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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1974

Page

8

Education programs on tap by John K Wells

Extension meetings will cover silage clinics vegetable school pollution abatement and fruit and beef cattle topics. Livestock producers cattlemen and farmers from Huron Erie and Lorain counties are invited to attend the January February and March sessions at the County Administration Building EHOVE and other local sites.

John K. Wells Huron County Administration Milan Ave Paul Wright William Newland Donald Myers Extension Agronomist Ohio State University Ehove Joint Vocational School Huron Erie Soil and Water Conservation District Lorain EHOVE Newland Wright

School Lunch Menus Spread Across Five Schools

NORWALK Berlin New London Willard Western Reserve Monroeville publish weekly meal lines for Monday to Friday. Menus list chicken fried steak sloppy joes spaghetti fish sandwiches hot dogs pizza and more with sides desserts and milk provided.

Norwalk Berlin Milan Hamburg New London Willard Western Reserve Monroeville

New Huron Common Pleas Court filings list many divorces and suits

The court docket shows divorces for Sherrel A. Harvey and Ronald A. Harvey and multiple suits across Greenwich Plymouth and Willard. Several money claims include Western Casualty and Surety Co and Kaul Clay Co with amounts $680.11 and $1431. Foreclosure actions total over $21 000 by Home Savings and Loan and Temple Lumber. Replevin alimony and specific contract relief are also requested.

Huronseas Pleas Court Ivorces Sherrel A. Harvey Bellevue Ronald A. Harvey Easter Adams Greenwich William A. Adams Joyce A Plymouth Kenneth N. Oney Cheryl A. Gumm Grafton Stephen D. Gumm Marcia M. Clark Richard E. Clark Fremont Phyllis E. Williams New London Draper Williams Ohio Ronald E. Kelley Grove City Bonna L. Manzo Michigan Robert L. Prince Wakeman Mary E. Montgomery Port Charlotte Fla Carl D. Montgomery North Fairfield Ross Ridgeway St. Mary’s St Betty L. Dampier Jacksonville Donald B. Little Pitt St Western Casualty and Surety Co Columbus Patrick R. Leaser Harter Bank and Trust Co., Inc Canton Charles and Shelby Wykle Bouscau Ave B.G. Suhr Linwood Ave Margaret Emmons W. Main St White Roofing and Lumber Co Benedict Ave James R.C Shirlie A. Bushong Norwood Ave Buckeye Union Insurance Co William H. Cole Thomas A.M. von Saas New Haven Robert E. Treharne Willard Home Savings and Loan Co David A. and Lynn J. Hunt Norwalk Temple Lumber Co Elyria V. Orville Freda Farley Federal National Mortgage Association Chicago V. Clayton Gladys Damron

Market Report from Bucyrus Auction Concludes Strong Week

Markets detailed with grains and livestock prices. Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans listed with last week and year figures. Hogs, cattle, calves, sheep, and feeders show varied gains and declines across grades and classes.

Bucyrus Bologna

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Norwalk Region

Fisher Titus Hospital lists admissions including Rev Wilbur Meiser and Mrs Gladys Luxon with Norwalk origins and Wakeman patient Coletta Knox. Discharges cover David Griffith and others in Norwalk and Wakeman, plus Norwalk baby and girl cases. Providence Hospital notes admissions for Mrs Thomas Makovic and Jeannie Miller, both Norwalk, with a Norwalk discharge for Mrs Kenneth Garvey. Sandusky records a discharge for Mrs Charles Wolfenbarger and baby from Willard.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Wilbur Meiser Norwalk Gladys Luxon Coletta Knox Wakeman Priscilla Harkness Della Nash Constance Greene Sandusky Memorial Hospital Charles Wolfenbarger Willard Providence Hospital Thomas Makovic Jeannie Miller Kenneth Garvey

Friendly St Bernard Kills 4 Year Old In Indianapolis

A 120 pound St Bernard named Max, usually friendly, killed 4 year old David Little in a yard where he played with Brendon Marr. The dog was shot with a tranquilizer gun and then killed by a second shot. The Marrs face charges for failing to license the dog and prove rabies inoculation.

