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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1965
Page
2
County court reports show charges for failure to secure load and unlicensed conduct with small fines. Default judgments listed include multiple cases from Norwalk and surrounding towns against individuals and companies, detailing defendants and plaintiffs such as Belmer Realty and Holman Jewelers.
Rupert P. Rossman 56 Shelby died this morning at Shelby Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He formerly owned the Swift Village Motel east of Galion and was active in multiple fraternal and retail groups. Surviving are his wife Margaret and two children, with several siblings and grandchildren. Services will be at Most Pure Heart of Mary Church with burial in Peru. Anna Mae Garner 84 Corwin Street died Monday night at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was a lifelong area resident and member of First Methodist Church.
Vernon Arnold reports his son's red and white JC Higgins bicycle was taken from the yard Sunday. Visiting at the Pitkin home over the weekend were Mr and Mrs R F Milliken and their son James from Westwood NJ. Donna Jean Smith was treated and released from Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a dog bite to the temple.
The bulletin lists admissions and discharges across Fisher Titus Memorial, Providence, Good Samaritan, and New London hospitals. Named individuals in Willard, New London, Milan, and nearby towns appear with patient names, origins, and cases including a Wellington calf fatality report and traffic-related waivers for speeding. Public notices include a Veterans Administration admission in Cleveland and a car wash opening notice.
Livestock and hogs trade higher to steady with gains in lighter weights and sow prices. Cattle show broad ranges with prime, good, and utility classes, calves steady, and sheep lambs holding firm. Grain and market misc. items appear garbled but indicate routine market listing and local advertising data.
An inventor who is hard of hearing for over a decade perfects a tiny energ ized transistor hearing aid. The device makes whispers crystal clear and promises full information at no cost by writing to HEARING, 32 E. 9th St., Erie, Pa.
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