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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
1
A 17 year old Shelby boy Charles R Reeder traveling north on Peru Center Rd hit three Holstein calves after a herd owned by Oliver Perry and sons bolted into the road. Reed's car suffered heavy damage.
United Press International reports severe weather Tuesday night across the midlands and Southeast. Tornadoes uprooted trees and tossed golf carts at Pistakee Lake Illinois while golfers sheltered in a clubhouse cellar. A twister damaged a farm near Mile ledgeville Illinois as funnel clouds moved over Ottawa Kansas and Ames Iowa.
Scattered showers and thunder showers end this afternoon. Cooler tonight with 54 to 64 degrees. Thursday will be mostly sunny and mild with highs around 74. Births list includes Ishmael Spears New London son and Harold Romell Morris daughter. Deaths note Mildred Dellinger Attica Cynthia Ann Foster infant New London Marian Wagner Gaberson Berlin Township.
Mickey Miller, 10, attends a five week reading program at Bowling Green State University. Her mother Mrs Paul Miller pilots a four seat plane from Norwalk daily at 8 30 am with co pilot George Linn. The family says flying saves time and reduces fatigue from the hour long drive.
Norwalk City Council adopted a one mill police levy and a $300 000 sewer plant bond for the November ballot. The sewer bond would back a four year plan aided by a $100 000 federal grant to expand the sewage plant for over 22 000 population. The council also re adopted Franklin Street improvements and approved a street resurfacing program. A municipal industrial park bill hearing was set for today in Columbus.
Two Newark women died and two others were injured when their car swerved into a westbound tractor trailer at a southern Huron County intersection. Victims were Mabel Bell Falk 60 Newark and Ada Taylor 57 rural Newark. The driver of the truck Howard Naugle 39 Fremont RD 1 was injured along with Bernice Brown 66 Newark. The crash occurred at 5 05 p m at the intersection of U S 224 and Ohio 13 near Greenwich. The Fulk car struck a post and a parked car before hitting the truck. No citations were issued. The year's traffic fatalities in the area rose to 14.
The Norwalk City Council unanimously creates a Mayor's Committee on Human Relations with 12 to 15 members serving five year terms. The panel will promote anti discrimination efforts, cooperate with agencies, establish its own rules, and report annually, with the mayor appointing the chair. Mayor Frey noted uncertainty over appointments.
The Sheriff's Department said Leroy J. Barnthouse reported two shotguns taken from his Greenwich Road 1 residence Monday between 5 and 10 20 p.m. Entry was gained via the garage by forcing the kitchen lock open. No other items appear missing.
City engineer Richard E. Mutz announces purchase of Judson Civil Engineering Co. of Sandusky owned by the late Wilbert W. Henkelman. He will run offices in Norwalk and Sandusky with daily work centered in Norwalk and Sandusky offices in Room 205 Washington Building Washington Row. The Sandusky firm dates to the 1860s and Mutz plans expanded operations with 15 local employees. Mutz is a Sandusky native and a graduate of Sandusky High School with a BS in civil engineering.
HIRM expands from Ohio Northern University in 1953. He serves as chief plan examiner for the Sandusky Building Department. Mutz leads a five county Professional Engineers Society and sits on Ohio and State Engineers boards. He heads the Norwalk Rotary Club and is a former Exalted Ruler of Norwalk. His firm handles paving and drainage for Willard and Bellevue street plans, engineered Bass Lake Dam Holiday Lakes, Cedar Point work, Beachwood Cove, Colonial Colony subdivisions in Huron, and planned area buildings.
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