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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1972
Page
2
A 27 year old Norwalk woman overdosed on pills Saturday and remained in satisfactory condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. A second overdose was reported Sunday involving a woman on probation from Tiffin State Hospital. She had taken her own painkiller and medication.
Consumer columnist Dick West humorously surveys a supermarket layaway option for beefsteak. He warns about defaults and collateral risks, notes liability insurance costs, and jokes that late fashion may turn a paid steak into an out of style relic while praising steak as a hedge against inflation.
Livestock cattle 700 head with prices 25 to 50 cents lower. Prime 37.75 to 38.50, choice 35.75 to 37.75, good 33.25 to 36.50. Calves 50. Hog market 350 head up 25 to 50 cents. 200-220 lb 27.50 to 28, 220-240 lb 27.25, 240-280 lb 24.25 to 27.25, sows 21 to 22.25.
Wayne W. Martin of Houston Texas died Saturday from injuries in a Wednesday auto crash at 68. He is survived by his widow a daughter a son and six grandchildren. Services and calling hours are set at Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman. Other obituaries note Adeline DiFranco in Berlin Heights and several local residents including Billy Joe Bennette Jr Telford Slanczka Clara G Letts Willard Viola Clawson Mabel Ryerson with funeral details and survivors listed.
Marilyn I. Clouse of rural Norwalk fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to control vehicle. Norman Beidleman of 89 Ontario Street fined 25 dollars and costs for public intoxication. Charles L. West of Milan fined 50 dollars and costs for speeding with 10 day jail term and 25 dollar jail term suspended. Robert Jones of 65 Townsend Avenue fined 22 dollars bond forfeited for speeding. James R. Courtney of 69 East Elm Street fined 300 dollars and costs for drunken driving. Richard J. Swain Jr. of 8 Seminary Street fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding.
Marine Lance Corporal Jay E. Ferris of Monroeville joins 50 000 personnel from Navy Marine Corps Army and Air Force in amphibious landing coordination drill Exotic Dancer Five at Camp Lejeune North Carolina Sgt Rick L Doerner of Milan is at sea in the Western Pacific with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 164 based on Okinawa aboard Seventh Fleet ships
Futures prices for grain in Chicago are listed with open high low and close figures. The report notes changes and season highs and lows for the trading period.
A roster of patient admissions and discharges from Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk and surrounding areas, including John Hite Willard Mrs Berenice Maynard and others, and Sandusky Memorial Hospital admission of Miss Jane Alford in Wakeman. The list names multiple residents of Norwalk Milan Berlin Heights Monroeville Wakeman New London and Maple Heights with status updates.
Terry Matthews was bitten on the big toe by a savage mouse that sprang from a sack in his garden shed. The incident occurred Sunday as he tended his garden, causing him to rethink his hobby.
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