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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1965
Page
6
Berlin Heights outlines Labor Day events with a queen contest tied to a talent show on Saturday. Flower show entries open Sunday at school with the theme Flower Time and multiple time themed classes. A Monday parade forms at 3 and starts at 10 with float judging, followed by the Ox Roast at noon.
Mrs. Sarah Schnell 72 of Main Street died at home after years in Norway. Born February 25, 1894 in Germany she leaves two daughters one grandchild and a great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Heaston Hile with Rev. Haldon Robarge officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Anna Stower 93 a former Monroeville resident died Monday at Evergreen Nursing Home Orrville after five weeks illness. Survived by two daughters and a grandson. husband George predeceased in 1944. Visitation after 1 p.m. today. funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. Drake Funeral Home Monroeville. Burial Riverside Cemetery.
A historical list records numerous land transfers among individuals and Sporting Clubs, Inc. transferring properties in Norwalk City, Willard City, Bellevue City, Greenwich village, and Norwich, including transfers to Elmer Clark and Mary Manning, and to James R. and Berta Ore wig. The strings name many private buyers and multiple villages, reflecting wide property activity across areas like Norwalk, Willard, and Bellevue with several deceased estates noted.
Three Huron County men are listed among those completing basic training. John J. Smith son of Lyle Smith of Collins RD 1 heads to technical training at Keesler AFB. Daniel Gessner and others from New London High School begin further schooling at Sheppard AFB and Korea assignments noted. Airman John H. Martin tops his class at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis. William Hershiser, Richard Ward and others await assignments and postings at bases including Oxnard AFB California Fort Gordon and Fort Knox.
Quickies Mr Z promotes Spaghetti Nites on Wednesdays and Saturdays with reservations and carry outs. Ev Tue and Fri. Mrs Clifford Lawrence convalescing at home after four weeks in hospital. Lorain Goodwill Industries to visit today for pickup. Public notice on church stop requests. Police logs list several local incidents including a jail arrest for assault and battery, a garage fire, missing bicycle, found wristwatch, lost baseball mitt, car vandalism, unlocked jewelry store, stolen camera, car antenna damage, red light and radar citations, and lost car keys.
Kav Ibarra 43 State St pleaded guilty in Mayo's Court to hindering an officer. He was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 20 days in jail when unable to pay. Police said he threatened to kill his wife if she signed a complaint and resisted during arrest after surrendering a fork.
Herman Albert Maddox, 57, of 293 West Main, was arrested at 12 01 a m on a driving while intoxicated charge after weaving on East Main and crossing the center line three times. He refused a breath test at the certified station near the Route 20 16 intersection, posted bond at 3 45 a m, and was released for a 7 p m Thursday hearing.
Admission and discharge records from Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and Willard Municipal Hospital list patients by name, town, and status. The entries cover numerous individuals in Willard Norwalk Plymouth Attica Bellevue Greenwich Shiloh New Haven and surrounding areas.
Livestock prices hold steady with hogs trading around 12 to 25 dollars per hundredweight across weight classes. Cattle and calves show mixed but stable values from choice steers to common dairy heifers, while sheep and lambs post modest gains. Corn and soybeans feature in grain trading with slightly higher quotes in New York listings.
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