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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1972
Page
6
William Claus of Townline Road 131 Willard remains active at 93 despite a stroke and doctors orders. He has driven tractors since the early 1930s, owns 100 acres of beans, and even on Memorial Day took his son around for about ninety minutes. His daughter-in-law notes his love of being up and around.
Ken Wilde born blind has built his own equipment and works as a disc jockey at WLKR Norwalk since February under the air name Martin Davis. At 19 he manages records by feel, uses braille tapes, and dreams of an electronics shop and larger station work.
County Extension Agent John Wells announces a Patterns for Progress clinic at Ohio State University on Friday co sponsored by Buckeye Polled Hereford Association Animal Science Department and American Polled Hereford Association. The event seeks to evaluate the beef cattle business and expand feeders in Ohio.
Classified notice seeks trustworthy tenants for Norwalk residence listings. Includes rental terms, contact details, and eligibility criteria. Emphasizes reliable references and steady income to secure housing.
Ohio beef program executive director Carl Harsh announces the All American Fair exhibit ExpOhio 72 with experts on economics and beef prep at 12 and 3 daily in the Family Arts and Crafts Building. An audio-visual The Beef Price Story runs twice daily and a Buckeye Building display covers how to economically buy and prepare beef.
Bucyrus auction consignors total 256 with 1 951 hogs and cattle in the market. Hog prices range 23.90 to 26.90 for butcher hogs and 21.25 to 23.30 for sows. Steers and heifers show varied price bands with calves and cows also noted. Sheep and lambs market activity reported with hogsley figures and Holstein steady.
Hospital records show admissions at Fisher-Titus with Jerry Sprankel Huron Mrs Lucy Payne Norwalk Miss Tracy Sweet Norwalk Reece Smith Norwalk Master Steve Barman Norwalk. Discharges include Mrs Marilyn Hopkins New London Masterhomas Johnson Norwalk Mrs Virginia Rees Norwalk James Wyatt New London John Miller Monroeville Miss Andrea Amato Norwalk Mrs Lillian May Norwalk Mrs Marcella Miller Monroeville Mrs Wanda Neeley New London William Ward Norwalk Mrs Amy Lewis North Fairfield James Noyes Monroeville Mrs Flora Manlet Norwalk Thomas Leber Monroeville. Sandusky admissions list Mrs Milford Munger Berlin Heights Donald Stoll Norwalk Mrs Thomas Green Norwalk.
New developments in crop production at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Wooster will be highlighted at Agronomy Day. Exhibits cover insect control plant diseases soil and plant analysis and tillage for corn and soybeans. Tours and Q A with experts run 945 am to 3 pm at Snyder farm O A R D C with lunch. rain moves exhibits to the auditorium.
Don’t rely on luck to recover your pet. Place a Lost ad in Classified and call 662-4241 now to spread the word and locate the animal.
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