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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1969
Page
3
Julia Zavatka aged 75 former Cleveland resident dies after brief illness at Starkey's Nursing Home She was born in Hungary and had lived in the area for many years.
New London police charged Daniel E. Bassler Cordell Hunter and Oscar D Stewart with breaking and entering for the July 25 break-in at Joe and Eds Carryout 155 Whittlesey Ave They allegedly stole 55 in merchandise and caused 22 in door damage Bassler is held in Huron County Jail while Hunter and Stewart remain in city jail A preliminary hearing date has not yet been set.
Ruthie Rospert of Norwalk was chosen Teen Queen in an Elyria store contest. She earned a three day trip to New York City and a trophy after securing 200 votes from students and parents.
Donors may specify at bank tellers whether gifts support the Hemenway family or the scholarship fund. Scholarships will be divided equally between St. Paul and Norwalk City High School. Church donations go to the family fund.
The Park and Recreation Board hosted a doll show with multiple prize categories. Sheree Thomas won overall with a home made dried apple faced doll dressed as an old woman, plus first in character dolls. Robin Nutter won first for the largest doll. Numerous residents including Ann Flickinger and others placed in various divisions such as oldest foreign novelty boy teen baby and stuffed dolls.
Greenwich South Central School Board on Thursday night approves a sick leave policy raising the allotment from 90 to 120 days and grants teachers one day of personal leave. The board also raises cafeteria prices to 60 cents and accepts Willard Dairy milk bids. Plans approved to buy sewing machines, vacuum cleaners, and coal from Charles Stevens.
Joyce Sanders of 60 Norwood won best decorated doll buggy while Julie Coon, 3, of 924 East Main St won first prize for oldest doll buggy. Judges were Mrs. Richard Stryker, Mrs. Gary Surratt and Mrs. Robert Herner.
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