Mayor Holland Points To Creek In Private Backyard Scene
Mayor Arthur J. Holland relaxes in a canvas chair on his Trenton lawn and gestures toward the Assunpink Creek bank about 30 yards away, describing a private scene.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1964
Page
6
Mayor Arthur J. Holland relaxes in a canvas chair on his Trenton lawn and gestures toward the Assunpink Creek bank about 30 yards away, describing a private scene.
The mayor described his February 28 decision to relocate into a shabby racially mixed neighborhood as a family seeking a suitable home at a fair price. He refrained from commenting on purchasing a 100 year old house, stating the aim was to find the right house in the right area.
If you feel left out on a limb learn to swim with qualified instructors from Red Cross and Y M C A. Swim safety tips help counter Summers heat. For car trouble bring it to an expert who is not always the cheapest but always the best.
In a rundown Washington neighborhood, Holland and family invested 1670 for a four story house and spent over 13000 restoring it. Property values have halted their decline with new buyers including two Capitol workers. Neighbors emphasize friendly streets and renewed curb appeal.
An old flyers reunion is planned for October by Squadron 505 of the Ohio Civil Air Patrol. Capt. W. R. Jarvis asks interested persons to write to Capt. Jarvis at box 382 Norwalk.
Andrew Tully argues Barry Goldwater must soften his belligerent Cold War stance to win broad support. He cites fears of war over Cuba and Korea, public desire to avoid direct confrontation with the Soviet Union, and the need for compromise with communism to attract moderate Republicans.
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