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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1975
Page
2
The Norwalk Jaycees host a 4th of July celebration at Huron County Fairgrounds with a parade by Lions, rodeo shows at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, sky jump, ball drop, concessions, midway games, and a special Sunday group rate.
Norfolk and Western Railroad calls for volunteers to clean its right of way in Norwalk on July 1. Helpers will work on tracks between North West Street and Linwood Bridge. employees will join in collecting trash and bottles. Report to 65 N. Pleasant St at 9 a.m. for a sponsored cleanup with refreshments.
Kurt Heyman of rural Norwalk joins 32 students from Big Ten universities on a farming tour of Europe. A sophomore agronomy major at Ohio State University, he travels through Russia Poland East Germany France Switzerland and Sweden to study agriculture and culture. He is a 1973 Monroeville High School graduate and former Northside 4-H Club member.
Two area residents were elected to the American Heart Association Northeast Ohio Affiliate Board of Trustees. Noel S. Cowling, R N, of Willard will serve two years as trustee. Morgan Jones of Norwalk will serve one year as curator of the Milan Historical Society. Dr. Russell R. Fisher faces ongoing suits. one suit was dismissed, another pending. he is now chief of surgery at a Rockford Illinois clinic. Gallo's Tavern in Willard received a longer liquor permit to serve liquor, beer, and wine. Riverside Tavern Wakeman faces license suspension July 5 for delinquent sales tax. A Norwalk man, Malcolm Lane, 18, filed charges against James Arnett for assault. Dennis Witter, 70, was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle accident. LOOKING FOR A HOME Read The Classifieds
Huron County education figure Sewell Cameron will retire Aug 20 after building Christie Lane School from two rooms in 1968 to a 128-student, 32-staff program. Board chair Ralph Smith cited his remarkable work and the board seeks a replacement by July.
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Mrs. Bessie Spencer Mrs. Zetta Dickinson Arthur Grine Dennis Witter and others in Norwalk Huron Monroeville Milan New London and more Discharges include Frank Lawrence Luella Nicolls Raquel Rios Robin Welch Melody Hipp and son Bernice Koch Orianna Post Marjorie Ryerson Robert Cleary Avan Ezell Bonnie Sellers Leona Davis plus Joyce Mellett Providence Hospital Also Sandusky admissions Elcie Skiver Clinton Lewis Gretchen Karnes Alvena Piper and discharges Mrs James Finley Jr and baby Mrs Donald Abbey Good Samaritan Hospital records James Flood Norwalk Hire Norwalk.
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