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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1965
Page
2
A collage of local items includes bicycle theft report from John E. Hazelwood, teen driving charges for Wayne A. Jackson, a missing child found near Milan Avenue, airman training postings for Bellevue and Monroeville graduates, and correction on a carryout ad. Police respond to vandalism reports. drivers cited for traffic offenses.Downtown Dodge wins bid for a sheriff cruiser.
San Juetin prison authorities run an annual art show where paintings and handicrafts by inmates are for sale. Payments are strictly cash with no checks accepted.
A letter from the brothers of Robert Koima thanks Norwalk residents for their generosity after a serious turnpike accident. They especially thank William Slabodnick and Arleneek for their aid as the family mourns at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The writer praises local kindness as a standout in a large city.
A school orientation will be held at Norwalk High School for ninth graders at 11 a.m. in the auditorium to receive class schedules. New students in grades 10 11 and 12 meet at 2 p.m. for schedules and orientation. Registration is urged at the school offices weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Two farmers near Norwalk converted 20 acres of their land from farming to private recreation parks. Donald Bauer’s Valley Beach Park offers a swimming area with diving boards and a camping zone, while Leo Smith’s L and M Poultry farm area on Whittlesey Avenue focuses on canoeing and fishing. Both projects aim to attract visitors and supplement income, though weather and initial costs pose challenges.
Bobby Wade Allen 6 was injured Friday afternoon when a dead tree limb fell on him in a backyard at 7 W league St. The limb came from a tree on Jerry L Grubb’s property at 119 Whittlesey Ave. A car roof in the yard was damaged. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Allen of 1131/2 N Hester St.
Police use helicopters and ground searches in Gates Mills and Shaker Heights for clues into the death of 9 year old John Cremer Young. Neighbors and Scouts aided as authorities confirm the boy left a jacket at a neighbor’s home before his body was found in a wooded area.
Three accidents involving a car and a small truck occurred Friday causing five people to be treated and released from Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. In Clyde, a car driven by Peggy Davis collided with Norman Pheifer’s truck at 4:20 PM at Route 18 and Fitchville River Road. Davis and four passengers, ages 14 to 55, sustained injuries. In Willard, a Willard city truck and a car collided at Keefer Street and town line Road 12 at 7:15 AM with John Taylor cited for failure to yield. A separate minor collision east of Monroeville on Route 20 involved Milson Pizer and James Miller with minor damage to both vehicles.
Berlin Milan district sets bus times with Milan High School 8 10 to 3 17 and elementary 8 30 to 2 45 while buses run as last year. Friday Sept 3 opens teacher meetings at Berlin Heights and Milan High School followed by separate department sessions with Erie County teachers and IU and Frohs mor speakers addressing teaching challenges.
Corbett Patton 35 of East Gary Indiana is jailed in Huron County on charges of threats of bodily harm by telephone and carrying a concealed weapon. He was arrested Friday by Willard police after threatening Iona Salyers of Willard and also warning he would harm his wife and children.
Local classifieds spotlight bargains in antiques with listings across furniture, jewelry, and collectibles. Shoppers see varied prices and descriptions from dealers and private sellers, inviting inspections at participating addresses and showrooms.
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