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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
4
Monroeville public St Joseph and St Alphonsus parochial schools announce a Sept 3 start with a full day for all students except kindergarten and EHOVE attendees.
Kindergarteners start Sept 3 4 or 5 by last name A L M Z with Sept 6 full attendance. New K and 1 students report Sept 3 to elementary gym for homeroom assignment. Birth certificates and immunization records required. age rules set by Dec 12 1967 policy. tests on parental request. 1969 age by Sept 30 for entry. cafeteria opens first day.
Bus schedules in Monroeville keep two runs. First run departs 6:50 a.m. with grades 9-12 and St. Joseph students arriving by 7:55 a.m. EHOVE riders go to EHOVE by 8:30. Second run serves elementary and St Alphonsus by 8:45 with elementary students sent to Western Reserve Wakeman. Kindergarten goes home with parents in morning. afternoon buses mirror the morning pattern for riders.
Dr John E Orebaugh formerly of Norwalk is appointed to a four year term on the Florida State Board of Medical Examiners. Born in Norwalk he is the son of Mr and Mrs John M Orebaugh of 6 State St. He finished Norwalk High School in 1937 and earned his medical degree from the University of Michigan.
Local classified ad line urges readers to try advertising and boost business. Provides a contact number 662 4241 and emphasizes quick, affordable promotion.
Surplus furniture offers cash for items via contact at 662-4241 urging readers to call and sell quickly.
An ecumenical service marking Monroeville centennial will be held at Marsh Field at 11 15 a m Sunday. Planned by Rev Harvey M Keller St Joseph s Catholic Church and Rev Edward A Rebmann Congregational Community United Church of Christ the service features Melvin G Schug Zion Episcopal Church and Frank Konst Trinity Lutheran Church as participants. Captain Robert N Andrew Episcopal Church Army now pastor at Episcopal Mission Vermilion and former Zion minister will deliver the sermon. Schug reads the prayer Rebmann gives the invocation Konst reads scripture Keller gives benediction.
Willard Court fines Paul Gareau of North Olmstead for reckless operation with $10 fine and suspended costs while Leroy Taylor of Tiffin pays $10 for speeding. Bonds forfeited by James Shepherd of Shiloh with $25, plus multiple bonds and waivers listed for residents of Willard, Greenwich, Plymouth, Toledo, Wadsworth and other nearby towns, with varied amounts from $3 to $30.
Army Private Lenard W. Cummings, 26, son of Mrs. Lydia Jenny of Wakeman Route 3, joined January 1968 and completed basic training at Fort Knox. He reported July 22 to Troop B in the 2nd Squadron, 9th Cavalry at Fort Riley. His father Woodrow Cummings resides in Warren Ohio at 360 West Market Street. Cummings is a 1960 Western Reserve High School graduate.
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