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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1966

Page

2

Norwalk proposes public hearing on fair housing Title IV

City committee on human relations moves to explain Title IV of the 1966 Civil Rights Act to Norwalk residents. A July–August public meeting is planned with Realtors invited or not as debate over fair housing accessibility continues.

Norwalk Huron County Board of Realtors

Milan Ready for 66th Melon Festival Amid Storm Losses

Milan area melon growers say the Labor Day weekend festival will go on despite damage from severe storms. Milan Festivals Inc officials note 1965 Melon Queen Nancy Mitchell has been active at multiple events to promote the celebration.

Milan Elon Growers Milan Festivals, Inc Nancy Mitchell Ohio Alice Conat Milan Pta Kathy West Research Club Linda Knally Milan Rebekah Lodge Connie Rockwell Milan Rotary Penny Stenger Milan Grange MG Car Club of Cleveland

Obituaries and local notices from Norwalk area

Obituary notices for Benjamin H. Bush 72 of South Norwalk and Gary E. Eastman 84 of North Fairfield appear with funeral details and survivors. The piece also notes new zoning inspector James Ferris in Norwalk with office hours and duty start. The text blends obituaries with civic notices from Norwalk area news.

James Ferris Norwalk Morley Price Ferris Whittlesey Avenue

Western Reserve Schools Hire Two Teachers and Open Posts

Cameron announces three primary teaching vacancies remain in the Western Reserve School District after Beulah Burgess was hired as a primary teacher and James Hastings and his wife were rehired as physical education teachers. The board also authorized equipment purchases for the high school business education department.

Wakeman Sewell Cameron Western Reserve Cameron Board of Education Beulah Burgess James Hastings

Local notices and ads from Norwalk area daily

Admissions list includes James Luman Clyde Mary Margret Haeuptle Milan Edward Lehnert and others with addresses. Discharges include Lucille Valentine Milan Dorothy Heath Norwalk families. Colonial Bar and Restaurant vacation July 25 to August 8 2014. Donnie R. Winebarger 22 Monroeville pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in Mayor's Court. Betschmans West End Greenhouse closed for vacation until Aug 8. Special sale ads for Ladies Plain Skirts and Sweaters One Hour Martinizing. Allstate Insurance agent at Sears Saturdays. UPI News Service and subscription rates for Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding areas.

James Luman Clyde Mary Margret Haeuptle Milan Edward Lehnert E. Main Joanne Archibald Breezewood Philip Huff Marshall Olive Silcox Harris Lucinda Wright Newton Ernest Milliman Cherry Lucille Valentine Dorothy Heath Sullivan Maria Losoya Betty Comparette Norwalk Donnie R. Winebarger Monroeville UPI News Service Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspapers Association Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard Huron Erie U.S

Livestock and grain prices in Cleveland market report

UPI notes livestock trading steady to higher with hogs at 25.25 to 26.75, cattle 19 to 26, calves 17 to 34, and sheep and lambs 3 to 24. Prices span hog weights 200 to 280 pounds and cattle categories from commercial to prime natives. Grain values show shelled corn 1.36 and soybeans around 2.??, new beans and other oats listed.

Cleveland UPI

Trial Began in Fatal Bicycle Tragedy Near Willard

Eugene R. White 18 of Greenwich pleaded not guilty to reckless operation after his car struck four Murray family members on Ford Ball Road near Willard July 16. The incident killed Mrs. Murray and two children instantly, with Mr. Murray dying three days later. A jury trial was sought for August at Huron County Court.

Grand Rapids John Margaret Tucker Kubach-Smith Funeral Home John K. McDivitt First United Presbyterian Church Woodlawn Cemetery Willard Here Eugene R. White Greenwich Huron County White Cleveland Moses Krislow Willard City John Busynyk Krislov Phillip M. White, Jr Ford Ball Road Eldon R. Murray New Haven Murray

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