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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
3
Huron County Sheriff's Department logged 325 complaints in 1964 up from 259 in 1963 and 323 in 1962, while larcenies fell to 47 from 63 in 1963 and 49 in 1962. Deputies handled 49 accidents and 37 assistances, issued 3,139 writs, and made 388 arrests on writs.
Three American Legion posts in the county sponsored the 1964 Americanism and Government test program. Norwalk winners include Sally Jean Weinert James Calhoun Marcia Carpenter Bill Grose Janet Ellett John Robert Kline and Judy Rubinow Tom Smith. South Central winners are Kay Kohli and Danny Hoyt.
Columbus announces third annual Traffic Slogan Essay Contest with grand prize a No. 1 license tag. Entries due by midnight February 19 with a 100 word supporting essay on reducing traffic accidents. Governor Rhodes to present tags and certificates March 15. county winners and school student recognitions noted.
May and Thursday court actions include Robert Jones fined 25 dollars with 15 suspended for no operator's license while Richard Pflieger paid 5 dollars with 5 suspended for an improper start after a crash at W Main and Hester injuring no one. A damage suit, patrol arrest, and community notices appear among various classifieds and local business events.
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Gertrude Jorgensen Berlin Heights Walter Barnett Wakeman Mrs Helen Marlow Mich baby Duane Berry 22 Gray St Norwalk. Discharges include Master Craig Reineck baby Scott Wilson baby Paula Lewis Mrs Gloria Lovelace and son Mrs Kathryn Schutts Emma Schwenn all of Norwalk Dell Byron Wakeman Kenneth Nick son Wakeman Mrs Marie Zoz and daughter Greenwich Christopher Kafka Milan.
Obituary notices for Nora Mae Kelly 57 of Norwalk resident since 1930, and William J. Kraus 77 of Milan, plus August F. Ludlow 78 of Berlin Heights. Details include families, church affiliations, funeral rites, and burial plans.
The Wakeman Board of Education authorized its clerk to apply for a $30,000 tax money advance to cover current expenses. If not available by January 30, a loan of up to $25,000 from Wakeman Bank Co. may be pursued. The board will buy a cab tractor from Fred Graves for $875 and 50 half lockers from Public Steel for $764 for the high school.
Willard area the Jopland Chapman property southeast of New Haven began commercial gas production. Initial flow through two inch tubing reaches 1,970,000 cubic feet per day absolute open flow, with about 1,000,000 cubic feet daily expected to reach the Columbia Gas of Ohio line two miles west. Gas found at Trempealeau top in 3,494 feet, drilled to 3,590 feet then perforated 3,492 to 3,512 with 60 holes and 5,500 gallons of acid. Drilling by W B Armstrong of Wooster.
The U.S. Civil Service Commission opens applications for GS-5 agricultural research technician roles with the Agricultural Research Service in several Northeastern states. Salary starts at $5,000 yearly with no written test. Selection based on experience education and training. Obtain forms from the Board of Examiners Fort Washington Pa 19034.
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