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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1969
Page
6
Three more railway workers died Sunday in Luanda raising the death toll from the Teixeira de Sousa ambush to 17. The attack occurred January 20 when guerrillas struck a group of unarmed railroad workers.
Police arrested David L. Kirk and Eldon E. Lykins after a fist fight at a northside bar early Saturday. Kirk waved a pool cue at Lykins as officers intervened. Also reported were a Norwalk woman treated after ingesting nerve pills and cleaning fluids. a John Doe gasoline theft warrant. Valentine party plans at South Central Schools. and 1969 officers elected to the Huron County Law Library Association.
A weekly park schedule lists morning and evening events from Monday to Friday. Activities include men’s fitness at 6:00 a.m., grade school teams, Jaycees, various school faculty and club games, and local organization matchups at multiple gymnasiums and the Cole School and Rec Center venues.
Dr. Philip E. Bently announces leaving Wakeman office practice to join Dr. Larry L. Hadley in Monroeville. A Kenyon and University of Cincinnati graduate, he served as a Navy flight surgeon and opened his Wakeman clinic in 1964. He and his wife Linda Mae raise five children. He will move closer to his new office.
A Norwalk Reflector help wanted column highlights local employment openings across various sectors. Listings emphasize positions, employers, and basic requirements to guide job seekers toward timely applications.
Norwalk reports the adult basic education class at League Street School is full after rapid growth from 17 to 30 students in one week. Two new teachers and a teacher's aide joined to handle lower and upper grade equivalents, with classes held Tuesday and Thursday nights.
The Rev. Kenneth Williams resigns as pastor to take the pastorate at The Elizabeth Lake Church of Christ in Pontiac Michigan. His resignation is accepted and his final sermon is March 16. The Pulpit Committee including Carl Walter Keith Sparks and Phillip Entler will search for a new minister.
North Fairfield Lions Club will meet at the North Fairfield United Methodist Church starting today replacing the previous location at the United Church. President Sherwood Dendinger says meetings will continue at the Methodist Church through February 1970. Pastor Williams notes the church is 15 years old in a rebuilt facility dedicated in October and has served the Church of Christ and Bethlehem Church of Christ in Southern Ohio, plus Bethany Church of Christ in Dayton and Marshall Ohio.
Mrs Dorothy Horning 62 of rural Norwalk was admitted to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Saturday for a knee and ankle injury from a fall at a city supermarket. Norwalk Dry Cleaners at 3 Baker St renamed Al Ken Dry Cleaners. A Huron County young couples meeting on buying resistance set for 8 p.m. Wednesday at Production Credit Association Building 55 Whittlesey Ave. Next drawing March 31 for SHARON KEARNEY wig at Adobe Style Salon. Discount offer 10% on furniture and carpet cleaning through March from Save Money and Becker's Duraclean Service 663-6544.
Hospital records show numerous admissions and discharges across Norwalk Milan Willard Monroeville Berlin Heights Sandusky Oberlin Huron and related towns. Names include Mrs Filomena Nardecchia Master Christopher Pengey Dora Brooks Roger Bryant Helene Hoyt and many others reflecting patient movements.
The Greenwich drive in at Main and South Railroad Street was sold to Dave George of Steuben and renamed Daves Drive Thru. Mrs George said hours are Monday to Saturday 10 to 9 and Sunday 12 30 to 10 p.m. Mr and Mrs George will operate the store and he also holds the local 7 Up distributorship.
The Castien Press Agency reports Cambodian government forces killed two Communists and wounded several others in southern Karaxxy and Rattanakiri. Three Cambodian sources claim casualties on their side as fighting continues near Battambang.
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