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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1966
Page
7
VFW Post 2743 sponsors a dance this Saturday Dec 17 from 10 pm to 1 am with band MACH 4 admission two dollars per couple. Nearby items include a church play at 7 30 pm Sunday Dec 18 and a bulb theft at 17 Pearl Street reported by Howard Foreman. Police also report an unlocked door found downtown by patrols Saturday night.
Two workers were treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after Friday incidents. Mrs. Ellis Tackett of Willard, 50, injured her hand when a box dropped on it at Faulhaber Co. of Monroeville. George Knapp, 33, Ashland, a State Highway Department traffic division employee, injured a finger at work.
Clara Mae Bottorf 95 a former Willard resident died at Rocky Knoll Presbyterian Home Ak ron Friday night born November 1871 in Youngstown. She lived in Willard with R R Jenkins family and was a charter member of First Presbyterian Church. Surviving niece Mrs Harry Franz Norwalk. Services tentatively set for 2 p.m. Monday at Fink Funeral Home with Rev Stanley Green officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Word was received of the death of Mrs. M. L. Watterson in Cleveland on December 7. She was a former resident of Norwalk. Surviving are two children, Miss Virginia Tozzer of Cleveland and Brent Tozzer of Atlanta, Ga. Funeral services were held in Cleveland.
The Lake Erie Chapter of the National Association of Accountants hosts its Christmas party at the Americana Inn on Route 57 Elyria. A 6 30 p m social precedes a 7 p m dinner. Richard L DePalma, registered representative of Saunders Silver Co Cleveland, speaks on investing for 1967 and beyond. Dobrea, vice president of Saunders Silver & Co, attends as his guest.
A car hauler was pulled from the boulevard on the west side of Milan Avenue after a car pulled out of a driveway near Burger Chef and stopped before turning onto Milan Avenue. Driver Max E. Osborne of Tawas City Michigan reported he swerved onto the boulevard to avoid a collision around 11 p m Friday night.
Theresa Sharbaugh, senior at St Pauls High School, wins the area Voice of Democracy contest and will advance to the district contest. Terry Krause, Milan High School senior, is named runner up as St Pauls and Milan are the only area schools. The winner advances to a state contest with a $2,000 scholarship top prize and national finals with multiple scholarships. trophies and certificates are awarded.
The Christmas program at Berlin Heights Regular Baptist Church will be presented Sunday at 7 p.m. featuring a Christmas play. Special background scenery was painted by Mrs. Elizabeth Date. Directed by Mrs. Elsie Willinger and Mrs. Olivia Hinman along with class teachers. Public invited.
The list records multiple admissions and discharges at Willard Municipal Hospital and other area facilities. Names include Katherine Stein Belle vue Mildred Logan Marie Ziemke and many more, with locations such as Shiloh Huron Norwalk and Plymouth.
Between seven and eight hundred attendees witnessed the installation of officers for the South Central High School chapter of Modern Music Masters at the Christmas concert in the high school gym. Ronald Zoz, chapter sponsor, installed Gary Hunter as president Linda Lamoreaux as vice president Mary Baumann as secretary Dan Hoyt as treasurer and Jeff Roscoe as historian. Principal Alfred D Etterre presented the charter to Zoz.
Southside bait and furniture ads highlight earnings, home business opportunities, real estate services, and small items for sale. Listings include sewing machines, termite control, carpet cleaning, photography, and a snowblower, with contact numbers and local addresses in Norwalk and Elyria Ohio.
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