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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
1
An elderly narrator recalls finding faith over two pivotal moments, the wartime loss of her son and a daughter’s near fatal illness. She describes prayer lifting burdens, the moment she embraced Christ on Easter Sunday 1950, and her subsequent joy in Bible study and helping others.
Monroeville police investigate a hit and run at the Ohio 99 and U S 20 junction. A dump truck with raised bed可能 struck an overhead stoplight causing $4 000 in wiring damage and a shattered windshield on a Cleveland driver’s semi truck. Robert C Burke, 31, escaped injury as wires dangled over the road. Authorities say a suspect is being pursued and signs were replaced at the intersection.
Considerable sunshine and warmer today with a high of 47 to 56. Clear cool tonight to 28 to 34. Friday mostly sunny and warm. Sunrise 6 26 a m sunset 6 24 p m. Wednesday high 47 low 32. Births list Kenneth Case North Fairfield Earl Eastman Parsons Willis Ramsey Parsons. Deaths Ralph L Harmon 57 Norwalk Margaret Rose Fagan Norwalk J O Smith 76 rural Nova Charles Alexander Hartley 89 Norwalk Harold W Giessler 36 Sandusky.
Vandals broke into the Norwalk High School office tearing mail numerals and fixtures from door frames and walls. They likely left through the west auditorium door with some items missing and no signs of forced entry detected by police.
Earl Showalter a 68 year old merchant nearly blind was robbed by two young men described as Negroes at his grocery and gas station on Wednesday night. They entered at 8 p.m and fled after Mrs Showalter called for help. He is in Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital in fair condition.
The Firelands Area Boy Scout Council east of Birmingham leased 28 acres to Kennedy Oil Co for potential drilling. Drilling began four weeks ago and royalties would fund the reservation. Edward Fanning the council head said the land was given four years ago and leased back.
Charles Alexander Hartley 89 longtime Citizens National Bank director and Presbyterian elder died Wednesday in Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. He lived at 220 East Main Street and was active in First Presbyterian Church earning the nickname Mr Presbyterian. He leaves a sister, four nieces and four nephews with services planned at Kubach Smith Funeral Home Saturday.
A Norwalk man, Steven Renneckar, 20, an Ohio State University law student, was injured when the aluminum catamaran mast struck a 13,000 volt power line off Marathon in the Florida Keys. He lost a foot and is hospitalized at Fisherman’s Hospital in Marathon. his father was hospitalized with a heart attack.
A Norfolk and Western rail accident near the Benedict Avenue crossing damaged a flasher and a power pole, with a derailment hindering traffic. An eastbound empty coal train derailed at 3:56 p.m., the crossing remained blocked until 4:26 a.m., and crews planned track repairs and crane removal of a derailed car as crews worked on a Creston derailment.
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