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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1966
Page
3
Police labeled the theft of 146 dollars worth of merchandise from Durable Mat Co as grand larceny after no forced entry was found. Reported at 7 19 a m a Polaroid camera 80 dollars an AM FM radio 40 dollars and a clock 26 dollars were taken from an office. Investigating by Norwalk police.
On Saturday afternoon along Rt. 20 east of Norwalk, Eloise Myers, 20, of Norwalk, attempting to pass Marion Worcester, 43, of Wakeman, lost control on slush and collided causing both cars to leave the road. Neither driver was injured. Worcester used a seat belt, Myers did not. Myers cited for improper passing.
The Norwalk Reflector lists delivery areas in Norwalk and nearby towns. It details carrier and mail subscription prices including 45 cents per week locally and 15 dollars per year for Huron and Erie counties, with 23.40 dollars yearly for other U.S. regions.
Thomas Ward lights the Denison University production The Empire Builders in Granville as part of the theater program. The 1959 play, second to be staged in America, follows a Royal Shakespeare Company run and features Ward as a junior theatre arts major. Also notes a Bellevue to Norwalk bus shuttle, NEA executive committee election wins for Ohio educators, and Monroeville school dismissals for an educator workshop on audio visual aids and grades.
Norwalk reported 43 accidents in November, up from 37 the prior year. Of these, 28 were investigated at the scene, involving 68 people with 10 injured and four drivers among the injured. Forty three involved drivers, 24 passengers, and one pedestrian. Speed was the main violation. Road conditions were dry in 15, wet in nine, and snowy in four incidents.
Snowy weekend activities sent several youths to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Four injured include John Zeller, Kathleen Phillips, Sarah Mellicheh, and multiple others from sledding and ice skating accidents. Youths David Zimmerman and Darrell Rog ers sustained facial cuts at Wakeman pond. William Casselberry struck his head at White's pond.
Classified ad seeks reliable tenants from a landlord offering a steady rental. Includes contact method and basic terms.
Ohio State Board Association session notes show three of 23 resolutions rejected. Cadet teacher program termination, adjusting school foundation formula, and removing contiguous from district consolidation were defeated. John Staples reported on the Columbus convention to Huron County Board of Education. next meeting Jan. 7.
Four people suffered injuries in separate Friday falls and were treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Charles Gardiner 91 fell at home on Main Street, Lynetta Humphrey 10 fell on a porch, Kathleen Furlong 19 injured a leg after tripping on a rug, and John Mensenburg 9 was admitted after basement steps fall. Ronald Kramer 32 spilled lighter fluid on his hand and received treatment.
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