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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1966

Page

2

New London Village approves emergency sewer work contract

The New London Village Council authorized an emergency ordinance to let the Board of Public Affairs contract with Mobile Dredging and Pumping Co for cleaning the digester tank at the Sewage Disposal Plant. Price confirmed at 2185 dollars. Shriver named volunteer firefighter to replace Stahlman. Street light on West Washburn approved. Repair and maintenance updates noted at Recreation Park and Prospect Street. Fines totaling 208 dollars turned over for distribution. Mayor Golding recovering from heart attack.

New London Board of Public Affairs BPA Mobile Dredging and Pumping Co Exton New London Village Richard Shriver West Main Street Dana Stahlman Council West Washburn W.F. Gremore Newkirk Street Harold Cooke Prospect Street Recreation Park

Norwalk Reflector local postage rates and service areas

Norwalk Reflector details subscription terms from 45 cents weekly to 23.40 annually. Rates vary by delivery area including Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural zones. UPI News Service and Ohio association memberships noted.

UPI News Service Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspapers Association Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard Huron Erie

Bellevue Glider Crash Lands In Norwalk Tree

A glider launched north of Bellevue on Tuesday afternoon landed in a tree at Benedict and Park after about 2 1/2 hours of flight. Owners Daniel J. Tracy and Daniel C. Briehl were on board. the craft valued at $300 was retrieved by firemen for a fee of $8.

Bellevue Norwalk Benedict and Park Richard Kile Benedict Daniel J. Tracy Daniel C. Briehl Lakewood Tracy Briehl

State Agencies Set Beetle Trapping in Norwalk

Ohio Department of Agriculture director John M. Stackhouse announced metal insect traps will be placed in Norwalk over the coming days to monitor Japanese beetle occurrences and guide control measures. Traps go in residential areas for about six weeks with homeowner cooperation requested, inspectors identified on request, and police notified prior to setting.

John M. Stackhouse Ohio Department of Agriculture Norwalk Stackhouse Division of Plant Industry In United States Department of Agriculture Porter John Wells Agricul James T. Walker Ohio Department of Agriculture Laboratories Reynoldsburg

Father Never Plowed Key Estate Bequests Detailed

The obituary notes additional estate bequests totaling about 10000 dollars to relatives in California and to neighbors and friends. It recalls Mrs. Richards as the oldest living graduate of the local high school who lived in the New London area all her life and her long family ties to the Chenango Road farm. It also records her marriage to Richards and final years in a rest home and hospital.

California Richards New London Chenango Road Edwards Briggs Cornelius Dunham Denham East Main Street Mrs. Briggs Mrs. Richards

Norwalk Fire Responds to Weekend Blazes

Firemen tackled two weekend blazes in Norwalk. They extinguished a dog house fire at 42 Grove Ave home of Bernice Irby with unknown cause. Earlier a grass fire near the E&R Cycle Shop on Woodlawn Ave by the reservoir was sparked by passing train sparks.

Bernice Irby Grove Ave E&r Woodlawn Avenue

Norwalk Education Board Allows Beer Carry Out Transfer

The Norwalk City Board of Education voted three to two to not object to Craftlease Inc. of Cleveland transferring beer and wine carry-out permits to 17 St. Marys St near Whitney Field. A hearing is set for 1:30 p.m. June 13 in Huron County Common Pleas Courtroom. The original permits were held by Ray’s Market, which is closed. Board members noted enforcement concerns and possible issues during football games, with a split vote between supporters and objectors.

Norwalk J.G. Ryder Miller Edwards Rubinow

Greeters Appoints Hostess In Norwalk

Mrs. Elizabeth Steinke begins her first calls as Norwalk hostess for Greeters a Wilmington Del based program. She greets newcomers delivers a brochure and provides information on schools churches shopping police fire and medical services. Greeters operates in 44 towns across six states and serves local merchants sponsors including Bache Furey Myers Card and Gift Shop Citizens National Bank Jo and Eds Carry-out Johnson Jewelers May's Ideal Appliance Center Model Cleaners Wilkinson Paint and wallpaper Co Willard Dairy Corp.

Elizabeth Steinke S. Linwood Ave Norwalk Wilmington Del Bache, Furey and Myers The Card and Gift Shop Citizens National Bank Johnson Jewelers May Ideal Appliance Center Model Cleaners Wilkinson Paint and Wallpaper Co Willard Dairy Corp

State Patrolman Laughlin Leaves Norwalk for New Philadelphia Post

Corporal Kenneth Laughlin of the Norwalk State Patrol post leaves after five years here and will begin a tour at the New Philadelphia post next week. He, 45, plans to return to southeastern Ohio where he and his wife Marjorie reside with their four children. He will mark 18 years with the State Patrol in October.

Kenneth Laughlin Norwalk State Patrol Laughlin Philadelphia Ohio Marjorie Fulton St Monroeville Nina Maire Karen Lynn William James Stephen Wayne

Area Man Heads Osteopaths In Ohio

Dr. Robert J. Kramer of Sandusky will be inaugurated tonight as president of the Ohio Osteopathic Association after being elected at the convention’s opening session. Dr. Wesley B. Larsen of Chicago outlined plans as AOA president. The House of Delegates approved a drive to raise 35000 for the Michigan College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery at Pontiac and to boost voter registration in Ohio for the November election.

Columbus API Robert J. Kramer Sandusky Ohio Osteopathic Association Wesley B. Larsen Chicago American Osteopathic

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