Norwalk Doll and Craft Show Winners Named
Margaret Collins and Shirley McGuckin led Norwalk's combined Doll and Craft Show on August 16 1968 by winning top honors in the doll and craft divisions respectively. Attendees noted fewer than 100 dolls entered versus 700 last year with numerous other prize listings across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Margaret Collins
Shirley McGuckin
Park and Recreation Department
Margaret
Ann Ritzenthaler
Cindy Knoll
Judy Allen
Marie Spiegel
Joyce
Julie Huntley
Susie Hemer
Judy Meesig
Jean Ross
Margaret Miller
Susie Herner
Kathy Allen
Dennis Ritzenthaler
Pam Allen
Jim Allen
Glenn Hadley
Cindy Scheetz
Kathy Fisher
Cheryl Collier
Alex Rupert
Bart Hokes
Mike Rick
Joyce Ann Sanders
Ann Ritzenthaler Wales
Bernadette Bick
Eugene Bick
Steve Schultz
Linda McGuckin
Carrie Eberly
County Tax Income Up for Huron County
State Treasurer John D. Herbert reports a record high intangible personal property tax haul for local government funds. Banks, building and loan institutions, credit unions and intangibles dealers contribute annually. Huron County will get $257,970, up $17,695 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Herbert
Ohio
Huron County
Want A Better Job
The Norwalk Reflector offers a help wanted column with listings for better employment options. Readers can find opportunities across local firms and service sectors seeking qualified applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Stoltz Promoted to First Lieutenant at Fort Benning
David E. Stoltz 21 is promoted to first lieutenant at the U S Army Training Center Infantry where he leads the test section for basic trainee proficiency. He graduated Norwalk High School in 1965 and earned the Combat Infantryman Badge with the 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam.
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Fort Benning
David E. Stoltz
Pearl Stoltz
Chatham St
Norwalk
Ohio
U.S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Stoltz
Norwalk High School
Army
Lt. Stoltz
1St Infantry Division
Republic of Vietnam
Edgerton man injured when hand caught in cable
John Stiles 40 of Edgerton was admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after his hand was caught in a cable. He is in satisfactory condition with an injured thumb and three fingers while employed by Welded Construction of Rosebush Michigan. The firm is replacing a gasoline pipeline from Oberlin to Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stiles
Edgerton
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Welded Construction
Rosebush
Mich
Oberlin
Bellevue
New London Bands Schedule Added Practice and Concert
The New London junior high band will practice at 6 p.m. on August 20 21 and 22 and at 5 30 p.m. from August 26 to 30. The senior high band plans a Labor Day concert at 1 p.m. September 2 and a marching band preview on August 31 at Recreation Park followed by an afternoon Labor Day concert on September 1.
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New London
Recreation Park
Petition Placed At VFW Hall In Pueblo Standoff
Mrs. George Austin of Old State Road leads petitions urging Congress to act on the Pueblo incident. She will place petitions at the VFW Hall on Milan Avenue and circulate them via two naval wives in Willard and Cleveland. One thousand bumper stickers reading Remember the Pueblo will be distributed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Austin
Old State Road
Congress
Pueblo
VFW
Milan Avenue
Willard
Cleveland
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List At Fisher-Titus
Admissions include Mary Tyler Monroeville Elmer Christel Norwalk Raymond Fallecker Norwalk Donald Fey Collins John Stiles Edgerton Master Marvin Rudolph Bellevue and Mrs Patricia Burkett Norwalk Discharges cover Harry Thompson Huron Franklin Allen Norwalk Clyde Cook Norwalk Robert Anderson Norwalk Mrs Ella Schwannger Norwalk Mrs Ruth Carroll and son Monroeville Master Arnulfo Rodriguez Norwalk John Ruggles Norwalk Good Samaritan discharges Mrs Christian Dircks Norwalk Mrs Arthur Hoag Berlin Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Mary Tyler
