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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1966
Page
2
A home flood turns a storage cavern into a makeshift pond. Children dive into damp cardboard boxes and uncover heirlooms, from a high school letter sweater to a wedding dress and old phonograph records. The day blends nostalgia with practical mess.
New London public schools announce Honor Scroll students for the final six weeks with a 3.5 average and no grade below B. Seventh grade winners include Richard O'Reilly Bill Schwan Sara Stumpf Terry Sutherland.
A want ad urges trading a crate for a safe, appealing car. The note emphasizes a good trade and lists today’s Want Ads as the source for lovely-to-look-at options.
State Route 61 remains blocked by a cave-in northeast of Norwalk during heavy rain. The washout, near the intersection with Route 601, prompted barricades with no reported injuries.
A 22 year old Bellevue woman Naviade Pierce remains in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a one car crash Monday evening. She rode as a passenger with 25 year old Carol May Romell of Bellevue who suffered head injuries and is in fair condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The car left the road and overturned in a ditch while patrolmen probe the cause of the accident.
Cedar Point will distribute 3090 boater bags and brackets at the Sandusky resort marina starting Thursday to promote litter cleanup. The display racks and items will be presented to marina manager Francis E. Pepon by Toledo Water Commissioner Paul Findlay.
Five men have applied for the part time zoning and building inspector post announced Tuesday by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Interviews are set for Saturday morning to fill the role overseeing zoning code administration and building permits.
Leroy E. Kistler, 66, Republic, cited for improper start from parked position after 4:03 pm accident at Main Street and Benedict Avenue. His eastbound car, in the second metered spot on the south side of West Main, pulled around and was struck by a semitrailer driven by Donald F. Heck, 38, Stonecreek, turning south from Main.
An ad touts the value of classified listings for busy households. It urges readers to try the section and notes a phone number for contact.
A travel display showcasing various Ohio visit booklets has been set up in the main showcase on the first floor of the Huron County Court House.
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