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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1969
Page
3
Two boys aged 14 and 13 confessed to police they took 35 to 40 U S Savings Bonds and a .38 pistol from Richard E Beers residence at 204 Whittlesey Ave. They entered through a bedroom window and hid the items before moving them to a roadside ditch. Disposition awaits prosecuting attorney consultation.
Don’t just hope your pet will be returned. Contact the finder with a Lost ad in Classified. Dial 662-4241 now.
Walter Moats, a retired East Norwalk fruit farmer born in Cleveland, marks his 100th birthday on New Year’s Day. He recalls old fruit prices, lived in East Norwalk most of his life, now at Norwalk Memorial Home with a bum leg but a sharp mind. His wife Bertha died in 1937 and they had no children. Memorial Home staff will arrange a special cake for his century celebration.
Mrs. Nancy Paffenbarger, a Spanish language teacher at Norwalk High School, remained in the intensive care unit after an auto accident Monday night. She is described as improved and conscious at times, with no visitors allowed at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Norwalk optometrist Dr. S C Black retires after a half century of service. He opened in 1920 in the Mayle O Dell Jewelry building at East Main and Linwood, later moving to Citizens National Bank. A 1914 Northern Illinois graduate, he practiced in Columbus and Lima before Norwalk. He plans to keep an office at the bank through January and will take appointments at his home, 51 Christie Ave.
Postmaster Jean Ebinger says starting January 5 the North Fairfield office will close at 5 p.m. instead of 5:30 p.m. on weekdays. Saturday lobby hours remain 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monroeville will get a 122,070 federal grant from the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration to extend sewers and build a secondary treatment plant. The funding covers 30 percent of costs, with state compliance due by December 1972, and additional Ohio funding sought.
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