Monroeville
Elmer Christel
Norwalk
Raymond Fallecker
Donald Fey
Collins
John Stiles
Edgerton
Marvin Rudolph
Bellevue
Patricia Burkett
Harry Thompson
Huron
Franklin
Farm Accidents and a Milan Obituary Reported
A harvester and wagon overturned Thursday night south of Bellevue after a truck towing the rig veered off Route 269. Harold L. Annon of rural Fremont owns the farm gear and had it towed from the ditch. A Willard woman lost control near North Fairfield when avoiding a car, sending her vehicle into a fence post with moderate damage. Alfred Fred Henson, 89, of rural Milan, died Thursday in Lorain after a short illness. he was longtime Providence Hospital staff and known as Mr Thresher. A New London youth’s car was damaged near Norwalk after hitting a road barrier on Route 250 with no injuries or citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Harold L. Annon
Fremont
Willard
North Fairfield
Edna C. Carney
Milan
Alfred
Fred”’ Henson
Oak Hill
Lorain
Elyria
Henson
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Cleetus
Lois) Witter
Florence
Fred
Eileen) Smith
Laverne
Pete
Huron
Carl
Berlin Heights
DeWayne
Rawle Funeral Home
Restlawn Memorial Park
New London
Norwalk
Roger L. Hunter
City Girls Win Vote Contest at Lorain Center
St Paul High School cheer captain Teri Wise won the Miss Teen President title with 139 votes at a fashion review in Lorain County. Kris Ultican of Norwalk High was runner up with 59 votes. other finalists included captains from Elyria Wellington Oberlin Amherst and North Ridgeville. Wise, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wise, receives a trophy and a Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Lorain County
Teri Wise
Kris Ultican
Norwalk High School
Elyria
Wellington
Oberlin
Amherst
North Ridgeville
Teri
St. Paul High School
Washington, D.C
Wilbur Wise
N. Garden St
Community Notes and Local Events from Norwalk Trucker
Public notices and social listings include a drive for gravel and a clambake at Bronson Norwalk Conservation Club on Aug. 28 from 6 to 9 pm with tickets $4 at Norwalk Barber Shop. Open houses, dances, bowling league meeting, and high school events fill the week with contact details and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Norwalk Conservation Club
Sun
Norwalk
Livestock Prices Steady Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Markets in Cleveland show no trends early in the week with steady prices. Cattle include prime steers 28.0 to 28.5 for 900 to 1300 pounds and calves 37 to 38 for choice, while hogs report barrows and gilts 19 to 21 for 180 to 240 pounds and sows 14.25 to 16.75 for 270 to 650 pounds. Sheep and lambs list prime slaughter lambs 27.5, with ewes 7 to 8 and wethers 9 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Bologna
U.S
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Time Magazine
John Cassavetes
Enneys
Penney
Penn Prest
Waama
Aeleas Amos
Firehose Jeans
Alfred Henson
City Girls
Price Sand and Gravel Co
M.W.F
Robertson Orchards
Old State Rd
Richard Zinninger
Simpson St
Garcia Drive
L&k Royal Buffet
Gene Widman Inc
Case Ave
M.W.F. TF
Price Construction Co
M.W.F. T
the Funny Company
LeMar Lake Park
Joe Vartorella
Erie
Elks Country Club
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Wakeman
Greenwich
Robin Moore
Berets
Wayne Janssen
HuTre N
Aldo Ray
Panono
Bruce Cabot
Patrick Wayne
Luke Askew
Sean
James Lee Barrett
Michael Wayne
Oncus
John Wayne
Ray Kelloggie
Wasi By
Melos Rozsai
PANAV
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Green Berets
East Main ST
Gian
Rev
Pearce
God
Jesus Christ
Bible School
Norwalk Alliance Church
E. Main ST
C.H. Pearce
Tan
Lindsay
Filip
Norwalk Road
George W. Filip
Huron, Erie, Lorain
Medina Counties
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