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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
2
David H. Harpst of Huron reported his car stolen from a street meter at 513 N Linwood Ave around noon Friday. He left the keys in the vehicle. The car was recovered less than two hours later.
John William Kiser 44 of 44 Rosedale Blvd Norwalk died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a brief illness attributed to a heart attack He was a pension fund manager for Iron Workers Union Local 17 in Cleveland state secretary of the Knights of Columbus and a WWII veteran He leaves a widow four sons a daughter a niece his mother and father The funeral is set for St Pauls Catholic Church with rosaries tonight and a Mass Tuesday at 10:30 AM burial in the parish cemetery
Norwalk anti-poverty group will review neighborhood center services at 7:30 p.m. July 13 in the Recreation Center. Rev. George Hayduk says the session will shape program plans while Stanton Taylor seeks a nominating report for upcoming officer elections and Emerson E. Cole urges members to elect two Erie Huron Counties directors.
Mrs. Robert Barker reported her car stolen from the W T Grant Co rear parking lot at 1 53 p m. Her daughter had left the keys in the vehicle. The car was recovered at 2 20 p m in a city parking lot.
Police warn city officials of a dangerous drop-off behind 35 and 37 W Seminary after a shed blew down in the night. Rubble rests at a sheer drop to West Street, posing risk to nearby children. Property owner is Donald Eisler of New Brighton, Pennsylvania.
Greenwich Mayor Donald Kochis outlines progress toward specifications for a new pumper for the jointly owned Greenwich Fire Department. He toured area departments with Fire Board members and said the day was educational and will speed up writing the specs.
The notice lists carrier and mail subscription rates for Norwalk Milanville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas with carrier delivery 45 cents weekly. Mail subscriptions in Huron and Erie Counties and rural areas without carrier service are 15 dollars per year, elsewhere 23.40 dollars per year, payable in advance.
Clint Harvey 62 died Sunday in Tiffin State Hospital after three days as a patient. He had been unconscious since May 14 at University Hospital Columbus following a shooting at his niece Maude Mae McDonald 36 of Willard. Harvey allegedly shot himself after the killing. He owned Harvey Grocery State Store at 517 Fink St Willard. Funeral Wednesday at Fink Funeral Home with burial in New Haven Cemetery. He left a wife two sons a daughter two brothers two sisters and ten grandchildren.
Robert C. Andreano 40 of 92 N Hester Sr treated for minor injuries after his pickup struck a parked car owned by Violet Brady 95 N Hester St on North Hester Street. Andreano charged with reckless operation by Norwalk police. Moderate damage to both vehicles.
An eight year old New London girl named Mary Ann Hamilton underwent open heart surgery at University Hospital in Cleveland to repair a defective heart valve and a ventricular septal defect. She is listed in grave condition but improving. Blood donors from the Fanny Farmer plant volunteered, with eleven employees giving blood.
Open grave the keynote warned that cigarette smoking causes 15 000 deaths this year. Dr George Pickett Wayne County Health Director urged action as Huron County delegates Mrs John Gathergood Mrs Neel Fauber and Roger Dixon reported on the inter agency council on smoking and health. Their workshop notes will be presented at Fisher Titus Hospital meeting next Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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