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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1967
Page
2
The event includes booths for member registration at Huron County Bank Citizen's Bank Home Savings and Loan Co and Schild's IGA. Dues not collected Friday or Saturday can be sent to the hospital in care of Miss Janet Miller.
The Norwalk Reflector, serving Norwalk and surrounding towns since 1830, lists subscription rates: 45 cents weekly in local areas, $15 yearly by mail in Huron and Erie counties, and $23.40 yearly elsewhere in the U S. The paper is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Reflector Herald Inc with UPI News Service and Abc audits.
The Wakeman Banking Company of Wakeman Ohio 44889 files its year end report as of December 31 1966. It details assets including cash balances government obligations and various securities. Liabilities section appears but figures are partial in the provided text.
L P Murray vice president cashier declares the report of condition true to the best of knowledge. Directors Richard S Ross K C Buckley Peter J Mesenburg attest the report as correct after examination.
Civic and business leaders in Cleveland advocate EDT citing benefits for workers and shipping. Opponents warn of confusion if Ohio shifts and point to cross state scheduling problems and airline travel.
Berlin Heights residents clash over a Homecoming date chosen to avoid Milan Melon Festival. George Hoag says the issue remains open as 5 to 1 survey favored Labor Day. A meeting is set for Wednesday night to reconsider with both sides invited to voice positions.
Virgil S. Sutton, 46, of Sandusky, suffered a forehead laceration and was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after his car struck the rear of a semi-trailer truck owned by W. L. Mead and driven by Robert J. Ringlein on West Main Street. Sutton was cited for failure to stop within a safe distance. Police also cited Edward J. Lalonde for a separate two-car crash at E Main and Church Streets and reported another collision on Whittlesey Avenue involving a semi-trailer driven by Tade Todd and a car driven by James L. William.
The New London FFA planted 1 000 two year old white pine trees in 1966 as part of the eighteenth annual report accepted by the school board. By year end the school forest held 6 900 trees of various sizes and species. dead and dying trees were removed. about 100 older trees unlikely to yield good timber were cut. In 1967 planting will occur only to fill gaps to reach desired tree density.
Nineteen members of the South Central Athletics Boosters Club met in special session and voted to buy bleachers from Standard Steel Corp of Three Rivers Michigan. The order covers permanent outdoor bleachers 15 rows high and 102 feet long with an 8 by 12 foot press box understructure. The club may buy lumber and hardware locally. A February 13 meeting will decide hardware and lumber sources and whether to ship or pick up materials. Estimated cost ranges from 4000 to 5000 dollars with final figure to be set after the vote.
The Toledo District Office of the Ohio Department of Public Welfare seeks two public assistance supervisors and one district health care consultant to oversee local welfare departments and administer public welfare programs.
Columbus Ohio state Highway Director P E Mascheter warned contractors that federal cutbacks threaten Ohio s highway construction program. He cited a possible drop from 124 million to 85 million for six months and warned total national cuts could reach 400 million.
A total of 255 Huron County residents filed unemployment compensation claims in the four weeks ending January 14. Of these, 115 filed claims in the week following Christmas.
Six area students graduate at Bowling Green University with four from Norwalk. James C. Gibson earns a master's in education. Kar Marek Wenner Sage Willard Kluding receive bachelor degrees. Dr. Harold Enarson delivers the address.
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