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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1968
Page
3
Erie Blacktop Paving offers resurfacing and seal coating with contact at 499-7971. Look for entrance signs to the L and K Royal Buffet. Open for business as usual. Driveway Gravel by Price Sand and Gravel Co at 668-8436. M W F TF.
Livestock markets closed steady for the week with price ranges for dogs cattle calves and sheep. Plus local notices include enlistments, Vietnam deployment, insurance and business ads, and community events with dates in August and related addresses.
A listing of admissions and discharges from Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and other regional hospitals. Names include Mary Louise Berger, Laura Schild, Joseph Brunda, Martha Stone, Jeffrey Wilhelm, John Andreano, Geri Severns, Mames DeArmond, Robert Garner, Francis Nester, Tina Charles, Helen Meyers, Esther Martin, Theodore Hahn, Sharon Chaffee, Mamie Wetzel, Milton Decker, Richard Mahaffey, Francis Martin, and several others across Norwalk, Milan, Collins, Willard, New London, and surrounding towns.
Adeline H. Smith 83 formerly of Willard died in a Sandusky nursing home after three weeks as a patient. She was a B and O clerk in Willard, survived by son Robert Haley, sister Sue Bailey, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Fink Funeral Home Willard with burial at New Haven Cemetery. Anna E. Miller 83 of 34 Norwood Ave died Wednesday at Fisher Titus Hospital. Services Monday 2 p.m. at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Lyme Township with burial in parish cemetery. Visitation Saturday and Sunday at Heaston Hile Funeral Home. Memorials to Capital University.
Wesley Braden of Wakeman was jailed after an Ohio State Highway Patrol arrest on driving without a license. He pleaded guilty in County Court and received a 60 day sentence suspended, plus a $200 fine and court costs. he remains jailed until costs are paid.
The Norwalk Mayor's Committee on Human Relations canceled its 7:30 p.m. meeting after failing to muster a quorum. Only Chairman James Hertenstein Rev Jesse Bradford Howard Fisher and new member William Conway were present in the city council chambers by 8 p.m. The convening was called off.
Randolph Edward Bristol was sentenced to six months in the workhouse by Common Pleas Court for probation violation after arrest by the Huron County Sheriff's department.
A Farmington Michigan man James DeArmond Jr driving a Porsche westbound on the turnpike near Exit 7 allegedly fell asleep and struck a following semi. His car crossed the median into a ditch. DeArmond was hospitalized with facial lacerations and cited for failing to keep a safe distance. Truck driver Norman Fitck of Macedonia was uninjured. A secondary report notes Joseph D Good 17 skidded into a ditch west of Norwalk, injuring five passengers.
Former Toledo mayor John W. Potter was chosen by a Northwestern Ohio Republican committee to replace Judge Dudley F. Smith on the Sixth District Court of Appeals ballot. His rival on the nonpartisan ticket is Vermilion attorney Joseph T. Ryan. Potter, 49, served 21 years as a lawyer and three two year terms as Toledo mayor.
The Board of Public Affairs in New London requests guidance from the village solicitor on supplying free water to Holy Cross Cemetery in New An. An earlier request to the state attorney general was referred to the solicitor. A county health dept condemnation of a cemetery well prompts the inquiry. The Catholic Church owns the cemetery and water use would be minimal. The village well on Townline Road is back in service after replacing a ruptured shaft.
A church announces Bible School at 9 30 a m for all ages and Morning Worship at 10 45 a m with the sermon Fully Surrendered. Pastor C H Pearce leads the service at 79 Main St.
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