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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1965

Page

3

Norwich 4-H Contest Winners Named at Grange Event

West Hartland Boosters Senior 4-H Club won first in the Senior Boys and Girls Safety Talk Contest at the North Fairfield Grange. Richard Weisenberger and Ollietta Barnett earned top talks on farm machinery safety and safety in facts and figures, with others named for second and third places. Awards were presented by County Extension Agent Carlos Tucker with judges from Firelands Toastmasters.

Ollietta Barnett Norwich Richard Weisenberger West Hartland Boosters North Fairfield Grange Ohio Farmers Insurance Company Leroy Richard Ollietta Donna Snyder New London Happy Homemakers Kathy Long Norwich Busy Bees Steve Raftery Peru Panthers Greg Bogel Fairfield Jr. Farmers Carlos Tucker 4-H Ohio Farmers Insurance Agents Kemp-Fulton Bellevue Flickinger Insurance Norwalk Harry Jump Willard Richards & Kurk Firelands Toastmasters Club Jerry Eaton Wakeman Elmer McGuckin

Sheriff Borgia Discusses Literature and Juvenile Delinquency

Sheriff John Borgia told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that economic pressure against local outlets is often the most effective way to curb obscene literature. He questioned current laws that require a wrongful purpose to prove a violation and noted 15 juvenile complaints in 4 1/2 years, with half against non residents. He identified two delinquency types and blamed gangs while urging family, church, and school roles or Juvenile Court intervention.

John Borgia Norwalk Kiwanis Club Huron County

License plate changes illegal under Ohio law

Colonel Anson B. Cook of the Ohio State Highway Patrol warns that altering or obscuring license plates is illegal. He cites colored overlays, trailer hitch emblems, and other changes as violations and urges owners to remove such items immediately to ensure accurate reporting of stolen vehicles. Patrol may stop violators.

Ohio Anson B. Cook Ohio State Highway Patrol Cook

Banker John A. Wallace Leads Willard Bank Tour

John A. Wallace president of Willard United Bank will depart July 12 for a three week tour of western Europe and Berlin Hungary and Soviet Russia. The party includes 24 bankers and civic leaders from Ohio.

Willard John A. Wallace Willard United Bank Western Europe Berlin Hungary Soviet Russia Ohio

Land Bank Names New Fieldman Raymond C Bahnsen

Raymond C Bahnsen of Port Clinton Road 1 becomes field assistant with the Federal Land Bank of Fremont. He will aid manager Ralph D Fiebiger in loans to farmers in Huron Erie Ottawa Sandusky and Seneca counties. Bahnsen, ex Erie Army Depot Lacarne, served three years in the Army and has 4-H work. He belongs to Ottawa County Agricultural Society Agricultural Stabilization Committee and Farm Bureau. He and his wife have six children.

Raymond C. Bahnsen Port Clinton RD Federal Land Bank of Fremont Ralph D. Fiebiger Huron Erie Ottawa Sandusky Seneca Counties Bahnsen Erie Army Depot Lacarne Ottawa County Agricultural Society The Agricultural Stabilization Committee Farm Bureau St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Oak Harbor

Probate Court Actions Across Multiple Estates Move Forward

Probate court records show motions to reopen Merle C Lempler estate for additional assets granted. Harold William Veitch estate will filed for probate and record. Elizabeth M Iceman estate inventory valued at 18 57a. Oliver J Nickler and Elizabeth Bell estates final accounts filed. Alle A Dove estate will admitted to probate. Hubert DeWitt appointed executor. Lenora F Weimer estate will admitted to probate.

Merle C. ‘Lempler Harold William Veitch Elizabeth M. Iceman Oliver J. Nickler Elizabeth Bell Alle A. Dove Hubert DeWitt Lenora F. Weimer

4 H Clubs Plan July Parade and Meetings

Reports from Raiders 4 H Club discuss Fourth of July parade ties decorations and health safety booklets. Upcoming meetings set for June 28 at Mr and Mrs Wayne Zimmermans and further club sessions at various members homes with demonstrations and safety talks.

Raiders Wayne Zimmerman

Greenwich project advances with finishing work list set

George Raike consultant reports finishing tasks to contractor Leon Riley ahead of final inspection for the sewer project. He expects completion before the September 1 deadline and a July 15 report on finances and final bill.

Greenwich George Raike Ashland Leon Riley Raike

Village approves salary ordinance and utility changes

The report notes General Fund 14000 Cemetery 1400 Park and Recreation 2800 and Library 1400. An ordinance setting salaries for village employees passed after its third reading. Effective July 1 the water and light service man will earn 400 monthly. July 1 next year the village clerk 100 monthly the clerk of the board of public affairs 250 monthly and the supervisor 425 monthly. Columbia Gas Co. receives approval to extend Elmwood Drive gas line by 200 feet. Mayor court collected 855.20 in fines and costs. The text ends with illegible trailing rule.

Water and Light Department Board of Public Affairs Water Columbia Gas Co Elmwood Dr

Greenwich Fourth of July Fest Opens With Parades And Rides

Greenwich hosts a weekend celebration starting at 7 with a pony pull a food tent and street carnival near the village ball park and intermediate school grounds. Saturday features an all star midget league baseball tournament at 1 and children races at 4 with a rock and roll dance at 7 preceded by music from Steve Farrel and Harold rang. The fireworks display erupts at 10 30 p.m. Sunday brings a 1 p.m. parade from E Main and Kniffen toward downtown followed by a patriotic program and further entertainments including quick draw jumps sky divers motorcycle trials and a firemen water fight ending with another 10 30 p.m. fireworks show.

Greenwich Steve Farrel Harold ©Rang Mansfield

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