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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
2
Local adoptive parent argues stigma should target parents not children. Salvation Army Captain Raymond Hall links youth uncertainty to rising illegitimate births. Clergy, social workers, and officials urge home moral instruction reinforced by church and schools, plus supervised recreation and sex education.
Baybridge patrols report a Bellevue man injured in a one car crash near Route 4 and three others hurt in a four car collision on Route 2 north of Huron County. Ed die Walters, 19, Akron, and Richard Hencye, 24, Mansfield, were among those cited for traffic violations. A separate chase for John Holbrook, 19, Willard, ends with citations for no license and unsafe operation after a multi‑car wreck on Route 298. Other incidents include arrests for failure to stop, improper passing, speeding, and driving without a license.
The Huron County Board of Elections documents show 391 dollars and 68 cents spent by candidates and committees in the primary. Only Sheriff candidate John Borgia reported an expenditure of 14.55 plus a 115 contribution to his committee, while committee expenses include John Glenn for Senate 36.94 New London Local School District 61 Democratic Central and Executive Committee 16.89 and Willard Citizens for School Committee 147.30.
Obituaries note graveside rites for Lawrence W. Anderson 66 of Capistrano California died December 1963 with service at Woodlawn Cemetery officiated by Rev T G S Whitney. Catherine Cattanach Cahill of 81 W Main St Norwalk dies after 23 years here with services at McGinty Funeral Home. Fred I. Perkins 75 of Bailey Trailer Court New London dies at home. Multiple survivors listed. services scheduled. burial at Hartland Ridge Cemetery. Coroner cites personal safety related gunshot death.
Charles Davis of Chicago Heights Illinois was cited by Monroeville Police for failure to stop in an assured clear distance after his tractor trailer struck the rear of a second rig on Route 20 this morning.
A special Monroeville Home Association meeting is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph's social center to decide on starting construction of a new Knights of Columbus Home this year. The building committee will present plans, costs, financing, and finances for discussion.
National Guard unit Company A conducted a two day drill featuring a 10 mile march to Norwalk Airport and three river crossings under simulated combat. Lt. Bischoff led a night withdrawal exercise and pre camp physicals followed by a return hike and river crossings. A Monday drill is scheduled for June 29.
Hospital admission and discharge notices list names and addresses for patients expected to be admitted or discharged, including Hobart Waite Barbara Huffman Edith McCarter Michael Weidinger Saredia Johnson Catherine Stein August Lombardi Seldon Craft Nathan Myers New London Dorothy Wilde Margaret Hodges Berlin Heights and discharges for Wayne Emmons Janet Hinckley Mildred Greenwald Karen Garrett Margaret Brown Laurel Rowed Thomas Gahagan Ann Gahagan Joel Nickols Kathleen Ward Robert Alt Sandra Garner Ruth McCrillis Roger Thurman Howard O Dell Patricia Long Willard Blanche Perry Carole Walker Dorothy Walker George Francis Mary Mack Donald Shinsky Mary Jane Gerber Calvin Coy.
Quickies note the Firelands Coin Club gathering at 8 p.m. at the American Legion home Lovers Lane mini golf venue. Francis H. Newyear of Lorain jailed in Huron County Jail for contempt of court after a recent release on a disturbing the peace charge. D of I Garden Party set for Wednesday June 24 at 4 p.m. 19 W Elm Carry-out available. Call 668-6431.
Livestock markets show hogs up 25 cents with various weight class ranges for U S No 1 through No 2-3. Cattle trends steady to 50 cents higher with primes at 24-25 and others listed. Calves and sheep and lambs also steady or higher with specified price bands for multiple grades and weights.
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