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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1972
Page
2
Dr. Shan Mohammad pathologist at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital was commended by the Norwalk City Hospital Association for infection control work. He heads the hospital laboratory and tests kitchens and examining rooms for germs amid a review of hospital infection measures.
Burglars broke into Heckelman’s Sohio on Ohio 113 near Milan passing a watchdog to reach the cash register and cigarette machine. About $15 in coins taken. A rear window and door pane broken. a back-room key opened the cigarette machine. George Palkovic spotted the break at 6:30 Monday. James L. Ratliff of New London, 49, arrested on vandalism and public intoxication charges for damage to doors, windows and a car. arraignment set today.
M. Leighton Battles was elected president of the Norwalk City Hospital Association board of trustees replacing Kenneth C. Buckley who completes two five year terms. Allan Shankman Paul Carpenter and Raymond Gerken were elected vice president secretary and treasurer respectively. New trustees are Wilbur Edwards and Dr Earl McLoney. Three osteopathy doctors Dr Donald C King Dr Harold C Schultz and Dr Richard O Davies were removed from probation and granted full staff privileges.
The trial of William M. Loudy of 129 E Main St is continued to April 5 on charges of assault and battery brought by Maplehurst School Principal Robert L. Dean. The case, originally set for today, stems from a dispute over school discipline. Loudy appeared in Norwalk Mayor's Court and refused a jury trial waiver.
A London bus driver who traded on the stock market and never took a vacation left 161200 to be distributed by his lawyers after his death.
About 700 guests are expected for the Huron County 4-H Club A grade banquet Thursday evening. GM executive Mike Brewer will present Get It Fixed and Move on. Norwalk Kiwanis toastmaster William Young chairs the event.
Classified section highlights big values in home furnishings today. Shoppers are urged to explore deals on furniture decor and essentials offered by local listings and retailers in the area.
Well drillers report sand removal from the Harris Avenue site is slower than expected. 34 tons of gravel have been dumped to fill voids and aid filtration as Layne Ohio Co. continues cleaning the well under Service Director Herbert Krogh's oversight.
Three of four coin machines were smashed at a car wash on St. Marys Street causing 250 dollars in damage and about 25 dollars taken. Owner Robert Fenn of Bellevue reported the incident this morning. Earlier, an overhead door at his other car wash on Cline Street fell on a patron, injuring her head and hand. Mrs. C Dale McCreary of Milan reported the accident from her doctor’s office. Dispositions in Norwalk Mayor’s Court include William Hood red light violation with 17 dollar bond forfeiture Glenn Jones threatening with 100 dollar fine 7 court costs 30 days jail suspended Manuel Felix hit ship 25 dollar fine 7 court costs.
William Dauch membership chairman announces a two day campaign starting March 12. Jim Hile Tom Paffenbarger and Jim Westerhold named team captains to lead efforts.
Greenwich firm reported items valued at 480 dollars stolen from Acme Paving Co. Dale Lamoreaux reported tools oil and hydraulic fluid missing after finding the door pried open at 10 30 Sunday morning. Deputies also investigate a separate break in at Friendly Acres in Monroeville where 31 dollars in liquor was taken from a storeroom. employee Judy Johnson found the break early Sunday.
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