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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1968
Page
2
At Edison Park on Thursday a Milan hobby show displayed rocks shells coins bottles and odd objects judged by Mrs. Robert McLane and Mrs. Jack Stenger. Winners earned ribbons across six categories including rocks and shells figurines stamps coins dolls and crafts with top honorees listed by name.
Ten housewives in Philadelphia presented Mayor James Tate with a bill for street cleaning totaling 341 dollars and 813 hours at 1.65 dollars an hour. They said 271 residents swept and washed streets outside their homes because the city did not perform the work.
Sp/4 John E. Brady son of Violet Brady and Jack Brady has arrived home in Norwalk after a year in Da Nang Vietnam. He served in the motor pool worked on generators and operated the 37th Signal Battalion 5 ton wrecker on convoys to Hoi An. He also inspected Chu Lai parts office trained at Nha Trang then returned to Da Nang as a parts specialist and is on a 30 day leave before reporting to Fort Benning Georgia.
Mary S Grell 19 of 35 W Chestnut St was charged with failure to yield after a two car collision at West Main and Manahan at 8 46 am Thursday. She posted 17 dollar bond forfeited when she failed to appear. Jeanette L Davis 16 of Wakeman struck a parked station wagon in the Kroger lot 120 Milan Ave. Jane W Moore 46 Christie is listed as owner of the station wagon.
Milan vacation church school will be held Aug. 5 to 9 at Edison Memorial United Methodist Church. Classes run for children entering kindergarten through sixth grade. A $1 registration fee applies. All community children are invited.
Ed Bihan reports Saginaw Wire Products now employs 275 in Norwalk as it expands from manufacturing equipment to wire springs for cars. The firm, owned by Van Dressler Corp, holds Chrysler seat wiring patents and designed a 1969 GM spring system.
The Rev. John Weeston pastor of Assembly of God Church in Norwalk resigns after three years and will seek another pastorate after rest and study. The family moved to Bellevue where he worked at GE for 19 years and will resign when assigned again. Mrs. Weeston is a nurse at Sandusky Memorial Hospital.
The article discusses turnkey housing in New London and Willard funded through local banks, with building approvals by the metropolitan housing authority only after legislative requests. It outlines tenant eligibility, eviction rights, anti-discrimination rules, and safe living standards, plus residency criteria for Ravine Park in Toledo and a Lorain County example.
A dense list of weekly events in Willard and surrounding areas. Rotary meetings City Council sessions church group activities and youth nights share the calendar. Also includes senior citizen hours, Lions and Grange events, street fairs and band concerts with related times and locations.
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