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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
10
Girl Scout Troop 149 held a camp out at 55 Central Blvd the Neels home. Sixteen girls camped from Wednesday night to Friday morning and a Court of Awards Thursday saw seventeen girls earn 87 badges including two Signs of the Arrow and nine Signs of the Star.
Arlie Barnett Willard 56 of 6151/2 Fink St died of a heart attack at home. He was a Hoosier Construction truck driver born in Kentucky and lived in Willard 35 years. Survived by wife Katy six daughters and four sons and many relatives. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Assembly of God Church. Burial New Haven Cemetery.
Maj. John Chandler, an Army helicopter pilot, arrived with his yacht Mahjong in Yarmouth Harbor completing a 31,000 mile voyage.
An item lists $1.15 pricing for broasted chicken on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at Mr Zs Drive In with contact number 668 5331 Also mentions Pizza Shack delivery service open evenings and phone 668 8654 A speeding charge case for John D Rogers 23 of Newton to appear in Mayor s Court Thursday night Police report a missing money theft of 40 50 dollars investigated by police Two railroad crossings were blocked a Norfolk and Western train stalled at 5 58 am Newton Benedict crossings opened at 6 26 am
John N. Woodruff to appear in Mayor's Court on a speeding charge. City police cited Edward E. Nolan for drifting over a yellow line. Hospital admissions list includes Mary Branscom and others. discharges include Herbert Keeble and Jeannie Jackson. Red Cross annual meeting set for Wednesday evening. Livestock and cattle market reports from Cleveland included.
An ad promotion encourages readers to use Want Ads to rent, sell, or hire items and services with a call to action to dial 662-4241 for an ad writer.
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