Reflector Recaps 1965 Norwalk Area Events and Developments
A compilation of Sept events in Huron County: airport authority push by Norwalk Chamber, school changes, new uniforms and a band concert, bids on the Reflector building, water program contracts, and historic landmark ceremonies. Also notes on fairs, rail underpass work, theft cases, a mayoral death, fiscal poverty data, and United Fund outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Board of Health
Clarence Ellett
Norwalk High
Warren Dr
John F. Ernsthausen
Robert Kramer
Norwalk
Huron County
Harry V. Jump
Ohio House of Representatives
Tennyson Guyer
Ohio General Assembly
Whch
Monroeville
Dairymen Elect Philip Bursley and Name Dairy Princess
Philip Bursley was elected vice-president of the Huron County Dairy Men's Association and received a silver cup Jan. 22 for first cow in Huron County to reach 1,000 pounds butterfat in a year. Kathleen Smith was named Dairy Princess by the North Central Ohio Guernsey Breeders Association. Triplets born Feb. 1 at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain. only one survived. Larry, aged months, lived in an incubator until mid-April and later bronchodilator care. William Leaser won a four-year Ford scholarship. attends Wooster College. Robert Ortner was a Boys State delegate. Constance Harper entered the Miss Huron County Pageant in May. pan tomine talent. sponsored by New London Jaycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Burlsey
Huron County Dairymen’s Association
Huron County
Kathleen Smith
Ambrose Smith
East Zenobia Road
North Central Ohio Guernsey Breeders Association
Nathan Buchanan
Butler Road
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Larry
St Joseph’s Hospital
William Leaser
Robert Detterman
West Zenobia Road
Ford Motor Co
Wooster College
Robert Ortner
Ford Ortner
Route 60 South
Constance Harper
Carl Selzer
Route 60
The
New London Jaycees
Columbia Gas of Ohio promotes Norwalk man to Findlay post
William P. Stoldt, longtime Columbia Gas of Ohio employee, is named business promotion representative for the Findlay area. The 41 year old Norwalk resident has 19 years with the company, began as a serviceman in Fremont, moved to the district office in 1952, and to his present post in 1960. Stoldt and his wife Faye will relocate to Findlay with their four children, including Curtis at the Coast Guard Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Stoldt
Norwalk
Lake Erie
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Findlay
Columbia Gas of
Faye
Parsons St
Edward Kemming
Whittlesey St
David
Seminary St
Curtis
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas A. Edison
Milan
Norway Truck Lines, Inc
Northeast Ohio
NTL
John Borgia
John W. Burke
Wakeman
U.S. Pacifico
Ohio Office of Opportunity
James A. Rhodes
Nancy Mitchell
Mays
Westinghouse
E. Monroe
Clarksfield
Dairymen
Philip Bursley
Marion Stark and Sons
Frankies
Whittlesey
TYSON
Sea Rover
Justrite
Aytinal Oe
Chewabe
Watami
Aytinal
Mastercraft
KAZ
Columbia
William Stoldt
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