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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1966
Page
3
Police found an entry door forced at Maplehurst School earlier this year and two doors unlocked this weekend. An unlocked door remained at First Baptist Church on Saturday and Sunday nights. Other openings appeared at Mayle Waite Studio, Huron County Banking Co, Norwalk High School, and Urological Instrument Co.
A Want Ad suggests trading a crate for a pleasant to look at vehicle. The notice frames the trade as a safe and appealing deal and invites readers to view today’s Want Ads.
Upi reports as livestock figures for hogs cattle calves and sheep with price ranges. Hogs 400 head down 25 cents with various weight bands. cattle 750 steady to firm with grade breaks. calves 200 steady with prime natives 28-36. sheep and lambs 300 steady with several class prices. Wheat, corn and soybeans listed with minimal figures.
Charles Shidu 69 longtime railroad inspector died Saturday in Willard Municipal Hospital. Born in Porcesti Romania he lived here since 1913 and retired from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in 1962. Services 1 30 p m Tuesday Secor Funeral Home burial Greenwood Cemetery. Ada Amanda Sprowl 85 widow of Hallie Sprowl died Sunday at Providence Hospital Sandusky after illness. Survived by two sons a daughter two sisters many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Wednesday Hinman Funeral Home burial Riverside Cemetery Berlin Heights. Josephine Orgy 78 died Saturday at Weber Nursing Home Wellington born New London lived here until 1941 then Cleveland. Survived by brother Carl Carris Sandusky. Services 2 p m Tuesday Eastman Funeral Home burial Grove Street Cemetery.
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