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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1966
Page
3
A 23 year old Greenwich man William Greenwood was admitted to Willard Hospital after his car crashed into a tree Saturday on Route 224 in Delphi. He sustained a broken right arm and cuts and bruises. State Highway Patrolmen report the eastbound car went out of control and struck the tree.
FBI special agent Earl Brown spoke to the Pleasant Street Parent-Teacher Association about communication with parents and youth crime, noting over 70 percent of serious crimes are by under 18s. He urged greater adult involvement and teaching respect for law. Elmer Smith elected PTA president. Laycock vice president. Sisson secretary. Huntley treasurer. OES will hold its 56th annual inspection Wednesday at 7:30 pm in the Masonic Temple with Deputy Grand Matron Lucille Spencer presiding.
Willard Senior Citizens Day Center hosts a hobby show at Trinity Lutheran Church on April 26. Public hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
Mrs. Joe Sharpe known as Sharpee in Norwalk, 93 at visit, worked 10+ years in a defense plant packing gaskets after six grandsons in war. She retired at 85, quilts for grandchildren, visits 15 great grandchildren, plans to leave Norwalk Wednesday.
The Metropolitan Opera House, after 83 years at 39th to 40th Streets, closes as it moves to Lincoln Center. The ornate old venue is described as worn and outdated while a final performance is planned, marking the end of an era before a new home opens uptown.
The Rev. Joseph L. Moulton, who served as a Congregational Christian missionary in India for 43 years, will speak Wednesday at the Congregational United Church of Christ. A 6 p.m. dessert potluck in the Fowler Room precedes the program, which is open to the public.
Norwalk Reflector details delivery options and prices for 45 cents a week by carrier in surrounding towns and 15 dollars a year in Huron and Erie Counties. Mail rates vary by region with 23.40 dollars yearly for nationwide delivery.
Greenwich Rotary Club sponsors a pancake supper at United Methodist Church in the social room from 5 to 8 p.m. Proceeds fund a community amphitheater at Greenwich Reservoir Lake Park.
Trinity Lutheran church in Willard will hold two congregational meetings next Sunday. One will follow the 8:15 a.m. worship service and another after the 10:45 a.m. service. The purpose is to discuss completing the two additional floors of the annex, according to Ellis Klingelsmith, congregation chairman.
A two car collision at Milan Avenue and Cline Street Sunday sent three people to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital for treatment. Jane Pheiffer and two passengers from her car, Susan and Alfred Pheiffer, were released after treatment. Helen Pheiffer was not injured. Irene Woodworth and her husband Robert Woodworth in the second car complained of bruises from a seat belt.
Two Democratic candidates for governor will appear on a program April 26 at the first annual Democratic Candidates Banquet in Clark County. The banquet at 7 p.m. at Vannucci's Restaurant in Springfield is sponsored by the Men's Democratic Club of Clark County and will host eighteen other Democratic candidates. Harry McIlwain and Frazier Reams are listed among the speakers.
A 17-year-old Willard youth to face a Juvenile Court hearing at 11 a.m. Wednesday over using false identification to try to buy alcohol at Friendly Corners on March 19. Police report says the youth admitted being 17 after presenting a 21-year-old driver’s license and giving a different name at the scene.
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