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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
12
Grain prices reported for Chicago on Thursday June 21 1973 show open high low and close figures for both Livestock and Grain sectors with season opening and change notes indicating market movement. The brief lists daily price ranges emphasizing market activity and trend indicators.
A concrete block was thrown through a window at Giles Floor Covering 10 S Prospect St. police say the block came from a nearby construction site and was found inside the store. A crime note from Norwalk reports the incident and location.
Albert F. Schug a prominent fur and wool dealer and former Monroeville official died at his home. He served on the village council and school board and led the Ohio Fur Dealers Association. He leaves a widow Mary Simmons eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Drake Funeral Home with Masonic services and Riverside Cemetery burial. Memorials to Congregational Community United Church of Christ building fund.
Lawrence Parks 44 died after leaping into the Mississippi River to rescue his wife Veriita 30 who fell in. Parks pushed her to shore but was caught in an undertow. Local notices list swimming lessons Elks Club pool parties and a July 4 ticket drawing with Lion members selling tickets. Also advertised are travel trailers, tires, septic tanks, and sewer cleaning services.
The first summer 4-H meeting was hosted by John Lindenberger with members urged to finish project books soon. A bake sale set for June 30 aims to fund a field trip. Demonstrations were led by Don Lindenberger and Kevin Ruffing. next gathering at Gordon Smith’s home on June 26.
Sohio announces Lima refinery back to full operation on June 3 and lifts May allocation as of June 20. Most stations resume normal daily hours and Sunday openings from June 24, with fuel supplies restored to preallocation levels plus growth. A few dealer stations may run dry late June due to prior sales limits.
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