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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1972
Page
10
Elks Club hosts Prime Rib Saturday night while Curve Inn offers Friday fish nights. Homes offered with down payments, Beach Diversified advertises 3 bedroom listings. Curve Inn promotes spaghetti or fried chicken at 99 cents, heart of Town.
Harold E. Goodman 65 of rural New London dies Thursday morning. Services are 2 p.m. Monday at Eastman Funeral Home with Rev. James Killgrove. burial in Fitchville Cemetery. Survived by Norma widow, son Harold Jr., three grandsons, one great grandson, brother Donald, sister Doris Barnes, stepmother Bertha Goodman. former worker at Newton Metal Products and founder of Goodman Farm and Lawn Service. Friends may call Saturday 7-9 p.m. and Sunday 4-9 p.m.
Hospital activity lists admissions and discharges for multiple patients across Norwalk Willard Attica Greenwich and North Fairfield. Notable names include Ruth Jordan Judy Hillbunner Geneva Neeley John Postema and Mary Kromer among others with posthumous notices and funeral details for Naomi Gabara and Inez Overhull and burial plans for Riverside Cemetery Monroeville.
Notice muttered that Richard F. Wise of Norwalk Ohio was appointed Executor of the estate of Frank T Wise deceased with four months to file creditors claims. Also a marshal sale details real estate at 103 Hayes Street Willard Ohio to be offered February 8 1972 at 11 00 A M under United States District Court order with 10 percent deposit.
Architectural firm behind Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco designs a new Cannery Row project in Monterey. The plan includes about 20 specialty shops six restaurants a cocktail lounge and motel and recreation facilities.
Erie Huron Counties Community Action Commission urges Ohio lawmakers to back the Economic Opportunity Act to fund local CAC. William Lewis and Clarence Seavers say they will lobby senators and representatives and plan to send five area residents to Washington to meet the delegation.
Mayor Winston A. White turned $644 in fines and fees to the village clerk for deposit. December transactions totaled $1,799 with $1,155 remaining to be collected later. The list names multiple individuals with fines for DUI, improper backing, assault, stop signs, building permits, and related charges.
The Norwalk Reflector highlights job listings and career tips in its help wanted column. It features openings across industries, with details on qualifications, locations, and how to apply. Readers find guidance on crafting resumes and connecting with employers.
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