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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1968
Page
8
Milan's Town Hall became a novelty casino as 30 couples played Bingo Blackjack Roulette and horse racing at the first Las Vegas Night hosted by the Meet-Your-Neighbor Club. Play money bought poker chips with Vince Hipp of Norwalk acting as master of ceremonies. Guests auctioned white elephant items to raise funds.
Ernest K Prushinski 82 of Corwin Street died Sunday at Shady Lane Nursing Home after an extended illness. Born in Germany he lived in Norwalk since 1930 after moving from Toledo. He served as sexton of Woodlawn Cemetery and was a member of St Peter Lutheran Church.
Quickies notes a Huron County Kennel Club dog obedience class at the American Legion Hall February 20 with no dogs the first night. Call 662-6201 or 744-2476 for details. Also listed are February dates for Larry C. Risner to appear in Mayor's Court on a peeling tires charge and James C. Brechwald cited for reckless operation. Funeral notices for Bruce E. Myers and related services are announced with burial details.
The Tokyo skyline gets a green twist as one thousand trees are planted atop a nine story building to attract birds. Yukei Kudo, president of the building’s owner, says the aim is to give residents a chance to hear chirping amid the megacity.
Hospitals list admissions and discharges by patient names and hometowns. Notable entries include Miss Francis Hartman from 38 N Hester and Mrs Logana Short of 284 E Main, with multiple patients from Milan Wakeman Monroeville and Norwalk.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk City Hospital Association will be held at 7 30 P M Monday February 26 1968 at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk Ohio Members are those contributing one dollar or more to the Norwalk Area United Fund in 1967 Edward S Rubinow secretary.
Hogs 200 220 lb 21.25 21.50, 240 260 lb 20.25 20.75. packing sows 14.50 17. Cattle steady. Prime steers 28.50. choice to prime 27 28. commercial and standard 23.50 24.50. calves steady. Sheep and lambs strong to $1 higher. choice wool lambs 26 26.50. medium to good 21.50 22.50. common 16.50 21.50.
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