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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1964

Page

2

Monroeville Council Approves 1965 Budget With Lower Expenditures

Monroeville votes a 1965 budget totaling 200 770 in expenditures down from 213 812 in 1964 and 235 387 in 1964 appropriations. Mayor Lord says a miscalculation inflated last year’s figures. The panel also hears 245 314 in estimated receipts and approves buying 9 1 2 acres for 3500, raises Warren Jump to 360 hourly, and accepts a 250 roofing bid from Burdue Roofing Co.

Monroeville Clayton C. Lord Council North St. Recreation Field Henrietta Cone March Utility Department Warren Burdue Roofing Co Norwalk Safety Committee Monroeville Jaycees

Milan Librarian Ruth Elgar to Retire January

Milan Public Library head Ruth Elgar will retire January 1 after ten years at the helm. The library board initially rejected her resignation but accepted it on July 2. Elgar, named Milan Woman of the Year, presided over major growth including 5000 new books since 1954 and a popular weekly story hour for four year olds.

Milan Public Library Milan Public Library Milan High School Maud Lamley Cleveland Pittsburgh

Bloodmobile misses 125 pint quota seventh time

One hundred nineteen pints of blood were donated during the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Norwalk, six short of the 125 pint goal. It marked the seventh miss in nine visits. Jeanette Adelman and Walter Eisenbarth became gallon donors, as did Ron Shipley Karl Leber Howard Wheeler Eugene Frederick and Peter Sofios. Lunch was provided by WSCS First Methodist Church and the American Legion Auxiliary ran the canteen. Milk from Lawson's supported staff.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Norwalk Oscar Komarek Jeanette Adelman Walter Eisenbarth Collins Gallon Ron Shipley Karl Leber Howard Wheeler Eugene Frederick Peter Sofios WSCS First Methodist Church American Legion Auxiliary Lawson’s

Mead Breaks Ground For R L Terminal

W L Mead Inc of Providence Rhode Island breaks ground on a 250000 trucking terminal in Sabe R L. The facility, on eight acres, will include an office warehouse and garage and accommodate 20 trucks. The project is part of Mead’s 1963 expansion plan with over 225 equipment units and customers in 23 states. The firm expects to occupy the terminal by November 1.

Sabe R. L W. L. Mead, Inc Providence, R W. L. Mead Inc Norwalk

Eighty Unit Parade Set For Wakeman Festival

Wakeman hosts a 10 am Saturday homecoming parade with 80 units across seven divisions and trophies for each winner. Fire department water fight awards, an air show with a P-51 Mustang, sky divers from Ortner's Airport, horse shoe contest, leathercraft demo, Western Reserve Band concert, fire baton twirling, and a fireworks finale follow. Friday kick off dance at the elementary school features Lau Bethals Orchestra. homecoming queen crowned by Gerald Eaton. Trophies and queen crown on display at Wakeman Hardware.

Wakeman Ortner’s Western Reserve Band Wakeman Grange Laubenthals Orchestra Gerald Eaton Wakeman Hardware

Norwalk Doll Show Promises Wide Variety of Dolls

Pleasant Street Park hosts the Norwalk Park and Recreation Department annual doll show starting at 1 p.m. The event welcomes girls and boys of all ages with judging across multiple divisions including oldest and largest doll, foreign and novelty dolls, boy doll, stuffed doll, most unusual, and best overall.

Pleasant Street Park Norwalk Park and Recreation

What is It A strange mud puppy puzzles residents in Norwood Creek

Kevin Collins found a mud puppy in a Norwood Road creek and asked what it was. The creature, about a foot long with brown body and hairlike gills, fought a snake in sand before being captured and sent home for identification. Game Warden Tom Hennessy was unavailable for comment.

Kevin Collins Southgate Drive Norwood Road Tom Hennessy Hennessy Kevin Vincent Collins

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