South Central Approves NF Recreation Program
Greenwich South Central Board of Education approves use of North Fairfield Elementary School gym for a youth recreation program. Eastman and backers plan Thursday adult sessions and Saturday children sessions with a patrol and school custodian on duty. The Lions Club backs the project and liability insurance is discussed. The board also reviews classroom furniture and spring field work for baseball facilities.
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Norwalk
South Central
Greenwich
South Central Board of Education
North Fairfield
Earl Eastman
Eastman
NF Lions Club
George McNemar
McNemar
Terry Hunt
Greenwich Village
Dale Rowan
Rowan
Dozen Dolls Recalled by Fire Marshal Prompt Disposal
More than a dozen inexpensive dolls with a cellulose nitrate face were turned over to Norwalk Fire Department for disposal after the fire marshal warned they posed a hazard. The toys, sold at the W T Grant Co, were removed from shelves at the department's request.
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State Fire Marshall
Norwalk
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Notice Details
The Norwalk Reflector announces subscription rates and delivery areas. It lists pricing 45 cents weekly by carrier and 15 dollars annually by mail in specific counties, with broader U.S. pricing and advance payment terms.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Marie Meacham Bellevue Clara Canterbury Berlin Heights Charles West Milan Diane Houser New London Samuel Hartman Shady Lane Home Norwalk Discharges name Vera McNerney Parma Master John Poore Monroeville Mary Coffin Wakeman Juanita Livengood Milan Rolanda Jones and son Monroeville Doris Dossin Naomi Santillana Eva Hayes Willis Hayes Betty Hammer and son Sue McCrerry and daughter Norwalk. Willard admissions list Leah Spencer Edna Buckingham Arthur Bauman Marion Wright Salvatore Paragolite Florence Gardner Guy Wyllie.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Marie Meacham
Bellevue
Clara Canterbury
Berlin Heights
Charles West
Milan
Diane Houser
New London
Samuel Hartman
Shady Lane
Norwalk
Vera McNerney
Parma
John Poore
Monroeville
Mary Coffin
Wakeman
Juanita Livengood
Rolanda Jones
Doris Dossin
Naomi Santillana
Eva Hayes
Willis Hayes
Betty Hammer
Sue McCrerry
Musical Tryouts Slated for The Unshinable Molly Brown
Auditions for the production The Unshinable Molly Brown will be held Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. in the Shoestring rooms on E Main Street. Lead singers should bring music for a private audition by Mrs Robert Ashell director. All other casting hopefuls welcome to attend.
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Molly Brown
E. Main St
Robert Ashell
Two Injured In Main St. Crash Reported in Courthouse Square
Two drivers were injured in multiple Friday evening crashes on Main Street. Elijah J. Short 60 of 284 East Main St was cited for failure to yield as his car struck an eastbound vehicle driven by Connie Ann Hill 20 of Bellevue at Courthouse Square. Short and Hill both received minor injuries. passenger Janice R. Colvin 14 also injured. Additional incidents include Virgil Powers 28 charged with following too closely after rear ending a Roth Brothers Construction Co truck driven by Dean A. Jones 36 of RD 3. Jones was turning into Roth warehouse when struck. Powers alleged no signal. a passenger said the flasher was on. Another collision involved Dean F. Hales 19 RD 1 and Marian R. Johnson 53 Wakeman at Grove and East Main. Hales backed up to allow a turn and bumped Johnson. Robert E. Burr 34 24 Summit St reported a minor bump at Western Auto Store. Jerry E. Christopher 24 2 Pitt St and parked truck owner Frank K. Lovejoy were involved in a crash in front of 110 East Main St. early morning.
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Elijah J. Short
E. Main St
Courthouse Square
Short
East Main
Benedict
West Main
Whittlesey
Connie Ann Hill
Bellevue
Janice R.colvin
Hill
Virgil Lee Powers
Marshall St
St. Mary’s St
Powers
Roth Brothers Construction Co
Dean A. Jones
Jones
Roth Warehouse
Dean F. Hales
Marian R. Johnson
Wakeman
Grove
East Main Street
Hales
Main Street
Johnson
Robert E. Burr
Summit St
Western Auto Store
Clyde W. Humphrey
St. Clairsville
Jerry E. Christopher
Pitt St
Frank K. Lovejoy
Obituaries for Bertha L McCrillis and A T Diehl
Bertha L McCrillis 97 of 88 E Monroe St Wellington died Friday after a two month illness Born October 7 1869 at Weavers Corners lifelong Norwalk area resident former teacher in Norwalk Milan schools member of First Universalist Church graduate of Milan High School and Ohio Northern University survived by one brother one niece and one grand nephew predeceased by a brother Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Monday at Heaston Hile Funeral Home funeral Tuesday 2 pm Rev George Hayduk burial Woodlawn Cemetery A T Diehl 78 of Greenwich died Friday at Willard Municipal Hospital native of Mahoning County resident Greenwich 27 years World War I veteran Mil-Bon-Mar Post 280 American Legion survived by widow Eva one daughter three stepsons one sister 18 grandchildren nine great grandchildren Calling hours Sunday Myers Funeral Home services 10 am Monday Deerfield Methodist Church burial Deerfield Cemetery
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Bertha L. McCrillis
E. Monroe Sr
Lorain County
Wellington
Weavers Corners
Norwalk
Norwalk- Milan
First Universalist Church
Milan High School
Ohio Northern University
Toledo
Rolland F. Mc Crillis
Elyria
William
Heaston - Hile
A.T. Diehl
Greenwich
A. T
Squire) Diehl
Willard Municipal Hospital
Mahoning County
Mil-Bon-Mar
American Legion
Eva
Vivian Ratliff
Donald Kaley
Birmingham
Ala
Ralph
Willard Kaley
Deerfield
Gertrude Webb
Youngstown
Myers Funeral Home
Deerfield Methodist Church
Myron Ramsey
United Methodist Church
Deerfield Cemetery
Classified Ads Slogans and Contact Line
Local notice highlights how to place ads with the phone number 662 4241. The terse fragment promotes using giant helpers for problem solving and urges readers to call for ads.
Milan youths hurt in one car crash on Route 250
A one car crash on Route 250 south of Norwalk injured three Milan area youths. Driver Wayne W Burtscher 18 RD 1 Milan and passengers Charles West 19 Milan and Diane Houser 19 RD 2 New London were taken to Fisher Titus Hospital. West suffered severe facial cuts and Houser head injuries. Burtscher was cited for unsafe operation.
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Wayne W. Burtscher
RD 1
Milan
Norwalk
Burtscher
Charles West
Diane Houser
RD 2
New London
Fisher- Titus Hospital
Heaston-Hile
West
Miss Houser
Renting Help Ads Attract Paying Guests
Rent ads promise help writing notices to landlords and tenants and urge readers to call 662-4241 for assistance in placing advertisements.
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