showers end tonight and cooler conditions arrive. Highs in the 50s, Norwalk record around 57 and 43 overnight. Marriage license issued for Raymond Ott and Patricia Matt hus. Births reported for Carter and Hawkins families. Slocum family in Berlin Heights. Deaths listed for Elizabeth Patrick and Harry Hall.

Norwalk

Easter Services Set Across Norwalk Churches

Five Norwalk churches and the Salvation Army plan Easter observances starting with a 6 30 a m sunrise service at Memorial Lake Park led by Dr John McDivitt. Additional services occur 8 15 and 10 30 a m at First Methodist. Baptisms, breakfasts and Knights Templar attendance noted.

Norwalk Salvation Army Memorial Lake Park John McDivitt First Methodist Church Commandery Knights Templar First Baptist Church Christian Missionary Alliance Church St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Calvary Baptist Church St. Mary’s Catholic St. Paul’s Catholic Church

Massive dawn to dusk bombing targets Viet Cong HQ in South Viet Nam

A combined force of 230 aircraft from all four U S services conducted a full day saturation attack on a forest sheltering the Viet Cong Supreme Headquarters about 65 miles northwest of Saigon near Cambodia. North Viet Nam was hit at night with 15 jets protecting six F105s in a raid following a failed earlier strike.

Saigon UPI U.S South Viet Nam North Viet Nam South Viet Nam U.S. Navy Air Force Cambodia

Jump Offers Home Bill in Ohio Nursing Home Reform

A House bill tightening and clarifying Ohio nursing home laws was introduced by Majority Whip Harry V. Jump of Willard. The measure follows a legislative study prompted by the November 23, 1963 Fitchville nursing home fire that killed 63 people, with the text noting continuation on a later page.

Columbus Ohio House of Representatives Harry V. Jump R Willard Fitchville Norwalk

Mosher Calls Uninspected Lorain County Storm Areas

Congressman Charles A. Mosher said his office will supply information to residents affected by the Palm Sunday storms in Lorain County. He spoke with President Lyndon B. Johnson on the storm tour and noted readiness to help.

Charles A. Mosher Lyndon B. Johnson Mosher Lorain County

Debris from Storm Echoes Across Norwalk

Norwalk residents reported finding storm debris including a canceled bank check from Upland Indiana and a varnished two foot board on roofs and in woods near homes. Residents praised cooperative efforts among damaged-area residents as President eyes the tragedy from afar.

Norwalk Here Alfred Feuerstein Halfway Road The Reflector Ind Eugene Rossman Woodlawn

CB Radiomen Protest Rules In Ohio

Local CB operators plan protests against FCC rules starting April 26. Bert Heiser says the regulations would curb hobby use, limit CB to business, and threaten emergency communications. Heiser cites 12 000 petition goal and 1 000 000 licenses nationwide while noting vested equipment from 300 to 5000 dollars.

Federal Communication Commission Bert Heiser Ohio Minerva Heiser FCC Congress Huron County Sheriff Department

Fire at Wikel Goose Hatchery Causes Major Loss

Owner John Wikel reports damage estimated between 80 000 and 100 000 from a early Tuesday fire at the Wikel Goose Hatchery on County Line Road. About 50 000 goose and duck eggs 13 incubators and other equipment were destroyed as Townsend and Berlin Heights volunteers fought the blaze from shortly after 3 a.m. until 8 a.m. The cause remains undetermined with Wikel noting lights went out at 3 15 and he checked the premises at 2 a.m.

Townsend Wikel County Line Road John Wikel Reflector Berlin Heights

Employment Discrimination in Norwalk Ne gro Community

A survey of Norwalk Negro families finds perceived bias in hiring. Respondents cite frequent refusals to hire, with some noting industries employing Negroes only in custodial roles. Many says educated and trained locals still face limited opportunities, and some innately blame themselves or others for not applying. Tomorrow focus on housing.

Norwalk Main Street Sandusky

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vic van Hentenryck Raymond L. Ott Patricia A. Matthus Art Carter North Fairfield Arlie Hawkins John Slocum Elizabeth Patrick Main St Harry H, Hall New London Churches First United Presbyterian Church Christian Missionary and Alliance St. Peter’s St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Norwalk High School Haldon Robarge the Resurrection Jump Storm Hound Joe Dudley W. Main St Dudleys June Gladfelter Tually
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