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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1965
Page
3
Authorities in Mansfield begin methodical search of rubble at the DeSoto Hotel to locate up to six missing persons after a $300000 blaze that killed an elderly man. Residents and officials meet to protect evidence as cooler debris allow entry.
Bellevue area farmers are invited to an Agronomy day starting at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Club Ameristal with talks by Extension Specialist Floyd Heft County Agent John Wells and Marketing Specialist Charles V Brant. Topics include soil management crop varieties fertilizers and grain testing.
James D. Slosser 33 chief chemist at Pioneer Rubber Co is named Willard Outstanding Young Man of 1964 at the third annual Distinguished Service Award Banquet in St Frances Xavier Hall. He heads Jaycees and led the Willard Memorial Library project.
Dr. Harry A. Currier of Il Baker St has been licensed to practice chiropractic in Ohio. He passed the December exam of the Ohio State Medical Board and plans to begin in his current office in the Citizens National Bank Blog. Currier has practiced massage therapy in Norwalk for six years and is a Texas Chiropractic College graduate in San Antonio.
Lieutenant Roberta J. Grell, Nurse Corps, daughter of Monroeville residents, graduated December 18 from the Women Officer School at Naval Schools Command Newport Rhode Island. The eight week program covered naval history leadership and etiquette. Seaman Recruit Ronald R. Hartley, 22, son of Greenwich residents, completed two weeks of active duty training January 2 at Great Lakes Navy Training Center and returned to his local reserve unit for regular training sessions.
Mrs. Arthur Riegel, a wife and mother of three on a 196 acre farm near Clarksfield, pursues a correspondence pastel art course to express herself and earn money. She paints faces and figures using chalk, hopes to win prizes to prove her seriousness, and balances painting with family duties.
Norwalk High School announces four evening adult classes this semester beginning Feb 11. Typewriting basic mathematics conversation French and sewing require at least ten students. Classes meet Thursdays 7 30 p m for ten weeks. fee five dollars. Register with Jack White by Feb 9 or leave details at the high school office if unavailable.
The first issue of the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce bulletin for 1965 was mailed today. Chamber president Tom Paffenbarger said it will be published monthly to improve communications among officers, committee chairmen, and the general membership. Ralph Bache is the bulletin editor.
Preliminary sketches for a hospital size elevator to be installed at Shady Lane Home were presented to Huron County Commissioners by architect T J Pea body on Thursday. Bids for the project are tentatively planned for March with completion set for June. The commissioners also advertised for bids on insurance for county-owned vehicles, due by 10 a m February 18.
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