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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1965

Page

3

Chief Engineer Named at Bonnet Canton Plant

Canton Ohio Bonnet Co named Clyde W Humphrey 81 N Old State Road Norwalk as chief engineer to coordinate research product development and engineering for a newly expanded Canton plant. Humphrey a WWII veteran from St Clairsville Ohio previously worked with Hanley Co Nebraska City Brick and Tile Fate Root Heath Ceramics. He and his family plan to relocate to Canton as the firm expands its engineering services to meet rising industry demands.

Canton Clyde W. Humphrey Old State Road Norwalk Bonnet Co Ohio C. W. Enyart Bonnet C. L. Gougler Machine Co Enyart Humphrey Hanley Co Nebraska City Brick and Tile Co Fate-Root Heath Co Ceramic St. Clairsville

Jefferson man named director of local bank

Clifford N. Currier of Jefferson Ohio, formerly Townsend, has been appointed as a director of The Farmers National Bank and Trust Company of Ashtabula. He is a sales service representative for Denoyer-Geppert of Chicago and has studied at Miami University Baldwin Wallace Bowling Green and Kent State. He is married to Dorothy Kime of North Fairfield with two daughters Elaine and Mary.

Jefferson Clifford N. Currier Townsend Jefferson, Ohio Farmers National Bank and Trust Company Ashtabula Currier Townsend High School Miami University Baldwin-Wallace College Bowling Green Kent State Universities Denoyer-Geppert Company Chicago Dorothy Kime North Fairfield Elaine Kent State University Mary Jefferson Junior High School

Triplets Born One Dies at Wakeman Hospital

A Wakeman couple welcomed triplets at St Josephs Hospital Lorain a girl and two boys with one boy dying shortly after birth. Parents Nathan and (unnamed) Buchanan live on Route 3 Wakeman and the surviving triplets are unnamed in incubator at St Josephs. Funeral arrangements in Minneapolis North Carolina burial by Gerber and Son Funeral Home. The family includes three sons Steven Fred Edward with paternal grandfather Sid Ramsy and maternal Lona Buchanan noted. Burial set under local direction.

Wakeman St. Joseph’s Hospital Lorain Nathan Buchanan Butler Bird Route 3 St. Joseph's Buchanan Steven Fred Edward

Berlin Heights to Install New Telephone System

Berlin Heights will launch a complete modern telephone system at 6 a.m. on Tuesday February 9 with new features and toll free service to Norwalk. All Berlin Heights numbers change on service day and Norwalk and Huron directories will update accordingly with new Berlin Heights listings.

Berlin Heights Norwalk Huron

William S. Young Named Assistant Manager of Huron County Club

William S. Young is named assistant manager of the Huron County Automobile Club, reporting Feb. 15 to succeed secretary-manager Katherine Dombart. A 1948 Amherst graduate, he spent 12 years with Norwalk Truck Lines as a safety supervisor and holds roles in Ohio and Michigan trucking safety groups. He is a former rural circulation manager, served in the 433rd Troop Carrier Wing, and is active in St. Paul’s Church Toastmasters American Legion and Phi Gamma Delta. He lives with wife Barbara and children Mary Louise, William, and Elizabeth Ann at 6 Newton St.

William S. Young Huron County Automobile Club Katherine Dombart Young Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc Ohio Trucking Council of Safety Michigan Trucking Association of Safety Supervisors Norwalk High School Western Reserve University Amherst College Amherst Mass 433Rd Troop Carrier Wing Western Reserve University Law School Ashland Times Gazette W.L. Mead, Inc St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Toastmasters International The American Legion Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Barbara Mary Louise William and Elizabeth Ann Newton St

Willard Council Okays Six Month Severance Guarantee

Willard city council finalizes severance for Municipal Light Plant workers, guaranteeing six months of pay at current rates if the plant closes. The 5-2 vote saw James Buzzard and Jack Gardiner oppose, preferring retention over plant closure. An emergency rate hike proposal was defeated 5-2.

Willard Light Clifford Stahl Willard City James Buzzard Jack Gardiner Buzzard Willard Ohio Ohio Power Co

Woman Found In Driveway After Wandering From Nursing Home

A 77 year old woman, Winifred Carper, was found in a driveway at 81 W. Main after wandering from Gaumont Nursing Home. She was in fair condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Police and a state patrolman traced footprints in the snow to the scene. Prince Jr., Robert Leonard, 16, was arrested for fail to stop within an assured clear distance after his car struck a police car at 137 E. Main. He was cited to Juvenile Court after noon.

Gaumont Nursing Home Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Winifred Carper W. Main St W. Main Robert Leonard Prince, Jr Taylor Johnie L. Short E. Main Short Prince

Artists Win Awards in Port Clinton Art Show

Norwalk artists Al Swartz and Mrs. W. B. Silver won awards in the Port Clinton Artists' Club Mid-Winter Show. Swartz earned the popular vote for Symphony of a Sunrise, while Silver received first honorable mention for Brown Study in Onions.

Port Clinton Norwalk al Swartz Cortland St W. B. Silver Whittlesey Ave Brown

Local Notices Lingering After Meeting and School Plans

Monroeville hosts an auxiliary inspection at Fitchville Legion Home with Axthelm and Rogers plus district officers. New London school superintendent Burton announces a PEP discussion at Norwalk High School as plans to raise sales tax to 4 percent are outlined. Open house at St. Joseph's parish elementary in Monroeville invites parents to meet Sisters of Notre Dame and teachers as the first semester ends.

Monroeville State Highway Patrol Fitchville Memorial Post No American Legion Fitchville Walter E. Axthelm Marion Ray E. Rogers Clyde Bucyrus New London W. R. Burton Norwalk High School Burton State Department St. Joseph's Catholic Parish Sisters of Notre Dame

Local Guard Airman Heads to Extended Training

Service News AB James F Missler of Bellevue leaves Feb 19 for extended Air Force schooling after basic at Lackland AFB Texas. He will attend munitions specialist school at Lowry AFB. Ruby Lepard of Norwalk reports for duty at Fort Huachuca Arizona with the Women's Army Corps as a teletype operator after training at Fort McClellan and stationing at Fort Gordon.

James F. Missler RFD Bellevue Mansfield Ohio Air National Guard Lenis J. Missler RFD 4 York High School Clyde Lackland Air Force Base Texas Lowry Afb Ruby A. Lepard Angelini

Three Crashes Reported Near Norwalk Area

Three traffic incidents are logged around Norwalk. On Route 61 east of Norwalk two drivers, John H. Breyer and Ava Gail Hammons, sustain minor and moderate damage with Hammons minor injuries. Breyer cited for failure to yield. A separate Route 61 crash involves Milford Jackson and Gordon Schaechterle, with Jackson arrested for turning without caution and Schaechterle cited for passing without signaling. A third collision near Route 601 61 intersection leaves Norman Riedesel's car with light damage after sliding on ice. Private J e pard graduates Norwalk High in 1964. AB Ned E of Greenwich enlists in the Ohio Air National Guard at Mansfield Municipal.

Norwalk State Highway Patrol John H. Breyer Cuyahoga Falls Ava Gail Hammons Huron Hammons Jackson Schaechterle Norman Riedesel Southline Mich

Subscription rates by carrier and mail across districts

Terms of subscription list weekly and annual rates by carrier delivery areas Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural zones. Mail rates apply in Huron Erie counties and rural areas without carrier service, $10 per year elsewhere in the U S $15 per year foreign. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.

Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard Huron Erie U.S

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