Indianapolis Ind UPI David Little David Marr Catherine Little Marr Brendon Max Michael Forgarty Marrs

Social Security widow benefits and credits questions answered

A widow who remarries before age 60 cannot claim benefits on her first husband's record unless the second marriage ends. Public school teachers cannot get early credits for pre 1951 government work, and voluntary contributions cannot be paid to secure benefits. For Medicare payments, the initial request is forwarded to the correct carrier. send future requests to the proper address found in the Medicare Handbook.

C.R. Willard C.R B.O Havana B.H. Norwalk A Social Security

Brown Engaged to Diane Stanely in Hollywood

Jim Brown former Cleveland Browns star and film actor announced engagement to Diane Stanely of Philadelphia. The Clark University student in Atlanta will marry this year. Brown and his first wife Sue divorced two years ago.

Hollywood UPI Jim Brown Cleveland Browns Diane Stanely Philadelphia Miss Stanely Clark University Atlanta Brown Sue

Lucille Ball cancels 25 city Mame tour over fuel crisis

Hollywood star Lucille Ball ends a planned 25 city promotional flight for the film Mame due to a fuel shortage and energy conservation. Ball praised the idea but says the cancellation is the right move. she notes Warner Brothers and airlines joined the effort.

Vernon Scott Hollywood UPI Lucille Ball Lucy Universal Studios Lucille United States United Airlines Warner Brothers Airlines

Forrest K McDonald obituary and two other notices

Forrest K. McDonald of 271 E Main St died Friday night at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Cleveland He was a World War II veteran and longtime railroad freight agent. Survivors include a daughter and granddaughter, siblings, and his wife Faye who died in 1973. Funeral services are planned with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Masonic services will follow. Family suggested gifts to the Huron County Cancer Fund. Robert E Taylor former Norwalk Truck Lines executive dies in Winchester Virginia. Clara Majorsack Wakeman 69 dies Friday in Wakeman Calif real estate broker horse breeder association member survived by sisters and brother. burial at Ft Rosecrans National Cemetery San Diego Calif. Funeral by Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman.

Forrest K. McDonald E. Main St Veterans Administration Hospital Cleveland Transportation Division Army New York Central Railroad Elyria Huron Lodge No. 37 1.0.C.F Norwalk Eric Martha) Newberry Sarah Elizabeth Newberry Anthony Margaret) Wechter Monroeville Lyle Jean Anne) Barnes Charles A J. Robert Lyndhurst Faye Kubach-Smith Funeral Home Charles McCoy North Fairfield Methodist Church Woodlawn Huron Lodge No. 37 C.F Huron County Cancer Fund Robert E. Taylor Norwalk Truck Lines Mheaston Mr. Taylor Winchester Clara Majorsack Wakeman Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Lorain Malibu Calif Horse Breeder’s Association John Welch John Ruminski Charles Rocher Mountain View

Bright Named to Ohio Arts Council Seat

Alfred L. Bright a 31 year old art professor at Youngstown State University and director of the YU black studies program will serve a five year term on the Ohio Arts Council Gov John J Gilligan announced Bright succeeds Hariette E Williams whose term expired at the council.

Columbus UPI Alfred L. Bright Youngstown State University Ohio Arts Council John J Gilligan Bright Hariette E. Williams

Taft Jr. Undergoes Cataract Surgery In Cincinnati

Senator Robert Taft Jr. underwent cataract removal surgery at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. Press secretary Gerald Minnery said Taft entered the hospital quietly during the congressional recess, with a seven to ten day hospital stay and a five to seven day home convalescence. He is due back in Washington for Congress reconvening January 21.

Cincinnati UPI Robert Taft Jr Rohio Christ Hospital Gerald Minnery Taft Minnery Washington Congress

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