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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1968

Page

3

Atlas of 1864 Reveals World Then and Now in Norwalk

Harold E. Step preserves Mitchells New General Atlas printed in 1864. The atlas shows old maps with frontier routes and territories including the Panama Canal trail, Alaska as Russian, and Balkans under Austria and Prussia. It lists 27 000 post offices, U S counties with slave and white populations, and Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation date.

Anthony Stevens Panama Canal California Alaska Mitchell Harold E. Step Norwalk Norfolk and Western Railroad Cincinnati Jerusalem New York United States Abraham Lincoln Pacific Balkans Czechoslovakia Poland Yugoslavia Austria Prussia Africa Monroeville North Fairfield Sandusky City New London Greenwich Olena Clinton New Haven Milan Florence

Poverty Letter Sent To Medics

An anti-poverty organizer alleges local doctors refuse medical care to welfare recipients unless cash is paid and that emergency room service is denied at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. The letter was sent to Dr. McLoney, president of the Huron County Medical Society, who has not yet received it. The society plans no immediate comment.

Huron County Medical Society McLoney George Hayduk Norwalk Hayduk Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Medical Society Pover Chevrolet Impala

Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid

An article notes a hard of hearing inventor, A. W. Newell, perfects a tiny transistor hearing aid. Readers are invited to write for full information at no cost or obligation.

A. W. Newell 8Th St Eric Pa

Willard JCs Honor Mohri and Frederick at Sixth Annual Dinner

Fred Mohri 35 of 326 W Pearl St and Walter Frederick 59 of 519 Clark St were named Young Man of the Year and Citizen of the Year at a Willard Jaycees dinner for 106 diners in Father Nardecchi Hall. Gordon J. Miller spoke. last year’s speaker E Larry Moses canceled due to snow. Frederick, VP and treasurer of Pioneer Rubber Co, active in church and civic boards, received his plaque from Mrs. Dale Williams. Mohri, a Jaycees member and past president, serves as chaplain and oversees many Jaycee activities. he is an elder at First Presbyterian and a lay minister. A bull thrower trophy was presented to Robert Thornton for past service as MC.

Rosamond Stahl Willard- Fred Mohri W. Pearl St Walter Frederick Clark St Willard Jaycees Father Nardecchi Jaycees Mohri Frederick Gordon J. Miller Larry Moses Lima Jaycee Findlay Dale Williams Pioneer Rubber Co St. Francis Xavier Church Toledo Sandusky Willard Municipal Hospital Firelands Area Boy Scout Council United Fund Willard Eagles Lodge The Conservation League Marian Larry Foran R.R. Donnelley and Sons Co First Presbyterian Church Olena Hartland Elk Lodge Dorothy Robert Breyman Robert Hauser Arlene Eckstein Leland Smith Jack Gardner Arthur Stearns John Yacob John Hadamuscin Ernest McCullough Robert Thornton Thronton

Saginaw Workers Vote on Union Representation

A National Labor Relations Board election is conducted among Saginaw Wire employees in Norwalk for union representation by United Auto Workers and Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America. Voters choose between two unions or no union with ballots cast during two shifts in the plant lunchroom.

National Labor Relations Board Saginaw Wire Saginaw

Huron County Sanitary Landfill Feature In Health Magazine

Clarence R. Ellett documents the Huron County landfill's rise from open dumps to a sanctioned facility in Ohio Health. He notes closures of two dumps, anticipated closures elsewhere, and argues the higher costs are justified by health protection and improved service.

Huron County Ohio’s Health Ohio Department of Health Clarence R. Ellett Health Department Huron County Commissioners Ellett

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Atlas Harold Step SALE Benedict Willard Jc’s Honor Mohri, Frederick Main St Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc Charles Freeman Alliance Mag Builders Nova Chevy Nomad Milan Ave Bob Meyer Chevrolet, Inc
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