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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1975
Page
6
Local ad lists a special half price sale on soft drinks for Fri Sat Sun June 27 28 29 at Gaslight Drive In Rt 250 south near Fisher Titus Hospital. Also notes drive-in window service and contact phone.
Bicycles found abandoned Wednesday in Norwalk, a 20 inch purple Rapido near Memorial Lake Park and a 24 inch blue bike in front of K H Drug Co as police hold both. Norwalk Moose Lodge hosts a dance tonight with music by The After Dark from 9 to 1. An 18 year old Norwalk woman treated for a drug overdose at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Friday afternoon and moved to Tiffin State Hospital. St Marys Festival Sunday features a chicken BBQ. Wakeman Grange 1399 meets 8:30 p m Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Post of New London age 85 died at Memorial Home Norwalk. Survived by son Charles Bennett Post. Services Monday 2 p.m. Eastman Funeral Home New London burial Grove Street Cemetery. E Paul Lyons 86 Providence grocery era survivor wife Florence son Bryce. Lois Carley 39 New Port Richey formerly Norwalk leukemia. Donald E. Moore 54 Bellevue died Bellevue Hospital five days prior. Services at Wohlever Funeral Home with burial in Bellevue Catholic Cemetery.
A list of admissions and discharges across several Ohio hospitals. Fisher-Titus Norwalk and Willard, Bellevue, Milan, Wakeman, Norwalk, Monroeville, Bay Village, and New London entries note patients admitted such as Dorothy Sams and Robert Bores, with discharges including Russell Edington and Susan Sipple. Also Providence and Good Samaritan facilities report newborn and patient movements.
The change in the Social Security law broadens eligibility for fathers benefits. A spokesman notes the main requirement is the widow must have sufficient work credits, potentially as little as 1.2 years for a young woman.
Transfers cover Edward and Helen Spoerr to Lanny and Carol McLaughlin in Norwalk. Sycamore Hills to Martin Rental Co.. Lee Merrill to Naomi Merrill. Wm and Jean Reiner to Roy and Emaline Meyers in Bellevue and Clarksfield Two. Willis Hicks to Melvin and Mary Mitchell. Asmus Enterprises Inc. to Wm Moffit. Robi and Sheila Cutcher to Clarence Moon. Homer Moore to Donna Moore. Thomas and Lola Kennard et al to N H Estates.
At Bucyrus Auction consignors moved 1863 head with hogs at 700 and cattle at 262. Hogs were up 85 cents with ranges for sows and boars, feeders and calves noted. Cattle saw steers and heifers mostly lower with cows and bulls down about two dollars. calves steady to lower. sheep and lambs dropped about 2.50.
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