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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1967
Page
7
Opens at 366 E Main with display of hair services and contact numbers. Correction notes St Pauls Credit Union closing Friday. Crow Lumber Shop offers 4 X 8 knotty birch panels at 6.88. Townsend Volunteer Fire Dept hosts open house March 12 from 1 to 4 pm with equipment on display. Simon Elchert Shop and Park Lounge announce extended openings in Milan.
Hearings set today for three area men booked over the weekend. Melvin Stephens 23 of Bauman Street Mansfield was detained for drunken driving after an accident near Willard. Carl David Swiger 60 of R D 3 New London was arrested for intoxication Sunday. Myles John Delvin 36 of New Haven was also jailed for intoxication.
The Central Plastic Company of Greenwich used a section of the village lagoon farm for dumping not the lagoon as earlier reported. The Greenwich Board of Public Affairs has requested that the dumping of waste plastic on the farm be stopped.
A Milan youth was cited for driving too fast for conditions after his car slid into another on the U S 250 bypass Monday morning. Dennis C. Jaeckin 18 of Milan was northbound behind Thomas J. Dobbins 44 of Cleveland. Neither was injured. both cars damaged.
Norwalk police warned truck driver Darrell E. Goff of Toledo that he would be responsible for any damage to a tree lawn after his semi trailer was parked in front of 195 Milan Ave. He said he believed the area was parking space.
Admission notes show John Lafferty Bellevue Emil Meyer Monroeville Mrs Clarice Albright Monroeville Mrs Cheryl Daulton Bellevue Mrs Marian Lenz RD 3 Norwalk Lawrence Hohler RD 3 Norwalk St Clair Rodgers 12 Adams Discharges include Mrs Margaret Graves Wakeman Ray Forman Wakeman Ernest Hamer Greenwich Jeffrey Bilas Wellington Dale Reep Wakeman Earl Larkins New London Lola OBrien Collins Patricia Burdue Mrs Georgia Barker Swan Harkness Clifford Lake Norwalk James D Hall Norwalk Mrs John Gibb and baby Norwalk Mrs William Nelson and baby Berlin Heights Mrs Boles Laskar Milan Mrs Maurice Welch Wakeman Mrs Jessis Van Wagner Willard.
UPI market notes show hogs easing by 25 cents with 205 to 220 pounds at 19.50 to 20 per head and 260 to 280 at 18 to 18.50. Cattle are steady with prime steers 24.50 to 25.50. calves at 75. Wool lambs and sheep hold steady with choice wool lambs 21.50 to 22.50. Local grain prices list wheat at 1.65, corn 1.30, oats 0.80, beans 22.75.
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