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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1967
Page
7
Crow Lumber sells and services a radio controlled garage door opener. The ad highlights ease of use in snow wind or rain and provides a sales contact at 663 0782.
Advertisements civic and school programs and an ecumenical service at the high school will highlight Brotherhood Week February 12 to 19. The Reflector will publish a pledge signed by Human Relations Committee members. Radio WLKR will air taped interviews, six films are loaned for social studies, and a Catholic Protestant gathering closes the week at Norwalk High School on February 19.
E E Fanning Scout Executive of Firelands Council addressed the Norwalk Kiwanis Club on youth leadership, noting 1975 projections of voting age youth and urging parental accountability. He announced a 25 acre lake being built at Camp Firelands and praised scouting milestones on its 57th birthday.
Berlin Heights Kiwanis Club hosted a Boy Scout night with Grant Walls Norwalk High School athletic director sharing 35 years in teaching and coaching. He warned that student leadership often comes from rebellious peers and praised patriotism. Next week Jay Wagner will discuss district reorganization.
Berlin Township trustees discussed that township house numbers are not postal addresses and overlap rural routes from Vermilion to Milan. The system serves fire location needs for a class A fire department. Clerk reported 500 feet of new fire hose and foam equipment arriving. Fire alarm siren rebuilt and operating. street lights for railroad crossings not yet installed.
The report lists admissions and discharges at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital New London Hospital Willard Hospital and Good Samaritan Providence sections noting names and addresses including Anne Ruffing 37 Chatham Anna Haskings 6 Water Clifford Trautman 191 Whittlesey Julius Landberg Berlin Heights Carl Varney Bellevue Howard Latham Hugh Simonds Lois Mitchell Marlene Kovach Arthur Klee Pearl Beck Norwalk Helen Nolen Wakeman Patrick Celek Fremont Baby Girl Welch Sullivan Raymond Robertson 80 Clifton New London Margaret Devlin East Main Street John Keim RD 5 Ashland Edna Brown RD 2 Wakeman J Riffe 17 South Garden St Norwalk Louis Hein RD 1 New London Christopher Fleming RD 1 New London Steve King Joseph Bischoff James Hawk Max Phillips John Kline Claude Spaulding John West Mabel Meisner Bonnie Thompson Carroll Clem Willard Dale Barman Norwalk Michael Wheeler Jerry Wheeler Glenna Howell Plymouth Jett Mohr Attica Martin Hostetler Shiloh Elzie Buckingham Herman Daniel Evelyn Sands Garnet Wilkinson Agatha Vaughn Willard Henry Henderson Amos Collins Plymouth John Horstman Breese Ralph Campbell Tiro Larry Coy North Fairfield Mildred Myers 23 Woodlawn Estella Yates New London Alicia Schlegelmilch 15 Minard William Betschman 313 W Main Hiram Stewart Monroeville Stephen Mullenix 25 Edgewood Charles Bravard Milan Daniel Whiley Monroeville.
Joseph Charles Gross 74 of 93 State St died Friday after a long illness at his home. Native of Toledo, he lived mainly in Norwalk, worked 25 years at A B Chase Piano Co, later as a builder, and belonged to St Pauls Church. Surviving are his wife Marie Assumption, three daughters, four sons, twenty eight grandchildren, four great grandchildren, a brother, a step daughter and two step sons. Rosary Monday and funeral Mass Tuesday at St Pauls. Elza Stober 81 of RD 1 New London died Thursday. Services Sunday at Eastman Funeral Home with burial in Grove Street Cemetery. Survived by two sons and a daughter, three sisters, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. George Heitsche died at Norwalk Memorial Home after a long illness. He was a retired area farmer. Arrangements pending at Gerber Funeral Home in Wakeman.
Items include a new 9 by 12 blue label rug with pad, 200 feet of wire fencing with fence posts, a 1949 Mercury with a faulty motor for sale, double aluminum tubes, and Goodyear snow tires mounted on steel wheels. Contact numbers provided for each listing.
Real estate listing highlights multiple affordable homes in Norwalk area including 46 Parsons Street with 3 bedrooms and modern amenities, 74 North Prospect one story with 3 bedrooms, and a brick 3 bed home in League Street/St Pauls district. Also notes income property for sale, two more ranch homes, and local auto parts dealers.
Maxine A. Lail files for divorce from Clarence R. Lail in Huron County Common Pleas Court Ohio. Petition filed January 11 1967 cites willful absence over one year. Hearing set on and after February 25 1967. Attorneys Carpenter and Paffenberger. Publication dates January 14 21 28 February 4 11 18 1967.
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