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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1970
Page
8
The EHOVE Advanced Education Department offers a 12 week plastics course starting April 2 taught by David Moore of Gould Inc Milan. It covers plastics materials processing mold design and related topics with a $20 fee.
A Norwegian baritone, Harald Tolfsen, will present a sacred music concert at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Norwalk Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Tolfsen accompanies himself on piano and has performed across Europe, Africa, the Americas, on radio and TV, and made recordings. He came to the United States in 1965 after Bible School training. His manager, Mrs Harold Libert of Union City Indiana, describes him as warm, with strong faith and a hopeful humor. A free will offering will be taken.
Lillian Laws 45 of Milan dies after years of illness at Cleveland Clinic survived by husband James L and a daughter Mary Edna. Funeral arrangements at Rawley Funeral Home with services Thursday at 11 a.m. Burial Milan Cemetery. Robert W. Gray 57 of New Haven dies after five month illness in Willard Area Hospital. Trainman for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad since 1941 survived by wife Martha two sons James and Thomas ten grandchildren and brother Harry. Funeral at St. Josephs Plymouth and burial Plymouth Green Lawn Cemetery.
Quickies Easter Dry Cleaning offers $1.39 suits dresses and 2 for $1.39 on trousers skirts or sweaters at Norwalk Laundry 41 Whittlesey Ave. Betty Stark available for Boutique Hair Dressers appointments at 51 Benedict call 663 4612 or 668 9660. 2315 Bronson Norwalk Conservation Club Dance Saturday March 28 10 to 1 with Decker's Red Shirts Orchestra. 24 26 28. Big savings on Buster Crabbe Pools call K H Construction 668 8404. 2411
A heart fund event hosted by Ed Riedy Band at the National Guard Armory from 9 PM to 1 AM on March 28 1970. Hospital admissions list Vera Haynes Janis Poole Mary Bellamy Agnes Radcliff Wilson Piue Annie Hapner Anna Bonner Blanche Stoneham. Discharges include Raymond Mahl Lawrence Edwards John Jump Mary Camardese Mary Huff Naomi Henak. Good Samaritan discharges James Van Sickle Jack Brady William Nottke Sheri Fries.
A compact list of activities for Greenwich with times and venues. Includes Junior Girl Scouts at the Municipal Building, Rotary Club at the Methodist Church, 4-H Saddle Horse club at L Brown Jr home, American Legion Post 280, Greenwich Grange, Boy Scouts at Municipal Building, Basketball Awards at South Central High, Cub Scout Pinewood Derby, Thin Thinkers Tops Club, Township Trustees at Robert Hopkins home, Majorette Baton Class at SC High School.
Willard R. Wells, 52, Wakeman, was cited for failure to stop after rear ending a car being stopped to turn onto Wakeman Townline Road driven by Margaret E. Obrenovich, 39, Collins. Obrenovich reported minor injuries.
Mrs Phillip White named Norwalk chairman of the Citizens For Moyer campaign committee. Edward R Moyer as Republican candidate for the Ohio House of Representatives from the 14th District. Also named were Eric Zehner Bellevue chairman Mrs Claude Moyer Greater Sandusky chairman Mrs Hugo Koch Sandusky women’s division chair James Kreglow Bellevue finance chairman. Norwalk firemen responded to 34 Cortland St after children started a fire in a storage shed. No injuries or damage reported occupant Hubert Williams. John A Altomare 54 Lorain pleaded guilty to non support sentenced to six months Toledo Workhouse suspended and five years probation. Two Sandusky men fined 200 and costs for giving beer to minors Bobby A Lewis 27 Carl Root 33 in Juvenile Court.
UPI reports police monitored a Rome apartment for days before a Monday raid. Three women were arrested on prostitution charges after police said the women used green and red lights to signal visitors and refusals.
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