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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1969
Page
2
The Norwalk Board of Education named George B. Perry 36 as Norwalk High School principal on a two year, 14500 dollar per year contract starting July 15. James Loughridge 54 was named first district secondary coordinator on a three year, 15000 dollar salary beginning August 1.
James Anderson led Camp Firelands in Gore Orphanage Road south of Birmingham when a Friday night storm flooded the Vermilion River. The camp lost power and several facilities. bridges and the archery range were destroyed. Staff evacuated campers by dawn while meal service continued. By midweek, utilities and repairs restored and 250 campers attended a new session.
Mount Vernon parents praise a local family that sheltered Paul Frost and his girlfriend during a flood. Frost drove into water and turned back. the couple stayed with the kind family until waters receded. The Frosts thank the unknown saviors through the Reflector.
A CAC employee said CAC staff did not cause the open faucet that flooded the Press Store on Wednesday morning. Ruth Weese fixed the leak after discovering water, noting it came from a restroom used by other offices. Firemen found a small generator fire at Super X and Kroger. stores reopened after extinguishment. An unrelated item says Royal Army officers fine soldiers $12 for long hair.
George B. Perry a 36 year old Kentucky graduate will become principal of Norwalk High School on a two year contract with a 14500 salary. Perry formerly led Frontier High School and has 11 years teaching and coaching experience. He and wife Barbara have eight children and he emphasizes the value of each student.
Ohio House honors Coshocton County Sheriff William Hoop Jr for being named the Ohio Sheriff of the Year. The resolution cites his fourth term and work teaching firearms safety and drug awareness, with a voice vote approving the commendation.
Taxpayers who suffered home auto boat or other property damage from the recent storms may deduct casualty losses over 100 on their 1969 federal returns. Claims require proof of loss cause ownership and pre and post casualty values with insurance recovery details. Photographs aid proof and business property deductions avoid the 100 limit.
Ohio Radio Inc stock sale permit suspended over alleged fraud. Commerce Department rescheduled the hearing to August 6. Former Ohio Supreme Court justice Rankin Gibson, the firm’s attorney, requested the postponement, saying preparation by Monday was impossible. Chairman is former Michael DiSalle.
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