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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1966

Page

9

Community notices and upcoming sales in town

Quickies Milafi Mothers Club hosts Spring and Summer clothing sale at Town Hall March 21 to 26 hours 9 to 8 30 weekdays 9 to 12 Saturday new rule no layaways. Regular fish fry dinners at the 20 601 Bar Thursdays Fridays. Norbert S Wagner Jr found guilty of speeding in Mayors Court fined 15 dollars and costs with 10 dollar suspended and summoned to view traffic safety film April 12. Valley Beach Parks season memberships available at Don Bauer residence opening May 30 open Sundays 10 am to 6 pm. Woodlawn Cemetery lot owners notice spring cleanup starts March 14 wreaths may be saved. artificial flowers not removed. Superintendent Bebout acknowledges. Local business notes and address updates included.

Milafi Mothers Club Town Hall Norbert S. Wagner, Jr E. Main St Harold E. Finch Wagner Woodlawn Cemetery Bebout

Obituaries for Carl E. Reed and Warren P Pickett

Carl E. Reed, 85, of North Fairfield died Thursday at Sandusky Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born Oct 9 1880 in Attica, he lived in North Fairfield 20 years after moving from Hutchinson Kansas. World traveler, Spanish American War and Navy veteran, Norwalk VFW member. Survived by niece Margaret Baker and nephew Wilbert Reed. burial Fitchville Cemetery. Services Monday at Heaston-Hile Funeral Home. Warren Pickett L., 96, of Palo Alto California died March 3. born and raised in Norwalk.

Cabl E Reed Carl E. Reed Main Street North Fairfield Sandusky Memorial Hospital Attica Hutchinson Reed U.S. Navy

Hospitals Admissions and Discharges Struck at Fisher-Titus and Willard

A list of recent admissions and discharges at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and Willard Municipal Hospital. Patients named include Bertha Geren, Penelope Ruppert, Harry Bixy, Katherine Landoll, Karry Rosa, Sherry Jackson, Pamela Gibson, and others with multiple addresses such as Monroeville Bellevue Norwalk New London and Greenwich. Discharges include Bernadette Bell Margerie Minnick Marie LeBeau and Virginia Amburgy among names from Norwalk Monroeville and Willard.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Bertha Geren Monroeville Penelope Ruppert Bellevue Harry Bixy Route 250 Katherine Landoll State Karry Rosa Collins Sherry Jackson Wellington Pamela Gibson R.D Esther’ Buckley Oberlin Robert Grell Bank Howard Wilde II Tucker Gladyn Lewis Cleveland William Armebrecht Castalia Bernadette Bell Margerie Minnick Marie LeBeau Norwalk Virginia VanKamp New London Michael Krysik Wakeman Elsie Ramsey Greenwich Ethel Cramer Patricia Sparks

Berlin Milan Board Chooses Architect For New High School

Berlin Heights Milan Board of Education votes to hire Marr Knapp and Crawfis of New Philadelphia and Mansfield for a new high school. Members toured seven districts October through January and met March 2 to finalize the choice. Eleanor G Hine resigns as Milan library executive secretary effective March 18. Karl Hamm BEQUEATHS 1000 to library fund via board trusteeship. Band Boosters seek bus transport for festival participants. nonparticipants not eligible.

Berlin Heights Berlin- Milan Milan Karl Hamm Hazel Hamm South Central High School

Market Report Mixed Gains Across Livestock and Grains

Hog prices dip 25 cents with 1 2 weights at 24 25 to 24 75. cattle steady with steers 28 30 to 50 and heifers 24 to 27. calves 25. sheep and lambs steady with lambs 26 to 28 and ewes 8 to 9. grains show wheat around 0 and oats at 5. soybeans near 10. Strong variety in commodity prices across cattle hogs and sheep.

Willard Memorial Library concert funds to remodel basement

The Vienna Boys Choir concert in January, sponsored by the Rotary Club, raised 3188 dollars. Treasurer Donald C. Myers notes the net profit from the event will fund remodeling the Willard Memorial Library basement.

Willard Vienna Boys Choir Donald C. Myers Rotary Club Willard Memorial Library

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