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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1967
Page
10
Elmer Primsner, president of Western Security Bank, announced merger with Peoples Savings Association forming a $37 million bank. Western Security will acquire assets and assume liabilities, taking over both Peoples Savings offices as branches in Sandusky.
A minor earthquake struck the Soviet central Asian city of Tashkent on Sunday, according to Tass. The UPI report notes no immediate injuries or major damage.
A special Greenwich meeting of the South Central Athletic Boosters Club was set for 8 p.m. at the high school to decide on bleacher purchase for the football field. Club officials urged a large turnout of boosters, especially men, to help pick the best bleachers. Representatives from two manufacturers had attended a prior meeting, but a decision was postponed.
A promotion notes how to place ads with a dedicated ad writer. It invites readers to call 662 4241 for assistance and highlights the ease of selling through the service.
Sandusky area residents may enroll in Bowling Green University extension classes for the second semester of 1966-67. A meeting to gauge interest for three nonstandard courses will be held at 5 p.m. Tuesday in the Sandusky High School cafeteria. Courses include Arts and Crafts, Utilization of Audio-Visual Materials, and the Curriculum.
Greenwich 82 girls in grades 1 to 12 join the South Central Majorette Corps learning baton twirling and marching. Eight high school majorettes lead four age groups in weekly classes at the high school. Instruction started this month and runs through April. About 60 girls joined last year when the program first organized.
Two US Marine Corps A4B Skyhawk bombers collided in heavy rain and crashed into a Laguna Hills retirement community. Five people died including pilot Capt James H Powell and three civilians, with three others injured. The accident occurred while approaching Fl Toro Marine base from Floyd Bennett Field.
Admissions include Mrs Mary Black Detroit Mrs Win ona Black Detroit Mrs Clara Canterbury Berlin Heights Mrs Mollie Mc Murray Flat Rock Joseph Fingulin Greenwich Mrs Mary Nevin Bellevue Walter Williams New London Miss Katherine Christo
Fire land Coin Club’s 8 pm meeting is relocated from the American Legion to the Recreation Center. The event includes a film and a coin auction led by organizer Thomas L Veleteen.
Clifford Howard Jr., 20, of McCarty's Hotel Willard and Marion Ray Pickelsimer, of RD 1 Tiro, were jailed in Huron County on two counts each of statutory rape after being picked up Saturday by the Willard Police Department.
The Lake Erie Chapter of the Public Accountants Society of Ohio met at the Fremont Hotel with Harold Neher of Dayton as special guest. Neher described the Accountants Protection Program offering free life insurance. In a separate matter, Roger Glenn Eastman 18 of 211/2 Main St Greenwich is held on a $1000 bond awaiting trial for malicious destruction of property after arrest by Huron County Sheriff’s Department and entry of innocence plea at Common Police Court hearing.
The January meeting of the Welcome Wagon Club is set for tonight at 8. Members will meet at Norwalk Public Library for a library tour and then proceed to the Columbia Gas Co for a business meeting and refreshments.
A refresher course in mathematics physics and engineering will be offered to engineers starting Tuesday January 31 in Room 111 at Malabar High School Mansfield. Sponsored by the North Central Chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers the program assists engineers seeking full registration through the Ohio State Board exam set for May 5 and 6 in Columbus.
The record names multiple residents discharged from area facilities and lists new New London Hospital admissions including Thomas McClanahan from Savannah Ronald Schuster from Nova and Louis Hein RD 1 New London. Included are addresses and several discharged individuals from Monroeville Bellevue Norwalk Greenwich New London and Norwalk.
Livestock: hogs 400 head down 25 cents with 205 220 lb at 20.50 to 21. cattle 900 mostly steady to 25 cents lower with steers 25.50 to 26.50 and cows 17 to 18. calves 150 generally steady with primes 37 to 42. sheep and lambs 250 steady with choice wool lambs 22.50 to 23.50 and ewes 7 to 8.
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