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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1965

Page

3

Home crafts program starts at Norwalk Memorial Home

Parks and Recreation launches a year round crafts program for women residents at Norwalk Memorial Home. Each morning Mrs Joe Vattorella conducts a 10 to 11 session with about nine to eleven participants on the sun porch creating toothpick Christmas trees for local business gifts. A later project will make favors for Fisher Titus trays. The program helps residents catch up on community affairs and serves as visiting time.

The Parks and Recreation Board Norwalk Memorial Home Joe Vattorella Fisher- Titus Memorial Home

Plymouth Sesquicentennial Parade Plans August 28

Plymouth prepares for a four day sesqui centennial celebration with a grand parade at 10 30 a m on Saturday August 28 under chairmanship of George F Teglovis who invites civil fraternal patriotic cultural religious and other groups to march entries may be mounted or on foot The event features Ladies Day Old Fashioned Bargain Day a queen chosen by popular ballot and a 1000 fireworks finale. contact Teglovis at 087 7722 or 41 Birchfield Plymouth for entry details

Plymouth Adam Trux George F. Teglovis Teglovis Birchfield

Enrollment Surges At Orain County Community College

Fall applications at Orain County Community College rise well ahead of last year with over 800 full-time applicants enrolled. About 60 percent seek the university parallel division while 40 percent choose the ten programs in the semi professional technical division. Four counselors assist students. Office at O'Neil Sheffield Shopping Center opens Monday through Thursday evenings 6 30 to 8 30 p m beginning August 6. Full-time applicants urged to enroll now and complete counseling before registration week September 7 10.

ORAIN Orain County Community College Ais O'Neil - Sheffield Mondday Trough

Minor Accidents Reported In Area

Three minor accidents were reported Friday and one early Saturday. Virginia Miller 10 Bous cau and Betty Adelman 260 E Main were slightly injured but not treated after a tire blowout on Route 99 four miles south of Monroeville. Two trucks collided on Route 2 east of Pat Clinton injuring no one. Glen Wolf 20 Mansfield and Vernon Swick 24 Norwood were cited for improper turn and passing respectively. Raymond Eugene Chaffee 30 Pine St was cited for improper start from a parked position after a collision with Mrs. Arthur Johnson 42 Norwood Ave on Mill St. Theodore Phillip Brooks 41 RD3 struck a car driven by Theodore Bradley 20 Pit St. Brooks cited for unsafe vehicle.

Rtea 99 Monroeville Virginia Miller Bouscau Betty Adelman E. Main Pat Clinton Glen Wolf Mansfield Vernon Swick Norwood Wolf Swick Raymond Eugene Chaffee Pine St Chaffee Mill St Arthur Johnson Norwood Ave Woodlawn Ave Theodore Phillip Brooks Theodore Bradley Pit St Bradley League and Milan Brooks Mayor's Court

Liquor Permit Transfers Sought in Huron County

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes two transfer applications in Huron County. John and Estella Trushell seek to move Fat's Place Monroeville licenses to George F. and George N. Widman trading as George's Place. Joseph Molesky Jr. seeks to move Joe's Tavern Wakeman licenses to Ruth Evelyn Orson trading as Glenn's Tavern. Permits cover 3.2 beer on premises and carryout, with higher licenses for on premises beer wine and carryout. D-6 allows wine or spirituous liquor by the glass until 1 am.

Huron County Ohio Department of Liquor Control John Estella Trushell Fat’s Place Monroeville George F George N. Widman Geroge’s Place Joseph Molesky, Jr Joe Wakeman Ruth Evelyn Orson Glenn

Norwalk Reflector details subscription and distribution

Norwalk Reflector, a daily except Sundays publication, outlines subscription rates and delivery areas. It lists cities Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich Willard New London and rural zones with differing weekly and yearly prices.

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Greenwich South Central approves expanded kindergarten plan

Greenwich South Central school board plans three half day kindergarten sessions if 70 or more registrations occur with locations in North Fairfield and Greenwich Intermediate Building. Parents mobilize to boost enrollment while a 15 mill operating levy renews for seven years with no new levy.

Greenwich South Central School Board North Fairfield George McNemar Ruby Daniels McNemar Edith Smith Tiro Bonnie Siegenthaler Alliance For Elementary Virginia Kramb Greenwich Intermediate School Donald Smith, Sr

Bellevue lamp plant trims ranks with Schmidt return

.E. Engineer Back The Bellevue lamp plant recently announced that Richard P. Schmidt re joined the local General Electric plant to accept a position as supervisor of manufacturing engineering. Schmidt was formerly located at the Bellevue Plant for over eight years up to 1963 when he transferred to the military communications department in Oklahoma City. He later moved to the St. Louis lamp plant before his recent promotion back to Bellevue. Robert Hofacker of Knob Hill Monroeville was appointed a foreman production at the plant. Hofacker has been with the local plant since 1951, starting as a material handler then a machine adjuster. His prior role was working leader. Hofacker attended Monroeville High School.

Bellevue Richard P. Schmidt General Electric Schmidt Conpany Military Communications Oklahoma City Okla St. Louis Robert Hofacker Knob Hill Monroeville Hofacker Monroeville High School

Tools Stolen From New Peru Home

Tools valued at 170 dollars were taken from a new residence under construction by Walter and Mrs. Schwiefert on Snyder Road in Peru Township. Deputies report entry likely through a missing basement window and a jimmied sliding door. Stolen items include a Black and Decker drill, a Craftsman sander, and a pair of channel pliers.

Walter Schwiefert Snyder Road Peru Township Schwiefert Sherriff

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Home Gets Crafts Leona Cheney, Anna Myers Lydia Lang Knute Scheid Jennie Peckham Alice Bittel Mart Community College South Central High School Raymond Baker Willard Dairy U.S. Assurance Company Peru
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