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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1966
Page
3
Dolph Maslar of the County Commissioners Association of Ohio urged Norwalk Kiwanis Club members that cities and counties should cooperate, not clash, as both strive to improve their communities. He noted commissioners face daily choices balancing public contentment with progress.
State Highway Patrol logged three accidents in six hours Monday involving five Willard residents. A Willard school bus driven by 45 year old Lilian Stein was hit by 18 year old Toby Jackson as the bus turned off First Street onto Motson Street. Stein cited for failure to yield. Heavy damage to Clyde Sands 22 after a crash with Carlton Bishop 63 on Route 162 and Peru Center Road. Bishop cited for failure to yield. Seventeen year old Ronnie Music cited for speed after losing control and spinning on Greenwich Milan Townline Road west of Greenwich.
Don F. Halter, a Norwalk insurance agent since 1951, announces a new office at 408 Citizens National Bank Building. He moves from Bowen Company after its fire and casualty unit was bought by Battles Insurance and will serve as a full time agent for Travelers Insurance Co in life, accident and health, hospitalization and group policies. Halter began in 1949 at Wooster and joined Bowen in Norwalk in 1953, later partnering with the late Harold Veitch until Veitch’s death last May.
The audit bureau of circulation and Ohio Newspapers Association outline rates by delivery method and location. Carrier or mail options cover Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and nearby rural areas at 45 cents weekly. Mail in Huron and Erie counties and rural areas without carrier service cost 10 dollars per year, 15 dollars per year elsewhere in the United States. Mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
About 170 educators, businessmen, and locals launched a drive to raise 600 000 by March 1 to secure 1 8 million from the Ohio Board of Regents for a Sandusky Ottawa Erie County branch. A 90 000 square foot building near Sandusky would enroll 1 000, with future tech training.
Congressman Charles A. Mosher nominated six men for the U S Air Force Academy including David E Mayle of Woodlawn Avenue Ohio State student Willaim L Jump of Myrtle Avenue Willard university of Cincinnati student Ronald J Bylicki Lorain Daniel L Kaser Sandusky Christopher H Marty Amherst and Collie E Norman Clyde Mosher said the picks were on a strictly competitive basis.
Martin L. Resor, 35, of 5 Marshall St., was cited by Norwalk police Monday afternoon for changing lanes and causing a collision with a car.
At Rt 60 near Nickles Bakery, 27 year old Leota Atherton was cited for driving left of center after a crash with Marden Todd. Atherton and Frank McKay both involved, heavy damage reported and a leg injury. Resor vehicle owner paid a $10 waiver. June Franklin faces Mayor's Court for failing to yield after a separate East Main Street collision.
Linus Ott of Norwalk was elected president of Monroeville High School's 1961 class at a Holiday Inn Sandusky alumni session. Madonna Jane Myers of Cleveland was named vice president. Jacobs Read elected secretary and Mrs. Richard Palmer of Chapel Street named treasurer.
Former Ohio House representative Frank L. Bohn, 78, of 7 E Chestnut, died Monday at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Born in Erie County he lived in the area all his life and worked as a foreman for A. J. Baltes Co. Survived by daughter, three grandchildren, brother Ralph Bohn, and sister Mrs. Laura Brown. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Heaston Hile Funeral Home with Rev. William Brown officiating. Burial in state.
Washington UPI reports high demand for Project Head Start grants far exceeds the $150 million set aside. Sargent Shriver, director of OEO, orders local funds limited to one third for preschool use and urges applicants to seek Head Start funds from the U.S. Office of Education under a 1965 law. Rep. Charles Goodell criticizes the setup and suggests moving Head Start to Education.
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