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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1966

Page

3

Neighborhood theft case and local civic notes in Norwalk

A downtown clerk brought an 11-year-old boy to the Norwalk police station on Wednesday night after accusing him of stealing an auto spinner. The boy admitted the theft. the owner did not press charges due to the boy’s age. Also noted are Huron County Banking Company directors recommending a 100 percent stock dividend and Milan Library holiday closings, plus a Christmas Eve program at First Methodist Church and 13 high school students named to the Honor Scroll.

Norwalk Huron County Banking Company Board of Directors J.F. Ernsthausen Joseph V. Motsch New London Stanley Cook Sharon Landis Sandra Riedy Nikki Schafer Lora Lucas Cheryl Tate Lawrence Cook Robert Gregory Paul Jennings Susan Marks Alan Paramore Donna Pheifer Dane Wolfe

Monroeville Offers Five Adult Education Courses

Monroeville school district tests adult interest in five subjects with ten Wednesday evening classes from Jan 11 to March 15 at no high school cost to residents. Tuition is 7.50 per course plus materials, with registration Jan 6. Courses include Beginning Sewing, Upholstering, Cake Decorating, Personal Typing, and Ladies Physical Fitness.

Monroeville Board of Education

Cubs and Scouts Plan History Theme for January

Cub Scouts will adopt the History theme Highways to History in January while Boy Scouts focus on first aid as part of helping others. L. C. McLaughlin, Scout Commissioner of the Firelands Area Council, notes 4,000 Cub Scouts and 3,100 Boy Scouts will participate across Lorain, Erie and Huron Counties with events and a first aid meet. Explorers will choose activities such as after game parties and family camping demonstrations as Scouts prepare for Boy Scout Week February 7 to 13, 1967.

L.C. McLaughlin Firelands Area United States Firelands Area Council McLaughlin Boy Scouts of America

Society Holds Its Yule Party in Norwalk

The Lake Erie Chapter of the Public Accountants Society of Ohio hosted its annual Christmas gathering at Mr. and Mrs. G. S. May’s home in Norwalk. G. A. Scheid of Sandusky reported on a Cleveland IRS seminar with representatives from Ohio chapters and IRS officials. The next meeting is set for January 19 at the Fremont Hotel at 6 30 p.m. featuring Harold S. Neher of Dayton who will discuss the Accoun tant Protection Plan to be enacted statewide by September 1967.

Lake Erie The Public Accountants Society of Ohio G.S. May Norwalk G.A. Scheid Sandusky IRS Cleveland Ohio Internal Revenue Service Fremont Hotel Harold S. Neher Dayton Neher

Teacher cautions pupils as she cuts Christmas decorations

A Norwalk school teacher demonstrated how to cut out decorations on Monday and warned students to avoid finger injuries. She followed through and accidentally cut her finger while showing the technique.

Norwalk

Drunken Flying Behind Fatal Light Plane Crashes

FAA official Dr. Stanley R. Mohler says alcohol accounts for about 30 percent of light plane pilot fatalities. He warns pilots with 100 to 200 hours of flight time become overconfident after drinking, comparing flying to driving but noting flying involves far more complex, multi-step procedures.

Washington UPI Federal Aviation Agency Stanley R. Mohler Mohler

Church Seeks Use Of 15 Foot Land Strip For Parking

The Baptist Church of New London clarified that it asked for a 15 foot strip in Monumental Park along the church drive to be used as a parking area. The request concerns a strip along the north side of the church driveway.

The Baptist Church of New London Monumental Park

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