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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1966
Page
2
Park and Recreation Department sponsors one of the citys largest doll shows at the Norwalk Community Center on Saturday afternoon. More than 150 children displayed 287 dolls in 14 categories with top honors going to Janet Collins for an old fashioned entry.
Cleveland market notes show hogs steady to firm with 25 cent gains in lighter weights, cattle steady with varied grade ranges, calves steady, and prime natives quoted 30 to 34. The piece also lists winners from a doll contest including Ann Mary Ritzenthaler and Karen Doney.
An advertisement from Porter Ford in Milan markets excellent used cars with emphasis on sincere service. It highlights careful attention to small needs and positions service as a way of life, listing the client contact details and route by a byline promising value.
The Lions Club of Nor walk will hold its annual family picnic Wednesday at Le Mar Lake Park. Final plans were approved by the picnic committee including Mr and Mrs Wayne Goodsite Mr and Mrs Russ Liebhart Mr and Mrs Bill Stewart and Mr and Mrs Richard Stryker.
Swabley s is picking Quickies Red-Ripe Tomatoes at Rt 61 East. Eugene J. Missler 20 36 Gray St signed and paid a 25 waiver after police cited him for reckless operation Sunday night. Officers found open windows at Frank Seringer Chaney and open doors at First Baptist Church and West End Certified Station. Lynn Ott 25 60 S West St cited for red light violation. Nassau. Norwalk police meet at 7 30 this evening on second floor of police station. Deloris Moore 33 W Main reported sugar on ground near gas tank and cap of her car. fingerprints being checked. Frederick Fair 24 1061/2 Linwood says his car was struck by Emory Johnson 23 911/2 S Linwood backing from a driveway.
Regina Snyder 69 of 81 Milan Ave Norwalk died after suffering an apparent heart attack at home and was pronounced dead on arrival at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Saturday afternoon. She was a life long Norwalk resident and a member of St Marys Catholic Church Altar and Rosary Society. Survived by husband Herman son John H. eight grandchildren one brother William Gfell one sister Grace Gfell and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call after noon today at Heaston Hile Funeral Home with rosary at 8 p.m. Tuesday funeral at St Marys Church Father Norbert Howe officiating. Burial in St Marys Parish Cemetery memorials to heart fund.
Firemen answered a call Saturday afternoon to a wheat field near Mrs. A. O. White on Route 20 east. A spark from a truck started the stubble fire, but the flames were extinguished before arrival.
Ohio Foundation credit goes to 1,850 firms and individuals including Norwalk Citizens National Bank J F Ernsthausen Home Savings and Loan Co Huron County Banking Co Maple City Rubber Co Norwalk Parts Co Road Building and Equipment Co Rotary Printing Co Cornelius J Ruffing and two New London firms. Total donations reached 1 567 537 to support independent colleges.
Hospital report lists admissions for Carrie Kessler John Schick Morris Buchan Elizabeth Fenton Mark Knapp Mable Freshwater Wendell Cole Richard Carnal Sandra Carnal Juanita Parnell Anna Clark Stanley Mackey Myrta Bliss Allen Gibson and others. Discharges include Brady Roscoe Charles Sanders Anthony Hamilton Georgie Ward Patricia Burrows Clyde Keysor Earl Roach Katheryn Burgess John Schick Lillian Schween Juanita Boyd Barbara Kemming Galactus Taylor Dorothy Wynkoop William Pressley Andrew Clinger Jennie Kissell Betty Suhr and more.
The Safety and Service Director of Norwalk Ohio invites sealed bids to supply 250 manual parking meters by August 15 1966. Bids must be in marked envelopes with a $250 bond or certified check. The city may reject any or all bids and select the lowest or best bid.
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