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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
2
Milan Village Council proposed a 1965 general fund of 41 642 an overall 1965 expenditures 240 600 up from 205 000 with higher electric light costs. Public hearing set for June 30 7 30 p m adoption planned July 14.
The Rotary Room at the Recreation Center will host arts and crafts sessions taught by Mrs Elizabeth Vattrorella for summer recreation. Sessions run Monday through Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. open to boys and girls with materials like art foam sticks tile tin plaster and paper mache. Enrollees may attend before or after swimming lessons.
Four Norwalk Public Library staff members attended Ohio Library Association sub professional workshops in Columbus in June. Two attended the reference session at Capitol University June 3-5 while the others attended the general library work session at Muskingum College June 9-11. Parents are asked to apply for each child in grades 1-6 for a library basement children's department membership card. A Story Hour began June 18 with 40 children listening to Mrs. Harry Newton and will run each Thursday 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Children should use the side entrance.
New London Grange honors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bauer on their 50th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Bauer receives a corsage as members hear a program including songs by Mrs. Jack Hall and Robert Kirkpatrick. The meeting covers membership, state knowledge from Fred Dill, and a piano solo by Sharon Landis. Inspection slated for July 2 with third and fourth degrees Aug 6.
Huron County Humane Society marks its tenth anniversary and observes the American Humane Society fiftieth. The meeting at Columbia Gas Company rooms Norwalk begins at 7 30 p m with Hugh McNamee of Cleveland speaking. Election of officers, reports on sub standard housing, legislation and animal care will be presented.
The St Francis Home for the Aged held its annual luncheon and flower show at Bascom last week drawing 450 to 500 women from eight counties. Mrs Walter Frederick of Willard led the Women's Auxiliary with chairs Mrs Louis Nemeth and Mrs William Carrigan. Proceeds fund home equipment and articles. Special awards included hand blown Mexican glass and German Hummel figurines. Attendees included Mother M Euphrasia Mother Superior and Sisters M Jane and M Celestine.
Kathleen Robson a 13 year old from Willard underwent a nine hour open heart operation last Friday at the National Institutes Research Center Bethesda Md to correct a birth defect. Her mother Mrs Fred Robson and sister Linda aged 12 are with her. She is reported in very satisfactory condition and will stay about three weeks.
Two Huron County delegates were chosen for Buckeye Girls State at Capital University. Joanne Meyer of Jefferson Street was elected city attorney of Kinley in Stebbins County, a Nationalist. Deloris Williams of Roosevelt Road 1 was elected city attorney of Sherman in Stebbins County, a Federalist. The mock two party system governs city, county and state offices as 12 714 delegates begin a session that ends Sunday.
State Fire Marshal Fred Rice appeals to Ohio parents to ban their children from buying or using fireworks. He warns of severe injuries if laws are ignored and notes new enforcement from a 1963 law targeting bootleg sales.
Darrell H. Baldwin of Norwalk joins a 12 member team at Plum Brook Station near Sandusky awarded NASA Group Achievement for the Centaur E Stand project with cash prizes from 50 to 275 dollars. John E. Sholes and Robert C. Didelot, both recognized among 29 employees for sustained superior performance with cash awards up to 425 dollars under the Government Employees Incentive Awards Act.
The northwest district quarterly meeting of the Ohio Hospital Association housekeeping section will be held Thursday at Providence Hospital Sandusky with in service training. Paul McDaniel of Nationwide Insurance will speak, followed by a panel featuring Clayton Dorman Mercy Hospital Tiffin Leonard Iffland St Charles Hospital Toledo and Robert Thames Providence Hospital Sandusky.
Two men with combined ages of 139 years were in a minor vehicle collision on East League Street yesterday at 6:29 p.m. Asa Cooper Warner, 73, of 103 Milan, and Floyd Edward Whitney, 66, of Milan, backed from driveways in opposite directions. No injuries or citations were reported. minor damage to Warner’s car.
Wakeman St Mary Altar and Rosary Society will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Columbia Gas of Ohio offices in Norwalk. Betty Newton will present a program on gourmet and patio party foods and quick cook meals. A brief business meeting will follow. Cars will depart the church parking lot at 7 30.
Liquor Control processes a transfer application from Cam's Tavern Wakeman to Kessler's Tavern Wakeman filed June 15 by Aloysius and Lillian Kessler.
Greenwich North Fairfield hosts a South Central Music Parents Organization ice cream social on Saturday from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Lippert's Lawn with sandwiches pies cake and old fashioned ice cream. rain location is the fire house. The 66 member South Central band will perform at 7 p.m. at the event.
Milan firemen extinguished an electrical fire at Milan Steel last night after a car backed into a gas pump. Damage was confined to the pump as the wiring shorted and sparked the blaze.
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