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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1966

Page

2

Woman and Children Injured in Attica Car Crash

An Attica woman Mildred Gooding and her two children Valerie and Danny were treated at Bellevue Hospital after a broadside collision at Routes 113 and 4 near Bellevue. The other vehicle carried Ethel Price of Attica and was not hurt. State Highway Patrol investigates.

Attica Bellevue Hospital Bellevue Jesse Picklesimer North Vernon Ind Mildred Gooding Valerie Danny Ethel Price Harold Cook Cline St U.S. 20 Halfway Road Norwalk Cook Marshall Leiter Mt. Vernon

Berlin Heights Water Found Safe and Ample

Berlin Heights board reports state health tests show all water samples were safe and the reservoir is full with no shortage. Water sales have risen from 219000 gallons five years ago to 635000 in 1965, and plans discuss fairer billing and single large taps with metering for apartments. A new chemical feeder pump was installed and works satisfactorily.

Berlin Heights Berlin Board of Public Affairs State Board of Health Robert Sommerville William Phillips Sommerville

Wife Files A&B Charge Against Husband

Mrs. John Perkins Jr. of 107 State St. charged her husband with assault and battery. Perkins went to the police station Friday afternoon to the warrant. his case was heard at 7 30 p m Friday. Mayor Harold Finch imposed a 25 dollar fine and 30 days in the county jail, with 15 dollars and the jail term suspended.

John Perkins, Jr State St Perkins Harold Finch

Parents New Math Session Is Monday

Norwalk rely on William Ruby an elementary teacher and moderator leads a modern mathematics session for parents on Mondays at 7 30 pm at Norwalk Junior High School The topic Operations and Properties of Whole Numbers draws about 150 attendees per session and welcomes new participants for five more lessons

William Ruby Norwalk Norwalk Junior High School

Deeds and filings surge in Huron County February

Huron County Recorder Jay Thomas reports February activity: 170 real estate deeds, 1 561 dollars in collected fees for the county treasurer. Mortgages 154 recorded with 127 canceled, 163 finance statements filed vs 42 cancellations. Leases and lease assignments 114, two mechanic liens recorded and one canceled. Three federal tax liens filed and three unemployment compensation liens filed.

Huron County Jay Thomas Thomas

Rotary meeting to hear Dr Norman Ross speak

Norwalk Rotary Club will meet at 11 45 a m Monday at the Elks Country Club where local optometrist Dr Norman Ross will give a talk.

Norman Ross Norwalk

Norwalk Teen Makes Bold Chess Ties Across Miles

17 year old Norwalk High senior Eric Butler pursues chess with a distant partner nicknamed Nick, chatting by ham radio with Homer Lawrence on Garden Street. The longest game lasted about 80 moves over a month, as he works a couple hours weekly at the board. He also builds telescopes for a science fair and aims to study astronomy in college, perhaps before the draft.

Eric Butler Norwalk Nick Eric Homer Lawrence Garden Street Homer Norwalk High School

Local teen driving slogan wins contest at Willard

Willard sophomores celebrate a winning traffic slogan Defensive Driving Safe Arriving by a young student Karen Coder looks forward to testing her idea. Western Reserve girls plan a bowling league and FHA meets at South Central in a panel on family relations. TB tests prompt whispers among New London and Western Reserve freshmen and seniors.

Willard Karen Coder Western Reserve FHA South Central New London and Western Reserve

Break-in Cases Solved in Huron County February Report

The Huron County Sheriff's Office reports two break-in cases solved in February. Sheriff John Borgia notes 32 complaints 4 larcenies 212 writs served 15 writs arrests and 45 petit jurors summoned. Jail population 12 meals served 1051. Transportation of prisoners to hospitals workhouse reformatory and penitentiary.

Huron County Sheriff’s Department John Borgia Borgia Huron County

Local business leaders attend Columbus cost accounting seminar

Herbert E. Lawrie William E. Rupp and Gayle G. Stentz of Baltes Leon Riley Excavating return from a three day Ohio State University and Ohio Contractors Association sponsored cost accounting seminar for contractors. William Balduff and Ernestine Dailey of Economy Savings and Loan honored for efforts in Ohio Consumer Loan Association public relations. Fairfielders Farm Bureau meets to discuss driver responsibility. Morrows Foodland owner receives C-2 liquor permit from Ohio Department of Liquor Control for carryout high powered beer and wine.

Herbert E. Lawrie William E. Rupp A.J. Baltes, Inc Gayle G. Stentz Leon Riley Excavating Company Columbus Ohio State University Ohio Contractors Association William S. Balduff Ernestine Dailey The Economy Savings & Loan Co Norwalk Ohio Consumer Loan Association Monroeville Donald E. Morrow Morrows Foodland Prospect St Donald D. Cook Ohio Department of Liquor Control

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