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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1965

Page

2

Lincoln Funeral Train Passes Through Ohio A Century Ago

A nine car funeral train bearing President Abraham Lincoln’s body traveled from Wickliffe to New Madison across Ohio starting April 28, passing towns including New London Greenwich Wellington Rochester Shiloh and Norwalk amid crowds and bonfires. An estimated 100000 viewed in Cleveland and 50000 in Columbus while final rites were held May 4 at Oak Ridge Cemetery Springfield.

Abraham Lincoln Ohio Huron County Wickliffe New Madison Indiana Line Washington, D.C Springfield New London Greenwich Wellington Rochester Shiloh Cleveland Columbus Ohio Historical Society Frelands Historical Museum Toledo Lincoln Public Square Norwalk White House Oak Ridge Cemetery

Stompers Plan Orientation for Swamp Tour

An orientation meeting for swamp stomp joiners is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Maplehurst School. Veterans George Linn and Earl Cranston will explain tour formations and expected sights. Over 60 had registered. limit 75 with registrations due by Wednesday noon.

Reflector Maplehurst George Linn Earl Cranston

New London AFS Student to Give Final Talk

Jean Luc Novez, New London's first AFS student, will present his final talk at 10 15 a m, sharing slides about Belgium. The public is invited, especially those who have not yet heard him speak, with a May 1 deadline for future engagements as he leaves in late June.

New London Jean Luc Novez Belgium Eugene Bilton AFS Jean Luc

Your Guide to Gold Classified Ads Help

Classified notes encourage converting unused articles into cash with a call to 662 4241 for an ad writer. It promotes using classified ads as a problem solving tool and offers the phone number to contact for ad creation assistance.

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Norwalk Jaycees Name Miss Huron County Pageant Judges

The Norwalk Jaycees announce five judges for the Miss Huron County Pageant led by chairman Jerry Neeland. Judges include Sue Hively Dave Hottmann Charles Smith Calvin Rogers and Kay Lutes. Dale Olsen will audit ballots. The pageant is set for Saturday June 12 at Norwalk High School Auditorium. Entry chairman Tom Thaxton invites entries through Jaycee chapters in Morroeville Bellevue New London Willard or Plymouth.

Norwalk Jaycee Jerry Neeland Sue Hively Sandusky Register Society Dave Hottmann Oberlin College Charles Smith Baldwin Wallace Calvin Rogers Ashland College Kay Lutes Sandusky Dale Olsen Norwalk Norwalk High School Tom Thaxton North St Thaxton Jaycees Monroeville Bellevue New London Willard Plymouth

Maple City Eagles Dance for Heart Fund Benefit

The Maple City Aerie and Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles announce a Saturday dance to raise funds for the Max Baer Heart Fund. Tickets are sold by the club or members. Dancing runs 9:30 to 12:30 at the Eagles Hall with John Meyer and Herb Schriner as co chairs and John Fries as Aerie president.

Maple City Aerie Order of Eagles Eagles Max Baer Heart Fund John Fries Aerie Eagles Hall John Meyer Herb Schriner

St Marys Students Prepare Science Fair in Reynolds Hall

Seventh and eighth graders at St Marys School stage a science fair from 7 to 9 Thursday evening in Reynolds Hall. Thirty projects will be shown and judged by 12 persons including Dr Camardese and Dr Geoghan. Margaret Houston's blood project won best, Gretchen Sharbaugh placed second on planets, with seven others receiving superior ratings.

St. Mary’s School Reynolds Hall Margaret Houston Gretchen Sharbaugh Richard Dziak Randy Geoghan Teresa Geoghan Tom McLaughlin Telegraph Ann Ringlein Claudia Young John Hemmenway the Skelton Debbie Barman Tom Culley Randy O’donnell Kevin Collins Karen Kluding Mary Elen Schaffer Martha Steiber Gary McGinn Linda Hershiser Tom Mundy Sharon Peadon Tim Riley David Timmerman Kerry Hofm

South Central Band Earns Excellent Rating at State Finals

The South Central High School Band earned an excellent rating at the Ohio State Finals for class C-1 bands in Mansfield. A 60 member ensemble performed three prepared pieces and a sight reading number amid judges from Fremont Ross Salem Baldwin Wallace and Heidelberg. Woodville also received an excellent rating.

Greenwich South Central Mansfield Malabar Walter Sells Fremont Ross High School Howard Pardee Salem High School Herbert Oberlag Baldwin- Wallace College C. W. Assenheimer Heidelberg College Ronald Zoz Woodville Mansfield Columbus Newark Ashland College Ohio Music Education Association

Republicans Endorse State Issues At May 4 Primary

The Huron County Republican Executive Committee endorsed all four state issues on the ballot at the May 4 primary after a discussion led by State Representative Harry V. Jump at a dinner meeting at North Fairfield Methodist Church. One hundred county Republicans attended.

Huron County Republican Executive Committee Harry V. Jump North Fairfield Methodist Church

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