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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
2
John Dunnigan chair of the Board of Public Affairs urges curtailment of water use in New London. The motion seeks immediate conservation measures and citywide compliance to reduce strain on water resources.
Seventeen living members of the Chicago Junction Willard High School class of 1916 gathered for a golden anniversary reunion at the Delinger residence on Greenwich Road 2. Attending were teachers Mrs Olive Sands and Mrs Otto Landefeld from nearby towns along with members from Barberton Marion Warren Cleveland and Willard, with Hart Smith traveling from Ketchum Idaho.
The Huron County Red Cross celebrated its 50th anniversary at the Fitchville Methodist Church with about 100 volunteers. William Slabodnick stepped down as chairman and praised service while lamenting low contributions. George Ford was elected to succeed him. Helen Lippert received the highest service award for 35 years since joining in 1916. Ten new directors and three one year officers were named.
State Rep Ethel G Swanbeck told the Huron County Red Cross meeting there are two unlicensed nursing homes in her 114th district covering Huron and Erie Counties She recalled the Fitchville fire of 1963 that killed more than 60 people and said she plans action against the facilities.
Classified section highlights big values in home furnishings inviting readers to shop locally. Emphasizes savings and easy access, with hints of featured items and deals available today.
A northside father told police on Wednesday night that a man in a blue car exposed himself to his daughter while she rode a bicycle along Whittlesey Avenue near Washington Street. The vehicle’s make and gear are unknown.
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