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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
7
A spring snow storm caused rapid meltwater flooding, forcing motorists to ford streams deeper than floorboards. Vehicles crawled through waterlogged streets as crews worked to clear blockages and reopen routes.
Charles Louis Cerrett a 20 year old from Scioto was cited Tuesday night on North Pleasant Street for driving without an operator license. He accelerated from a traffic light near Hester and West Main and could not show a license at North Pleasant. Cerett said he was with a work crew for Norfolk and Western Railroad and had been in Nor walk about a week. He claimed his license was at home. He accompanied officers to the station where Bucyrus State Patrol checked for his license and found none but said they would verify later. Cerett posted a $15 bond and faces Mayor's Court at 8 a.m. Thursday unless a valid license is produced.
The Cooperative Extension Service will run a five acre soybean demonstration program this year. Growers select a field of at least five acres to determine production costs. County extension agent John Wells urged quick applications for participation.
Don Halter, Norwalk insurer, wins a board seat to fill the unexpired term of the late Harold Veitch. He was elected Tuesday night and accepted the position Wednesday.
New London abandons the number 4 test water well on Miner Road and moves a drilling rig south of the Number 2 producing well. Ohio Drilling Co will design a new well near the present producing one. Superintendent Fred Monroe said Number 4 produced only one gallon every eight minutes from a 129 foot depth with water at the 71-77 foot level.
NORTH FAIRFIELD The village council raised the salary of Marshal Homer Joseph from 300 to 900 dollars yearly and converted both deputies to an hourly rate. Road resurfacing plans were discussed with no action taken. Council skipped a State Highway Department equipment sale in Ashland.
Willard High School announces the 1966-67 majorettes led by Karen Wolfe with Jackie Bauerle Polli Costein Barrara Eitle Susan Frankart and Susan King. Willard Junior High selects Jackie Stotz as head with Diana Thomas and Nora Bevier in supporting roles.
Available without prescription Ordinex is a tiny tablet promised to remove excess fat and help you live longer. If not satisfied, return the package to the druggist for a full money back guarantee. Sold by All Drug Stores for $3.00 with no questions asked.
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