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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1972
Page
10
Grain prices listed for soybeans with multiple contract months and bid figures from Chicago. A long roster records admissions and discharges at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital including names and hometowns.
Quickies Tuesday Special at Friendly Corners spaghetti dinner all you can eat for $1 00. Mihali Studio showcases outdoor photography in natural color at the Huron County Fair with dates listed. Septic tanks service and health licensed. Fanny Farmer chocolate seconds 3 pounds for 1 69 at Route 20 Norwalk. Bill Meese offers landscaping and lawn care. Karen Ritz patient at St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland room 5232. Home grown produce ad from Sandy Ridge Fruit Farm 391 E Main St Norwalk. City Lanes open bowling and leagues Rt 250 N. Rene Sickinger birth 7 pounds 4 ounces in Newport News VA with family details.
Vaughn A Brainard 61 of 33 Chatham Street died of a heart attack at a friend's home. He spent most of his life in Norwalk and was a retired city boiler mechanic. Survived by two daughters and seven grandchildren. Funeral plans set at Kubach Smith Funeral Home. The Rev D R Johnson died of a heart attack in East Fultonham after returning from the Holy Land. Laura Shoe Willard 87 of Havana died after a long illness. funeral at St Sebastian Church with burial in St Sebastian Cemetery. Friends may call Secor Funeral Home.
Four people were hurt when a tire blew on a car on the Ohio Turnpike causing a loss of control and a chain collision involving four eastbound and westbound cars near the Sandusky Norwalk exit. Ruth Pompo and her son were treated, and Alagna and his wife were in guarded condition with multiple injuries.
Police chief Norman Snyder investigated a one car crash at Walnut and Newkirk Streets about 7 15 a m. Earl Case was pulled from his driveway at 41 Walnut Street and his car hit a utility pole causing a half hour power outage. Case was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk with possible chest injuries. A later report noted vandalism at the National Guard Armory parking lot where Jerold Meyer backed into a parked car driven by Calvin Renneckar and Dale Scheid found his car’s fender and hubcaps damaged.
Local want ad service invites readers to rent, sell, or hire with a phone line at 662-4241 to connect with an ad writer for quick assistance.
Two men left Harold's Bar on Benedict Avenue without paying for 1.15 in drinks Saturday evening. A bartender, Mrs. Bess Myers, tried to obtain the license number of their car, but the plate belonged to a Willard man who said he and his son were in the car and not drinking in Norwalk. The pair were described as wearing green uniforms, one slender with dark curly hair and the other muscular with short dark hair.
Tallmadge defeated Dayton Fairview 3 to 2 to claim the Ohio state title and advance to the regional round of the Little League baseball tournament in Grove City Ohio.
Ronnie Ousley, 17, of Dundas, Ohio, was electrocuted Saturday when a ladder he held touched live wires while helping paint a church near McArthur. The sheriff's office reported the incident.
Gary Bettenhausen of Tinley Park Illinois broke his arm when his car struck another on the 36th lap of the Toledo Raceway sprint car feature.
Sealed bids are invited by Herbert O Krogh Director of Public Service and Safety City of Norwalk Ohio until 12 00 Noon DST Tuesday August 22 1972 for a new dump truck for the street department Specifications are on file in the Directors office Each bid must name all interested parties include a 10 percent bid bond or certified check equal to 10 percent of the bid and 100 percent performance bond Upon bid opening no withdrawal for 30 days Right to reject bids or waive informalities reserved August 7 14 1972
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