Accidents Mark Weekend in Norwalk Area
Ohio State Patrol and Norwalk police logged four weekend wrecks. A 1959 car driven by Hershel Hall 22 of RD 2 struck a tree stump on Murray Road injuring him slightly and he was cited for license suspension.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1965
Page
3
Ohio State Patrol and Norwalk police logged four weekend wrecks. A 1959 car driven by Hershel Hall 22 of RD 2 struck a tree stump on Murray Road injuring him slightly and he was cited for license suspension.
Western Reserve High School National Honor Society members were tapped at a school assembly last Friday and will be initiated April 26 at 8 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. Linda Kinney Charlotte McIntyre Ed Bick Bertha Dalton Susan Grambo Christine Murdock Kathy Hamer Gerald Hamer Larry Weisenberger Cheryl Wolfe.
The Episcopal Church Women regional spring meeting for Sandusky region is set for Wednesday at Zion Episcopal Church Monroeville with 9:30 Registration and 10:00 Holy Communion led by Rev. Fred Lambert. A business session, officer elections, installation, luncheon, and guest speaker Rev. Jonas Ewing White Jr. will follow. the afternoon features White, new rector of Old Trinity Church Tiffin.
Police on routine patrol found three open windows at the VFW Club Benedict School and Maplehurst School with no signs of forced entry. Unlocked doors were located at Jo and Eds Carry-out Norwalk Vault Co and Boxboard Packaging Co and owners notified.
Norwalk Public Library adds several new titles. COMPLETE BOOK OF ENTERTAINING by Nata Lee covers party planning and product promotion. SWING EASY HIT HARD by Julius Boros offers golf stroke tips. LOVE FRAUD by Edith de Rham analyzes educated women facing housewife roles. AMERICAN NEGRO POETRY by Bontemps presents biographical poetry notes. WHEELS OF FASHION by Phyllis Levin exposes fashion industry conflicts. NON-GRADED HIGH SCHOOL by Frank Brown suggests a fluid curriculum experiment. MAN FROM THE MIST by Mary Elgin is a Gothic tale of suspense. All titles available for circulation.
A 1960 car reported stolen by Curtis I Hall was found later by Monroeville police near Route 547. Hall admitted leaving keys in the ignition and was cited for unlawful parking with ignition exposed. Three bicycles stolen in Norwalk were recovered two at 103 N Hester St and two bicycles at 32 Townsend Ave. One bike owned by Mary Amato remains missing.
Zuber's Drive-In sold 845 chicken dinners Saturday to aid the Norwalk Lions Club. Members worked 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. with proceeds over 1000 dollars, more than 400 dollars expected as clear profit to aid buying glasses. It was the second Lions dinner, following a similar event last fall. Unused Saturday tickets will be honored through Wednesday.
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