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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1967
Page
10
Norwalk High School reported by principal Ervin Ultican that a large stone was thrown through a west entrance window Thursday morning. The brief notice lists other local ads and events including bake sale by Troop 217, Elks dance, and various shop offers.
Ronald Weichel, 17, of Milan was found guilty of traffic manslaughter in Erie County Juvenile Court for a one car crash that killed two Milan teens, Donald Stower and Phillip Day, and injured another passenger Ken Bush. Weichel was hospitalized for over a year and could not attend the trial. Judge James A. Young withheld sentence pending further order.
Western Reserve High School hosts the Firelands Conference Music Festival in March at 7 30 p m with a vocal festival on March 3 at 8 p m. Eight Firelands high schools will compete and over 96 students will participate. A guest conductor from Ashland College is hired. This marks WR’s first hosting.
Kathleen Ann Eberly, Monroeville High junior, will attend the 1967 Buckeye Girls State in Columbus June 17 to 24, sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Post 547 Monroeville. Her alternate is Patricia A. Smith of Willard RD 3.
Western Reserve will begin evaluating its teachers with a special February 27 conference for the teacher evaluation and a possible new policy on teacher duties and responsibilities. Richard Wolfe, a night custodian at Western Reserve High School, received a four percent raise to 4160 per year, matching other non certified staff. A feasibility study for a full time bus maintenance man is under review for the fleet of 13 buses with two more on order, and local officials seek wage estimates from four area men to compare with current maintenance costs.
Frantic teaser prompts readers to check today’s classified ads for remarkable vehicle values. It emphasizes appealing prices and “splendid” goods to draw attention to the sales period.
The Advisory Board of the Firelands Branch of Bowling Green State University will meet at 8 tonight in the Holiday Inn south of Sandusky to organize the board for the proposed 218 acre campus between Sandusky and Huron. Attendees include COED president Dr Richard Jeffrey and listed Sandusky and neighboring area appointees.
UPI reports a steady week close in Cleveland markets with no early receipts. Hog prices range 18 to 20.50 per hundredweight and cattle quotes include Choice steers 26 to 27, heifers 22 to 24, cows 13 to 19, calves 25 to 44, and lambs 7 to 22, alongside grain bids for wheat, corn, oats and soybeans indicated.
Admissions include Michael Hergatt 50 N Linwood William Albright 76 Christie Mrs Vera Stucky RD 3 Mrs Vivian Eastman North Fairfield Mrs Mary Kemp Bellevue Joanne Whitney Oberlin and others Discharges include Huston Partin Mrs Nancy Nickols and daughter Mrs Ruth Lund and son Mrs Mary Crewling all of Norwalk Mrs Nancy Smith and son Mrs Ida Doyler Mrs Frances Piper all of New London Paul Eaton Wake man
James C. Parsons 80 of Wakeman died in Florida after a career as a farmer. Survivors include wife Rose and four children plus 16 grandchildren. funeral arrangements incomplete. William O. Hess 78 of Monroeville funeral Friday. burial at St. Joseph’s Cemetery with rites at Drake Funeral Home. Lillian Russell 94 of New London died at Samaritan Hospital Ashland after illness. services Monday at Myers Funeral Home Greenwich with burial in Greenwich Greenlawn Cemetery.
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