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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1968
Page
2
Farm Shows Inc. will hold a Corn-Soybean Clinic Feb 9 at W F Hall Milan Ave. Talks cover weed control seeds tractors crop growing harvesting and grain handling. An early bird shotgun prize and grand prize portable television are offered. Busy housewives are urged to shop the Classified Section.
Ray Feichtner a rural Willard farmer and longtime Huron County Fair Board member joined the county commissioner race as the fourth Republican filer. Incumbents Herner and Robertson seek re election, with Richard Garner also filing. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. Wednesday. Dr. William B. Holman seeks re election as coroner.
The Highway Patrol logged two minor crashes on area roads. Edna Spein, 49, of Pemberville, veered across the highway on U S 250 near Norwalk, hitting an embankment and ditch. She received noticeable injuries but was not treated and cited for failing to drive on the right side. On U S 224 near 8 30 p m Wednesday, Marguerette Ellis, 60, of Shiloh, was rear ended by a semi trailer, with injuries reported for Ellis and the truck driver unidentified pending investigation.
Norwalk downtown merchants chair Allan Shankman and members John Wickert Ed Fessenden Al Mann and Stanley Pohl announced sale dates February 22 23 and 24 for the George Washington Birth Day sale. Final plans will be at Leed's Restaurant Friday noon with all downtown merchants invited.
Car dealer advertises Impala V8 models including a sport coupe in foreground, a roomy four door sedan, and two or three seat wagons. It highlights options and variety for buyers seeking performance and space.
John Kline 53 of 37 Pleasant treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after caustic soda spilled on his hand and arm while adding a washer at New Departure. Hilda Meyer 73 of Monroeville injured her arm in a slip at Norwalk Public Library. Eight South Central High School band members were selected for the Ohio Music Education Assn district II festival at Sandusky High School with band director Ronald Zoz announcing participants.
Greenwich fifth grade beginning band directed by Ronald Zoz will give a program at the South Central Music Parents meeting next week. The session starts 7 30 p m Tuesday in the high school music room. Final plans will be made for the Huron County Cattle Feeders Banquet at South Central High on February 21. Willard city officials praise a year with no structural fire losses as fire marshal Samuel T Sides cites Chief John Ya cob and the department for the record through 1967 and into the current year.
Blue Cross paid 24,586,330 for hospital services to subscribers in 12 northwestern Ohio counties in 1967. James H. Smith, president, announced on Tuesday. Payments included 257,403 to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk and 4,927 to New London Hospital, with additional sums to Bellevue, Good Samaritan Sandusky, Providence Sandusky, and Sandusky Memorial.
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