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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1966
Page
3
Overdue children’s books at Norwalk Public Library may be returned Sept. 2 without charges. The library’s fall winter schedule starts Sept. 6. The children's department opens 8:30 p.m. Tue and Thu and 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat. Story hour for preschoolers is Thursday 10 to 11 a.m. Main library hours are 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Mon–Fri and noon to 5 p.m. Sat.
Miss Mildred M Richmond, 28, of 155 Wood St Bellevue, remained in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two car collision east of Bellevue Monday. Her car struck Delmar K Blankenhip 57 of Columbus whose vehicle pulled into her path from a private drive. The impact sent the Richmond car into a home owned by Harold Nottke Rt 1 Bellevue.
Norwalk Post of the State Highway Patrol reports a minor crash on Rt 598 north of New Haven. Elzie Ratliff 29 Greenwich slowed to pull over and was rear ended by Arthur L. Warren 26 Willard. Both vehicles sustained minor damage. Warren cited for failure to stop within a safe distance.
WAKEMAN Alexander Gordy owner of the River Side Tavern applies to the Ohio Department of Liquor Control for a transfer of permit to Eugene Gordy for the same establishment.
A New State Road barn burned Tuesday afternoon causing 2500 in losses. The Holmer Farm near Dublin Road lost a calf and a 400 pound steer is missing. Barn contents include farm machinery and 150 bales of straw and 250 bales of hay. Norwalk firefighters arrived at 3 14 p m after a call from Mrs Arthur Holmer. Cause is undetermined.
New London School District starts Tuesday September 6 with an 8 40 a m to 3 30 p m schedule. Buses run on last year routes and Clarksfield and Fitchville adjustments ease bus times. Noon lunch periods staggered to ease cafeteria congestion. Lunch prices rise to 35 cents per meal or 1 75 for a five meal ticket. Adult lunches 45 cents or 2 25 for five meals. Milk 3 cents per bottle or 15 cents per week with 15 cents more for afternoon milk.
A fire at the Huron Lagoons Marina Office in Huron caused an estimated 8000 dollars damage to a combined office snack bar and equipment sales room. The Morton Solberg owned building was a total loss with firefighters arriving around 10 p.m. and fighting the blaze for about 2 1/2 hours. The cause is undetermined though the fire started near a gas hot water heater. A gasoline transport driver who was filling underground tanks nearby alerted the fire department.
U S savings bonds sales in Huron County reached $114 251 for July according to chairman John F Ernsthausen.
The Edison Birthplace in Milan will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Labor Day. The Birthplace, usually closed on Mondays, will provide visitors access to exhibits and tours for the holiday.
Three Port Clinton patrolmen quit citing existing conditions. The resignations follow four leaving in about six weeks, reducing the eight member force. The trio were Loren Hendrix 14 years Robert Below nine years and John Rhode two years. All resignations take effect mid September. Mayor Gordon Cooper swore in a 23 year old replacement for Paul Molnar who left in July and said he will seek civilian radio dispatchers to fill the rest.
Six Sandusky residents suffered minor injuries when their car rammed a utility pole at the intersection of Routes 4 and 547 after avoiding another vehicle. Driver George Fresch and five passengers from Sandusky were treated and released. Fresch sustained scrapes and bruises. Bollenbacher was cited by the state police.
The White House said President Johnson has no plans now to meet French President Charles de Gaulle but would welcome a meeting if appropriate. The comment follows a Mansfield suggestion in the Senate.
Blanchard Capt Dennis Blanchard officer in charge of the Norwalk Post Salvation Army named chairman of the general solicitation portion of the Norwalk Area United Fund drive. Appointment made by John E Wise general drive chairman. Blanchard in Norwalk since July 1964. Overpayments on workmen's compensation totaling 258 dollars refunded to county subdivisions per Huron County Auditor Bernard Kean. Norwalk Chamber announces James MacMurray fire prevention and safety chairman will conduct an actual fire extinguishing demonstration tonight at 7 00 p m for volunteer firemen and Boy Scouts behind the fire station.
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