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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
4
Norwalk residents receive questionnaires from Services for Aging Inc to identify senior needs in transportation nutrition and in home meal delivery or group dining. The survey covers Medicare forms housing legal aid and recreation while seeking volunteers to support aging residents and programs.
The EHOVE Joint Vocational Board plans a public hearing in April to push toll free service between Milan and Sandusky. Supt. Creighton Christ says the extended area service would save the district about $1,000 yearly. The board also hired seven teachers for adult education and set a 1973-74 calendar with 182 student days and three teacher days.
Army Private First Class David W. Babcock 19 son of Mr and Mrs Richard E Babcock New Haven was named soldier of the month for the 37th transportation group 28th transportation battalion at Mannheim Germany He is a clerk in the battalion headquarters detachment entered the army December 1971 and was last stationed at Ft Jackson South Carolina He is a 1971 graduate of Willard High School New Haven His wife Diane is with him there
An Iowa jail escapee linked to a Florida murder was arrested in Norwalk on Wednesday night. James E. Elley, 22, arrived by bus around 5 p.m. and was detained about four hours later on Jefferson Street. He is held in the Huron County Jail awaiting extradition to Delaware County Iowa.
Bishop Francis E. Kearns of the United Methodist Church will preach at Edison Memorial United Methodist Church in Milan in a 10:30 a.m. worship service celebrating the church renovation. A noon smorgasbord will follow with Bishop and Mrs. Kearns and District Supt. Dr. John Freiling as guests. All members and friends are invited.
The board votes to buy a Burroughs 5000 bookkeeping machine and related programs for about 20000 to help clerks handle increasing accounting requirements. A base radio unit for the truck is approved for 1144 from Sound Systems of Tiffin with a 10 to 12 mile range and will be stationed in the superintendent's office.
Police logged several Saturday incidents. Georgean White backed into Ruth Garner’s car after leaving a space on Milan Avenue. A vehicle became stuck in the Lee Manor median after colliding with a median building. a resident claimed not to drive the car out. A car roared onto a lawn at the Merkel residence on Prospect Street, leaving 125 feet of ruts. New London notes jacket orders for school windbreakers through March 23 for grades 7–12 via James VanSickle and the music parents group.
The Ohio State Building and Construction Trade Council will stage its biennial legislative conference in Columbus in March 1921 with about 300 delegates. Many Ohio legislators are expected to speak at the event.
Classified notice invites readers to place ads with contact number 662-4241 for selling items. Local shop or newspaper section urges residents to advertise goods and services.
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