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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1969
Page
3
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Eagles Club in Norwalk next Monday from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m. Appointments may be made at Red Cross headquarters or donors may walk in. The Norwalk Police Department will reserve parking for donors.
Huron County Auditor Bernard F. Kean announced two license deadlines approaching. Housetrailer licenses are due by January 31 and dog licenses by January 20. He noted dog licenses may be ordered by mail.
A Norwalk man Johnnie Plant 68 was treated and released from Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after being hit by a car driven by Donald Minor 22 while crossing Whittlesey Avenue at about 7 30 p m He was jaywalking and suffered bruises on his right leg Other incidents include two teen girls hurt when a car lost control on Jefferson Street speeding charge for Marcia White 18 and minor vehicle hits at various Norwalk locations all attributed to icy streets and parking lot incidents.
Norwalk truck founder John F. Ernsthausen marked his 81st year with a surprise open house attended by about 150 friends and relatives at his Warren Drive home. The Pioneer Rubber Company will market gloves and balloons in Mideast Africa through a two year 180000 dollar grant to Cleveland Overseas Corporation funded by the U S Department of Commerce.
Private Daniel M. Bleclic, 20, completed an AH IG helicopter repair course at Ft. Eustis Virginia on December 3. Pfc Leo Schlotterer, 19, assigned to the 1st Infantry Division near Lai Khe Vietnam since November 24. David A. Hunt, 19, promoted to specialist four on November 29 near Qui Nhon, Vietnam with the 630th Ordnance Company. Hunt arrived overseas in December 1967 after enlisting in October 1966.
A public hearing is scheduled for 11 a.m. January 21 in Council Chambers on two liquor permit applications for six per cent beer. The hearing follows a protest by Rev. Floyd Gaugler of the First United Methodist Church. The Wunderbar and The Inn permits were previously not protested by the council.
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