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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1968
Page
10
Militant students blocked workmen as they tried to remove a US jet fighter wrecked on a building at Kyushu University. Demonstrators oppose removing the plane, urging it remain as a reminder of what they call unwanted American influence in Japan.
Listing of documents including Certificate of exempt sales tax 1.00 pad purchase orders copies and invoices 7 x 92 duplicate sets packing slips 52 x 82 duplicate sets payroll records 4 x 7 triplicate for permanent file credit memo 5 12 x 8 2 for returned goods with price notes for books and contact at Eberts 20 W Main St phone 662-7291.
Book passes for Saturday and Sunday August 3rd and 4th at half price. Six dollar value reduced to three dollars. Usable anytime. Kiddies day every Saturday 9 am to 12 noon for 75 cents. 1T2 John F. Ernsthausen reports county savings bonds and Freedom Share sales for June totaling 84 791, reaching 41.4 percent of annual goal. Eric Blacktop Paving offers resurfacing and seal coating.
Admissions list at Fisher-Titus includes Nellie Roach Norwalk Hazel Mason Norwalk Almeta Altamore 101 State St Jay Hargraves 50 Townsend Edward Polley Bellevue Rev Milton Schramm Monroeville Milton Hurst Wakeman Howard Lathan 180 W Main. Discharges cover Leona Brundage Berlin Heights Edith Nickols Milan Matilda Enders Monroeville Robert Bailey Norwalk Hazel Sweet Norwalk Jayna Houghdlen Norwalk James Leber Norwalk Lawrence Gill Berlin Heights. Additional admissions William Ester Ruth Kramer Donald Smith 31 W Elm Virginia Graham 276 Whittlesey and discharge Mary Dwight 71 N Foster. Good Samaritan Hospital reports Jason Hoag Berlin Heights discharged.
UPI notes steady to strong cattle hog and sheep with 50 head calves and 50 head sheep traded. Hogs 200-260 lb mostly 19.25 to 21.00 per cwt, sows 14.25 to 16.75. prime cattle 28.00 to 28.50, choice 26.75 to 28, good to choice 23.00 to 26.50. heifers and bulls range across standard to good and utility groups. Slaughter lambs 25.00 to 25.60, ewes 7.00 to 8.00, with other ranges noted.
Obituaries list Anna E. Miller 83 of 34 Norwood Ave died in Fisher Titus Hospital. James Lawson Billups 57 of Berlin Heights died suddenly on Smokey Road. Madrid reports Joseph Kennedy II quiet in Madrid after arrival from Central Spain. Gay Marietta Pittenger 3 of Norfolk Va died after long illness in Norfolk. Hugh J. Milam 47 of Wakeman died Wednesday morning with funeral details set in Wakeman.
The Church of the Nazarene will hold Sunday services in the Maplehurst Elementary School Multi-Purpose room at 195 St. Marys St. The Rev. Richard I. Noggle announced the move. Sunday School starts at 10 am, morning worship at 11 am, and the evening service at 7 pm.
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