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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1965
Page
3
The South Central Board of Education adopted a 1966 general fund budget of 622,989.99 dollars, about 4,000 more than 1965. General fund income totals 489,088.99 dollars from January 1 balance, taxes, and state funds. expenditures break down across administration, instruction, transportation, library, fixed charges, and contingencies.
Norwalk schools begin a five week summer reading program at Maplehurst School for grades two to five. Moselle Adams notes aim to boost confidence and reading skills with phonics tests and personalized instruction, guided by Dr. Sturgis R. Corbin.
Ohio liquor sales for the first six months of 1965 exceed the 1964 pace by more than 5.5 million dollars with June boosting activity 6.63 percent. Total year to date sales reach 111.9 million as officials forecast over 250 million for the year. permit-fee distributions to subdivisions drop about 197 thousand from a year ago while license-fee totals dip 173 thousand. Huron County receives 15,294.18 in fees. officials cite uniform renewal dates and broader affluence as factors.
H Richard Kile county supervisor for the Farmers Home Administration said the Norwalk Office will be closed today and Wednesday while staff attend a meeting in New Philadelphia Ohio. James T McDorman state director called the meeting to discuss measures to boost farmer incomes and help rural communities obtain water systems and housing. The agency says it has long aided farm families with loans for operating costs livestock machinery and refinancing and expanded credit services to non farm rural residents.
A two vehicle crash occurred Monday at 1 30 p m at the junction of Highways 20 and 4. Colin C Morrison 53 Detroit was driving a panel truck west on Highway 20 and stopped for a light when he was rear ended by Francis Dixson 58 Akron who failed to stop. Morrison suffered a whiplash injury but received no treatment. Dixson sustained no injuries and was cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance ahead.
A county court record lists numerous defendants from Norwalk Willard and surrounding towns with penalties including fines waivers and costs for traffic violations such as failure to stop for red signals passing at intersections speeding and other offenses. Several entries note forfeitures and several individuals are recorded as found not guilty or cases dismissed.
Listing of Huron County Banking Company of Norwalk Ohio as a state chartered banking institution operating under Ohio law and a member of the Federal Reserve System, with publication of its June 30 1965 close of business call issued by State Banking Authorities and the Federal Reserve Bank District 4.
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