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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1968

Page

3

Greenwich Village Hears Fire Station Site Talk and Plans

Greenwich officials debated site options for a new fire station to be built between the Municipal Building and Foster Frozen Foods on Main Street. Alternate proposals were requested as bids await confirmation of the build site. The meeting covered a new fire truck delivery window, telephones, gas masks, and a volunteer appointment.

Greenwich Greenwich Municipal Foster Frozen Foods Main Street Gordon Albert Albert Kenneth Fishbaugh Cleo Westbrook Fire Board Kochis Clair King Richard McKenzie King

Sandusky Toastmaster Top Speaker at Area Contest

James Kleinschmidt a Sandusky chemical engineer won the Area Toastmasters Speech Contest at the Italian Gardens Sandusky. He will represent the area in the district contest April 6 in Milan. Runner up was J Ed Uland Lorain Chamber of Commerce executive secretary with Three Rs Of Work and third was Jack Brown The Reflector managing editor with Your Richest Legacy.

Sandusky James Kleinschmidt Kleinschmidt Clevite Milan J. Ed Uland Lorain Chamber of Commerce Elyria Toastmasters Club Jack Brown The Reflector

Geriatric Center expands with 41 more beds in Mansfield

The Geriatric Center of Mansfield Memorial Homes adds 41 beds to serve Huron County with convalescent and rehabilitation care. Mrs. Caroline S. Ford of Norwalk leads home services at the center. The report notes judges and education programs in the area, plus water development talks in New London and a water line tap for Ohio Body Mfg. Co. next week.

Mansfield Memorial Homes Huron County Caroline S. Ford Norwalk New London Board of Public Affairs BPA Northwest Ohio Department of Water Development Columbus Eugene Rush Walter Hite Robert Thornton John Marquis Ohio Mfg., Co Water Department

Hospitals Admit and Discharge List at Fisher Titus

Admissions include Hans Lambold 31 Welton Myron Rospert Norwalk Franklin Trotter Norwalk Jody Code Luppi 414 Fruen Robert Ruckman New London Martha Rohrbacher Clyde Delores Woodruff Bellevue Discharges list IG Mills Oberlin Kenneth Parimore New London Violet Wagner Collins Sarah Skilli corn New London Barbara Maerkisch Norwalk Sonia Gregor Norwalk Good Samaritan Hospital reports discharge of Mrs Walter Nichols Willard.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Hans Lambold Welton Myron Rospert Norwalk Franklin Trotter Jody Codeluppi Fruen Robert Ruckman New London Martha Rohrbacher Clyde Delores Woodruff Bellevue IG. Mills Oberlin Kenneth Parimore Violet Wagner Collins Sarah Skillicorn Barbara Maerkisch Sonia Gregor

Milan Youth Hurt In Crash Near Huron

Michael Cassidy seventeen year old of rural Milan was hospitalized with leg injuries after his car left State Route 13 south of Huron at 11:59 a.m. He was cited for driving left of center. In a separate crash near Greenwich Earl Merchant forty nine from Minnesota driving a semi rear ended Fred Messmore sixty one of Mansfield. Messmore suffered slight injuries and was not treated.

Michael Cassidy Milan Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky Huron Cassidy Highway Patrol Minnesota Willard Hospital U.S. 224 Greenwich Earl Merchant Zimmerman Minn Fred Messmore Mansfield

Greenwich Department Head Quits

Greenwich Board of Public Affairs accepted the resignation of Dave Robertson, superintendent of the municipal water and light department, effective April 1. Robertson, with 30 years at the village, plans to return to Mansfield Telephone Co. Interviews for his successor are being conducted. the post pays $550 per month.

Donald Kochis Greenwich-Ripley Greenwich Greenwich Board of Public Affairs Dave Robertson Municipal Water and Light Department

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Red Cross Larry Wright Woodlawn Larry Korea Michael Scott Michael Feyedelem Vietnam Michael Bacon Chevrolet Sutphen Fire Equipment Co Sandusky Toastmaster Clifford F. Brown Court of Appeals Marion Lime Brown Raymond Younger Celina St. Paul’s Milan Avenue Norwalk High School Walter Nichols Willard Carter ARROW Town & Country Living White Fisher Music Zenith T.V Sunshine T.V. Service Department Norwalk, O Ean Arnold Palmer Kanod W. Main Dan Gurney Bart Starr Pure Oil Mercury Martin Motor Sales, Inc E. Main ST Lincoln
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