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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1970
Page
2
Ronald R. Stookey and Victor Francisco are identified with partial Social Security numbers and unit postings in APO San Francisco addresses. The fragment lists Det. E 8 MP Gp CI and 334th ATK HEL with military call signs and phone-like numbers.
Holiday gift memberships for Valley Beach Park are selling at the Don Bauer residence on Route 61 South. Santa visits Bronson-Norwalk Conservation Clubhouse on December 19 at 7 30 PM for a Merry Christmas party. A green Schwinn Stingray bicycle was reported stolen from St Pauls School. Grants open 11 AM to 6 PM Sunday December 20. Bake Sale by St Pauls Rosary Altar Society December 19 4 7 30 and December 20 6 AM to 1 PM. New Year’s Eve Dinner Dance at Elks Club. Curve Inn offers Spaghetti Night. Construction bids for a new sign at Shady Lane Home requested by Huron County commissioners.
Huron County Sheriff deputies took two men to the Mansfield Reformatory to begin serving sentences Tuesday. Raymond C. Schaffer, 18, of 77 W. Washington St., was sentenced to one to seven years for breaking into the Burger Chef last fall. Clyde Chaney, 24, of Clyde, is starting a one to 20 year sentence on a forgery charge.
Col. Carl R. Davis 73 a retired army officer died Tuesday in Orlando after years of illness. Born in North Fairfield he attended New London Schools and Oberlin School of Commerce. A World War I and II veteran he served with Company G 145 Infantry 37th Division in France earning the Purple Heart. He later served as chief port inspector at embarkation ports in San Francisco New Orleans and Boston and was post commander of Victory Post American Legion Cleveland. He was a longtime Triple A baseball pitcher. He is survived by his wife Evelyn a brother Clarence and a niece. Funeral services and burial set for Thursday in Orlando.
Edward N. Skinn 85 of Norwalk died in Shady Lane Nursing Home after a long illness. Survivors and funeral arrangements will be announced by Kubach Smith. Florence Mason 77 of Berlin Heights died at Providence Hospital Sandusky after a week's illness. Funeral details set with Kubach Smith. burial in Milan Cemetery.
Norwalk city bids for 38 000 tons of coal show the lowest offer at 8 45 a ton from G C Mathes Coal and Supply of Sandusky. Councilman Domenic Coletta criticized media critics while noting 26 bidders were invited and only five submitted offers.
City officials unveil a lagoon project to treat sludge from the Norwalk Creek near the Woodlawn Avenue water plant. The State Board of Health extends the waste permit and the Ohio Water Development Authority offers up to 70 percent funding for an estimated 37 000 lagoon cost with work slated next summer.
Norwalk contractor James Seitz criticized the city for delaying demolition of two Benedict Avenue buildings damaged in the July 5 1969 flood. He noted bids were rejected for high price and a legal technicality, with the city reopening bids on January 9.
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Jennie Ebinger Greenwich and David Smith Norwalk and discharges such as Mary Watson Norwalk. Sandusky Memorial Hospital records discharges including Wilbur Kistemaker Collins and Henry Lucas Collins. Good Samaritan Hospital discharges include Edward Freeman New London and Dale Springer Monroeville. Gerald Beesing Milan released.
Livestock: no trend indicated for cattle and calves. Cattle estimated 200 head with ranges across grades and oblique values. Hogs 250 head with steady tone. prices listed by weight. Sheep and lambs 200 head with steady tone. prime to good lamb prices noted. Soybeans index shown at 2.80.
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