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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1965

Page

2

Jail Shelves Installed at Huron County Jail by Beta Sigma Phi

Xi Delta Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi built and installed floor to ceiling shelves in the Huron County Jail as a service project. Sheriff John Borgia thanked president Mrs Morgan Jones for the effort noting books were once scattered and now organized. Van Miller offers to catalogue repair and sort donated volumes.

Xi Delta Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Huron County John Borgia Morgan Jones van Miller Huron County Commissioners

Genealogy and DAR Chapter Monthly Meeting Highlights

Lucille Hutson discussed Revolutionary War grave markers at the April Sally Deforest Chapter DAR meeting. Elected for the coming year were Regent Mrs Edward Collister and Vice Regent Mrs Charles Farr. Hostesses included Mrs A O White and others. tributes were paid to two deceased members.

Lucille Hutson Sandusky Sally Deforest Dar Lynn Newton Edward Collister Charles Farr Newton A. O. White M. E. Holman

Greenwich council to push railroad safety upgrades

Village officials met with New York Central and PUCO inspectors to discuss crossings. Crews on main tracks cause excessive flashing, crossovers demolished in derailments will be replaced. new signal system due by July 15. A temporary fix plan and July inspection were set, drainage and angle crossing issues noted, and speed limits discussed.

Greenwich - Village New York Central Railroad Public Utilities Commission of Ohio PUCO Robert Knueven New York Central Galion A.W. Coffman Knueven Eli Magovitch Magovitch George Raike

Night Intruder Report From South Side Widow

A south side widow notified police early today after hearing a noise and seeing a tall slender man outside her bedroom. Officers found no forced entry. a stubborn door remained unlatched and only a piece of undergarment was moved from bedroom to living room. Investigators will check for a suspect near the entry time.

South Side

Saturday Fads Square Dance Jelly Bean Special

Pleasant Street School hosts a square dance from 8 to 11 p.m. on Saturday. Community clubs list events this week including Golden Age Club at Columbia Gas Co and multiple church gatherings with varied evening times.

Pleasant St Columbia Gas Co Firelands Democratic Women’s Club American Legion Hall N.F. Lions Club Methodist Church Eagles Eagles Hall Whittle Ettes Tops Club M.L. Mercer St. Jude

Local Couple Announce Daughter’s April 24 Wedding

Mr and Mrs Andrew Canterbury of 546 Lincoln Ave Huron announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara Jean to Robert L Kramer son of Mr and Mrs Robert R Kramer of 10 Norwood. The ceremony is set for 7 30 p.m April 24 at the Huron E A B Church with open church to be observed.

Andrew Canterbury Lincoln Ave Huron Barbara Jean Robert L. Kramer Robert R. Kramer Norwood Huron E,a.b

Willard Schools Spring Concerts Set for April 21 and 23

Willard schools Music Department presents annual Spring concerts on April 21 and 23 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The Wednesday program features elementary and junior high bands. Thursday features high school dance band concert band girls glee club ensembles and mixed chorus with Kathy Emery as featured vocalist. Choirs directed by Mrs. Croutwater and bands by Paul Zweidinger.

Willard Music Department of Willard Schools Becky Moomaw Sandra Woodworth Nancy Buss Kathy Emery Charles Croutwater Paul Zweidinger

Office Bar Sold in Ohio Liquor License Transfer

The Office Bar at 11 Whit tlesey Ave is purchased by Paul J. and Barbara R. Wechter from Loren J. Buckley. An application to transfer the liquor license is processing with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control.

Whittlesey Ave Paul J Barbara R. Wechter Loren J. Buckley Ohio Department of Liquor Control

117 Boys to Receive Eighth Diploma at Boys Town

John Gadd of Bellevue is among 117 youths who will earn an eighth grade diploma at Father Flanagan's Boys' Home in Boys Town Nebraska on May 30.

John Gadd Bellevue Father Flanagan Boys Boys Town Nebr

Health warning on Easter toys from ducks and chicks

The Ohio Department of Health warned of hazards from stuffed Easter toys made with natural skins of ducks and chicks. Some toys were contaminated with an organism causing severe diarrhea with fever and possible complications. Immediate action to restrict or remove these imported toys from sale was recommended.

Ohio Department of Health County Departments of Health Japan Germany

Norwalk Jaycees to Discuss Junior Achievement Program

Members of the Norwalk Jaycees the Norwalk Chamber education and industries committees and school representatives meet April 21 at Ellis Country Club to discuss Junior Achievement. The aim is to explain the program and cultivate interest among committees and parochial and public school representatives. The program teaches high school students basic principles of the American free enterprise system as it is established in Lorain Elyria Galion and Mansfield.

Norwalk Jaycees Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Ellis Country Club Jaycees

Delegates Pick for Buckeye Boys and Girls State from Willard High

Wil lard high school and the American Legion announced delegates to Buckeye Boys State and Girls State. Boys State delegates are Tom Bauer le, Charles Coleman, David Harwood, and James Rinehart with sponsors Pioneer Rubber Co. Ameri can Legion and Willard United Bank. Girls State delegates are Marcia Earl Lor raine Lawson and Kendra Fogt with sponsors Willard United Bank Pioneer Rubber Co. and Willard Business and Professional Women's club.

Willard Buckeye Willard High School American Legion and High School Administration Tom Bauerle Charles Coleman David Harwood James Rinehart Willard Ellis Pioneer Rubber Co American Legion Willard United Bank Marcia Earl Lorraine Lawson Kendra Fogt Willard Business and Professional Women’s Club

Pair for spring showcases at Fashion Shoppe

Sue Knoll and Linda Getz model spring wear at the Fashion Shoppe. Sue wears a dacron button down shirt by Siro Petites with a Peter Pan collar and optional belt. Linda sports a navy wool suit with eight brass buttons and side pockets, paired with a white crepe blouse with self bow.

Sue Knoll Old State Rd Linda Getz Sue Dacron Siro Petites Linda Amherst Pete Mohn

Dayton man earns BS at 115th commencement

Heydinger Michael F. Heydinger of 325 East Main was among 635 students awarded degrees at the University of Dayton spring exercises for its 115th commencement. He received a bachelor of science in education, son of Mr and Mrs Frank O Heydinger of 325 East Main.

Michael F. Heydinger Main University of Dayton Heydinger Frank O.heydinger

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