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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
1
Lorraine Seck and Thomas Bleile prepare for their wedding tomorrow as the Reflector outlines a tour of venues and traditions for brides and grooms in June. The couple’s itinerary begins on page 7.
The Norwalk office reported 145 claimants for the week ending May 29, up from 143 the prior week, marking two more people receiving unemployment compensation.
The St Pauls High School commencement will be at 2 p m Sunday in the high school auditorium. Diplomas will be given to 79 seniors. Speaking will be Father James Steinle, principal for three years, now assistant principal at Toledo Central Catholic.
Weather remains sunny and mild with a high in the mid seventies and a cool night near 50. Five day forecast shows cooler start to the week with a warming trend and rainfall totals around three quarters of an inch in late weekend and midweek showers. Births report a son for Eldon and wife in North Fairfield and a daughter for Elfredo Losoya at 71 N West St. Death notes Earl M Converse, 81, of New London.
Treasury Secretary Fowler testifies before the House on President Johnson’s plan to remove silver from dimes and quarters by 1966. The new three layer coins would use copper and nickel with a copper core, while pennies and nickels stay the same.
An 81-year-old New London man, Earl M. Converse, was killed when his car was struck by a New York Central freight train on the Town Line Road crossing near Omega Road in Fitchville. The collision, at about 40 mph, marked the third death in seven months on that half mile of track.
The Huron County Extension Advisory Committee approves Nancy Boyer of Ashland as county extension agent in home economics. She meets with committee and new North Central Ohio extension supervisor Gordon Ryder. Boyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Boyer, a Ashland High School graduate, will graduate from Ashland College June 11 with a BS in home management. She served three years in home economics in high school and seven years in 4-H. She begins July 1 handling 4-H girls and county camp duties.
Judy Rubinow and David Robertson win Norwalk Lions Club outstanding senior awards while Fran Freeman and Frank Croft receive American Legion honors. Tom Temple wins VFW good citizenship. Alice and Sam presentations go to Elaine Timmerman and Larry Silco. Various scholars and awards noted including Madge Mossman grant and cooperative motor carriers scholarships.
Spacewalker Edward White let James McDivitt sleep as Gemini 4 entered the 15th orbit. The two men reported very favorable systems while White conducted photo experiments and the mission advanced toward an American moon landing in the Atlantic splashdown planned Monday.
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