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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1972
Page
3
Mr and Mrs R L Lescher of Erie and their two children created two papier mache globes. One globe shows a Nativity scene with Rudolph as a carpenter's horse and Santa as a dress form. Both globes are lit with twinkling lights and hang from the front porch. The other globe features Santa and his wife.
The Norwalk Reflector lists daily publication details and subscription prices. It shows regional coverage includes Norwalk and surrounding towns with carrier or mail options and annual rates of 24 dollars in some areas and 31.50 dollars elsewhere.
A bustling classified ad touts expert hires and quick placement, promising tailored recruitment for businesses seeking skilled labor. The notice emphasizes efficiency, reliability, and a broad pool of applicants across trades.
Jack Gerken chairman of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers becomes 1973 president of the Home Furnishings Council. Gerken of Norwalk Furniture Corp. succeeds Richard B. Johnston of American Drew Furniture Co. in North Wilkesboro, N.C. He says the council should evaluate priorities and long range plans for future programs.
Wesley J. Braden, 24, of 10 Minard Place, pleaded not guilty in Juvenile Court to fathering an illegitimate child. Bond was set at 500 dollars. He was taken to Huron County Jail after Monroeville police arrested him. Monroeville authorities held him, but details of the complaint were unavailable.
Norwalk residents receive a grace period on electric bills from Ohio Edison. A.N. Gorant says payments must be made and all balances should be current by March 15. The company compares Norwalk rates before and after the 1970 revision and notes base rate variability from fuel and load factors.
A 16 year old girl is missing from her Norwalk residence since Wednesday night. The missing report was filed Friday afternoon by Juvenile Court authorities after the girl's mother reported her absence to city police.
IRS district director F J Turbett Jr announced taxpayer assistance institutes to explain revised 1972 federal income tax laws and forms. Sessions at Sandusky High School Norwalk area January 10 and Lorain Admiral King High School January 2 and Mansfield Campus Ohio State University January 8. Topics include new forms 1040 1040A filing requirements and increased personal exemptions and standard deductions with a Q and A period.
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