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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1967
Page
8
A second woman remains in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a collision at the 420 intersection where a stoplight was knocked down over a month ago and not replaced. Mrs. Colletta Chrysler was involved in the earlier incident.
Willard council weighs boosting pay to attract top candidates for police chief as administrators consider out of town applicants. A $7000 to $8000 salary range is proposed, with closed session review set for August 17 following May chief resignation.
Lotta Cadwell 87 of 52 S Linwood Ave Norwalk died 5 45 AM at Fisher Titus after a lingering illness born November 24 1880 in Perry Ohio widow of George E Funeral services Thursday 11 AM Heaston Hile Funeral Home Norwalk burial Union Cemetery Niles graveside 3 PM Rev Burns to conduct committal There is no calling hours Survived by two sons Marvin Wayne Ward Mildred and Helen Wollam eight grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren and one sister Lena Salkeld. ENID ZELLER 75 of 56 Cline St Norwalk died Saturday night at Sandusky Memorial Hospital after brief illness lived with daughter Mrs Clarence Touby in Norwalk 14 months born in Shelby later lived in Mansfield Survived by daughter three sons Ray John Charles 11 grandchildren six great grandchildren husband Willis preceded in death Friends may call in Mansfield funeral 3 PM Wednesday Mansfield Cemetery.
Huron County Red Cross did not inform a Norwalk family that their son Jer ome R Pflieger was injured. Clarence Luce said the Red Cross only arranged for Pflieger to call home from a naval hospital to notify his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Pflieger.
The governing New Iran party retained control of parliament in national elections announced Monday. It won 180 seats in the lower house and 215 of the upper house's 30 elected seats.
Patients admitted include Mrs. Lena Wilson of Birmingham and Mr. Clarence Heyman of North Fairfield along with several others in Ashland Berlin Heights Wakeman and Norwalk. Discharges include Mrs. Sonia Rose and her son in Norwalk and Mrs. Nancy Harding and her son in Norwalk.
Livestock presents a steady market with hogs 200 lots down 25 cents and prices for various weight ranges. Cattle show steady pricing with primes at 27 to 27.25 and other categories ranging down to 13 to 15 for canners and fat yellow cows. Calves and sheep also listed with price ranges and market steadiness.
Willard residents protested a proposed annexation area tied to a housing plan. City Manager Armstrong proposed 425 acres, far larger than the original 78-acre petition. A hearing is set for Oct 9 at 11 a.m. in the county courthouse. objections were advised. Russell McDowell urged keeping the park open past 11 p.m. and opposed a closure plan.
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