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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
2
In Istanbul a Turkish Air Force report confirms two pilots were killed on Thursday during routine training flights in American made F84 jet fighters. The crashes occurred in separate incidents, details of locations unrevealed.
Cardman's Restaurant advertises steaks and fried chicken with pickerel while Ruth's Beauty Shop lists address and phone. The Pizza Shack promotes submarine sandwiches after 5 pm. Robertson Orchards offers apples from Cold Storage and Melrose varieties. A reflectors correction clarifies Alfred Kluding was misidentified in a street lights story.
Keith 67 of Nova dies after lengthy illness at Samaritan Hospital Ashland road supervisor for Ruggles Township 27 years former Keith & Keith Garage owner Survived by wife Blanche three sons James Vernon and Robert daughters Carol Jolene and Charlene sister Etta ten grandchildren services Monday 3 30 p m Eastman Funeral Home Nova Cemetery burial. Marjorie Erma Bowers 52 of 280 Lawn Ave Norwalk died at Sandusky Memorial Hospital after brief illness native of Cleveland resident of Norwalk since 1940 Methodist Church member 12 year Faulhaber Co. employee Survived by husband Curtis M one son Richard C sister Dorothy Bowers two nephews and a niece preceded in death by twin son Raymond and brother James V Nehls Services Monday 2 p m Kubach Smith Funeral Home Milan Cemetery.
Admissions list includes Harry Ewell Pleasant. Roma Williams Greenwich. Mary Young Willard. Anthony Petrosino Christie. Eleanor Verberg Willard. Roy Braden Collins. Discharges include Joe Ratliff Norwalk. Carrie Rister Norwalk. Clark Thompson Huron. Betty Schwanbeck and daughter Norwalk. Robert Hill and daughter Norwalk. Cynthia Wagner Huron. Michael Geretz Huron. Marilyn Davis Collins. Mary Hainline Norwalk.
UPI notes all markets closed steady with no early receipts. Hog weights 200-280 lb mostly 17.25 to 19.25. cattle ranges include prime steers up to 27.50 and cows down to 12.50. calves and sheep values listed with multiple grades and weights.
Willard postmaster O J Landefeld after 14 years on the job will retire next year by May at the latest. Applications for the postmaster examination will be accepted until December 26 as announced by the U S Civil Service Commission. Robert J Bogner 40 of Willard was named to the Willard United Bank board to fill the vacancy caused by C M Boyer’s death.
Mrs. Ronald Miller 19 of 17% Olive St fined bond forfeited for failure to stop. Thomas E. Wright Lorain cited for yellow line violation with $15 waiver. Marilyn Smith 16 S West St fined $10 and costs for speed. Cletus B. Kotten Findlay fined $15 bond forfeited for speed. Alline Webber Plymouth fined $10 and costs for speed. Edwin Englert 9 Jackson fined $200 and costs for leaving scene of an accident.
Bellevue Board of Education may vote Thursday on transferring Lyme School District to Bellevue. Superintendent Robert L. Smith indicated action would occur barring unforeseen developments. A minor accident near Norwalk High School involved Ronald L. Kearney, 16, and Terry J. Goodsite, 17.
A truck struck the Norwalk School Administration Building at 1921 N Hester St Thursday afternoon. Robert Kramer, the buildings and grounds supervisor, said the canopy was damaged by a truck driven by John F Stanton, 40, of Cleveland.
Berlin Heights village council plans to strengthen police patrols to reduce Christmas vandalism and light bulb theft. Mayor Myron Nichols, stepping down after 20 years, reviewed achievements of Councilmen Daniels Burnham and Marrick and pledged cooperation with successor Burt Oehling.
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