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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1973
Page
2
UPI column observes icy weather disrupts power and communications as freezing rain cripples lines. Author notes households lose heat and water, face daily chores, and rely on blankets and Sterno while power outages persist. Classified ads remind readers that full time performers and service ads stay active.
Olga Forero, 17, from Tunja Colombia, arrives at 196 Benedict Ave Norwalk to live six months with the Ray Riley family through Youth For Understanding. She will attend Norwalk High School, stay with the Rileys for a year, and enjoys music painting and dancing while learning English.
James E. Frisch an 18 year old from Strecker Road pled not guilty to petty larceny in mayor's court. Mayor Wayne Goodsite continued the case and a new hearing date will be set after discussions with Norwalk Law Director Ronald H. Freeman. Frisch was arrested at the Fanny Farmer Candy Shops plant after a worker reported blue dye on his hands and uniform. The dye allegedly came from money detection powder used on a billfold later found missing from Harvey Stierhoff's locker. Stierhoff 62 Fruen Street had asked police to use the dye on some money after two prior thefts from his locker. Frisch denied the theft. bond was set at 600 dollars.
Arthur P. Connerton 62 of 144 Norwood Avenue died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. He moved here 20 years ago worked for Gould Inc and served in WWII. Survived by Frances wife, Thomas son, Sandra daughter, two grandchildren. Cremation. gifts to Huron County Cancer Society suggested. Everett M. Hansberger 66 of rural Norwalk died this morning at Hospital. He worked at Hinde-Dauch Paper Co and farmed. Survived by wife Virginia, son Donald, three grandchildren, sister Maybelle Horth, brother Lyle Hansberger. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Heuston Funeral Home. burial Collins Cemetery. Public viewing hours listed. Also notes on Mrs. Sarah Kubes of Orwell and Clifford Jacobs Jr. of Cincinnati suit against Chrysler Corp. Details include prior roles, spouses, and burial plans.
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