Boy’s graduation note reaches White House
Michael Penrod son of Monroe and Mrs. Van Wagner of 22 Williams St Norwalk sent an announcement of his Norwalk High School graduation to President Lyndon B. Johnson at the White House. Ten days later Lady Bird Johnson signed a congratulatory card noting the presidents warm wishes.
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Michael Penrod
Monroe van Wagner
Williams St
Norwalk High School
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Mike
Lady Bird Johnson
Child Dies After Heart Operation In Cleveland
A two year old Norwalk boy died after open heart surgery at St. Vincent's Charity Hospital in Cleveland. Funeral services for Scott Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilson of Norwalk, will be held Thursday at Kubach Smith Funeral Home with Rev. P J Garcia officiating. Burial is in Woodlawn Cemetery. The child survived by three sisters, a brother, a half sister, grandmother, and other relatives.
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Norwalk
Cleveland
Scott Wilson
Raymond Wilson
Scottwood Ave
St. Vincent’s
Kubach = Smith Funeral Home
P.J. Garcia
Woodlawn Cemetery
Former NL Man Killed in California Auto Crash
Vick, 54, a former New London resident, was killed Saturday in a Los Angeles automobile accident. Survived by wife Bernice three California children mother Rosa Walker of Painesville and Moody of Mansfield. Calling hours Wednesday with funeral Thursday at Fitch Funeral Home. Military services and burial at Grove Street Cemetery.
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Wyomah
Vick
Los Angeles
Calif
Bernice
California
Rosa Walker
Painesville
Moody
Mansfield
Fitch Feneral
Grove Street Cemetery
Willard School Board Protests Whisler Drive Cost
Willard Board of Education votes to protest the Equalization Assessment Board ruling that the schools pay 90 percent of Whisler Drive costs. If upheld the total school assessment for Whisler Drive and Main Street would reach 35000. The district also hires Edwin Steinmetz as principal of New Haven and Richmond Schools and approves eight teacher hires.
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Willard
Board of Education
Willard City
Equalization Assessment Board
Whisler Drive
Council
Myrtle Avenue
Main Street
Edwin Steinmetz
New Haven
Richmond
Stranger stops Wakeman trucks in power outage meeting
Wakeman village council met by flashlight to hear Mayor Paul Burns report of an unidentified man driving a red truck who stops trucks and scolds drivers for speeding. The man is unaffiliated with the village and not authorized to halt traffic, prompting complaints from trucking firms.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Village
Paul Burns
Burns
Wesley Byron
Oasis
Department of
Wakeman Township
Five Mishaps Reported in Norwalk Weather
Police logged five accidents Monday and this morning. two linked to the heavy storm. Charles Dicus, 73, cited for failure to stop after rear ending a city pickup. Roger Thurman reported damage while rushing in rain to wash. William Reffitt, 25, cited for no license after collision with Lawrence Rossman. Wanda Smith and Rex Mairs had a minor collision at West Main and Benedict. Arnett and Fordham collided at Townsend and East Main.
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Norwalk
Charles R. Dicus
Main St
E. League St
Roger Thurman
St. Mary’s Street
William Reffitt
Woodlawn Ave
Lawrence J. Rossman
Rossman
Milan Avenue
Wanda E. Smith
Cleveland
Rex L. Mairs
Wooster
West Main
Benedict
Avenue
Robert Arnett
Collins
Robert E. Fordham
Montpelier
Townsend Avenue
East Main Street
Norwalk Reflector Catalogs Rates and Distribution Areas
The Norwalk Reflector promotes its daily publication with UPI News Service and Ohio press associations. It lists subscription terms by carrier and mail, covering Norwalk and surrounding towns with 45 cents weekly, 15 dollars yearly in Huron and Erie counties, 23.40 yearly elsewhere in the U.S.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Onroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Craftbase official defends drive in market amid playground concerns
James A. Chiara attorney for Craftbase argues state law restricts sales to under 21 and permit rules limit on site consumption. He shows drive in operation plans focusing on milk bread and deli items, saying minimal contact with children and alignment with public safety. Community leader Rev Lunney warns about environment for kids but Chiara promises legitimate business and requests notification of missteps. Mrs Bollenbach Er expresses worry but steps back as testimony is limited to specified groups.
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James A. Chiara
Craftbase
Chiara
David Lunney
Calvary Baptist Church
Western Reserve approves teacher contract and bus drivers
The Western Reserve school district board offers a social studies position to Sharon Feyedelem of Berlin Heights at a salary of 4850 dollars. It names bus drivers for the summer reading program and notes EHOVE costs of 1029 dollars to January. The budget hearing is set for 8 p.m. July 6.
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