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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
16
Quickies Fresh Pecans priced at 80 cents a pound with free delivery on five pounds or more. Other local notices include Needle Nook sewing supplies, a beauty salon offering Dura Lash implants, and a Miss Funk heading to San Diego for holidays. Also listed are a factory outlet ladies apparel, a bowling lanes notice, and appointments at The Looking Glass with Barbara Cooper.
The list itemizes hospital admissions and discharges at Fisher Titus Memorial, Sandusky, Good Samaritan, and Willard area facilities, naming patients by name and town. It also notes local specials at Curve Inn and promotions from Firelands Fabric Care Center and Robertson Orchards with hours and product details.
Cattle prices show a mixed day with prime steers at 35 to 36 and prime heifers 29.25 to 34, calves steady at 25, and cows 14 to 21. Hog and lamb markets remain steady with 200 to 220 pound hogs 21.25 to 22 and prime lambs at 25.50 to 26.50.
Mrs Lillian Mae Tousley 81 died Wednesday at Kingsport Hospital Tennessee Born in Toledo raised in Clarksfield moved to Norwalk in 1942 and Kingsport in 1952 She survived by two daughters a son nine grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and a sister Services Sunday at Clarksfield Methodist Church with burial at Clarksfield Cemetery
WILLARD The Huron County Medical Society elected Dr. Walter A. Drury of Willard as president for 1972 at a meeting held at Hertenstein's Supper Club. Elected with him were Dr. Richard L. Jackson, Willard, as vice president and Dr. Shan Muhammad, Norwalk, secretary treasurer. Delegates to the state medical meeting in May were Dr. William R. Graham of Wakeman and Dr. E.R. McLoney of Norwalk.
Walter F. E. Windnagle, 27, of rural Norwalk, rolled his car into a ditch while turning from South Norwalk Road onto Greenwich Milan Townline Road early Tuesday. He was not injured.
Robert J. Izant former movie and drama critic for the Cleveland Plain Dealer died Wednesday at Lakeside Hospital at age 84. He was a retired vice president of the Cleveland Central National Bank and helped form the Committee on Criminal Justice, which led to the Cleveland Crime Commission. Private funeral services were arranged.
Western Reserve School Board discussed a potential four percent teacher wage increase, with final action postponed to tonight. Also noted were district valuation rise to 15,349,470 from 14,720,068 after Norwalk Furniture annexation, budget figures, and approved retroactive custodian pay and art class purchases. Theresa VanLerberghe resignation effective January 1.
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