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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1975
Page
8
The piece links gas shortages to housing growth and broader energy scarcity. It notes builders face gas supply limits while energy types stay tight. At a governors conference, economist Albert Cox clashes with Minnesota Governor Anderson over political and unemployment policy.
A compact shopper tip urges busy homemakers to use the daily classified section to save time and money by quick, frequent cataloging of deals.
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes defeated four fellow governors in a special golf event at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center. Rhodes posted a 75 on the par 72 course to top Minnesota Governor Wendell R. Anderson, who shot 79, with other governors also competing.
Quickies Martin Higley Irene Meyer and James Finley of Collins along with Paul UH Schneider of Wakeman bought winning Ohio Lottery tickets at the Corner Store in Collins last week. John Lercher and Arthur Gahagan each won $20 for the third and second consecutive weeks on Lucky Buck tickets at Ideal Appliancenter. Henry Heckelman and Shirley Jensen were also listed as winners. Summer promotions at Brinzley Furniture and Milan Bread Shoppe highlight local ads. Police note vandalism to a Woodlawn Cemetery gasoline pump window in Norwalk. Open heart surgery for Mrs Theodora Weichel in Orlando remains listed.
Harriet M. Steiner 84 died June 2 in Stockton California and was cremated. Her husband Reverend Raymond Steiner served at the Berlin Heights First Congregational Church and is buried in Riverside. She lived in Ann Arbor Michigan 33 years after his death and leaves three sons a daughter 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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