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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1969
Page
3
Alma Stoddard, blind for five years, began ceramics eight weeks ago after a friend invited her. She paints with fingers and sponge, uses braille labeled paints, and has turned a kitchen table into a workshop with her son Walter’s help.
The Norwalk post office reports brief waits as the Christmas mailing season begins. Officer in charge Robert O'Donnell notes the Christmas stamp is sold out with uncertain restock. He urges early mailing while supplies last. James H. Knittle, 18, swerved to avoid a dog on Ridge Road two miles south of U.S. 20 and overturned his car at 1:50 a.m. Monday with injuries but no medical treatment.
The Norwalk board schedules hiring of a science teacher and a substitute, and confirmation of a library trustee at 8 p m. Incumbents Holman Sizemore and Ryder were re elected in November and a 1970 organizational meeting date will be set. The meeting occurs at the school administration offices at Monroe and Hester Streets.
Samuel C. Singleton a 29 year old from rural Grafton died Monday after his southbound car on State Route 601 failed to negotiate a curve and struck a utility pole and tree He was pinned in the wreck and suffered a fractured skull according to the State Highway Patrol
New London Hospital shows 64 percent occupancy in November with 55 X rays. Flooding in July has cost over 6000 dollars to date. A deep freeze unit failed and was replaced by a donation from Mrs. Burton Winebar. The auxiliary painted three rooms and ordered new drapes. Singleton died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after arriving by ambulance. Funeral services will be held Thursday in Grafton. survivor includes wife Sally and children Samuel Jr and Penny Ann. Singleton was an equipment operator for a construction firm.
Ohio attorney general warns of holiday scams urging caution on free gifts door to door solicitations and mail order firms with unknown charities. State Finance Director requires approval for any out of state official trip and a report to justify expenses to the Controlling Board.
Fred Howie 26 of Youngstown pleaded innocent to four counts in the abduction of a young mother Ruth Ann Allen 17 and her 3 week old baby and the beating of her husband John Allen 26. He was bound over on 1100 bond and jailed pending a Wednesday hearing.
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