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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
3
Charles L. Frederick founder of the Frederick Machine Shop died at 1 30 a m today at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital He was 87. He established the shop in the city and became a prominent local business figure.
Two Norwalk Furniture executives spoke at the seventh annual CFMA convention in Miami about management methods to align employees with the firm. Ned Gerken outlined fabric testing to select durable upholstery covers following a long illness. Mr. Frederick, 87, lifelong Norwalk resident, died at 48 N. Foster St. He married Bertha Ott in 1905. Survived by two sons Eugene and Clarence, two granddaughters, a great grandson, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday and mass Saturday at St. Paul’s Catholic Church. burial in St. Paul Cemetery.
A 16 year old was cited into Juvenile Court by Norwalk police on Wednesday for shooting a street light at Willard and Sheridan Streets with a BB gun. He was among three youths questioned after reports of three boys firing BB guns inside the city. Monroeville’s new fire truck arrived but is not yet equipped and not in possession.
Willard Rotary Club announces Gordon Shaw as president Mark Brouwer as vice president Robert Hoskin secretary and Donald Myers treasurer Others elected include Charles Moulton Thomas Shelap Roger Whetstone and Willard Fritz Willard Youth Memorial Association reelects John Yacob Andy Bierdeman and Jack Hanson Curtis Moll and Danny Witherspoon named new trustees Election for officers set for Monday April 8 at 7 30 p m at the youth recreation center Myrtle Ave Willard Police to interview for lieutenant April 8 Chief Jack Fryman leads 12 member force Serjeants are Kenneth Danhoff Glenn Seiple and David Lattig Patrolmen listed Dispatchers named Greenwich Matrons Eastern Stars meet April 2 at 8 p m Greenwich Masonic Hall
New London High School hosts National Honor Society tapping ceremonies and certificate awards during a morning event. Eight juniors and one senior, Dino Gon from Santa Fe Argentina, were named as inductees with by law changes allowing his membership. Seniors conducted taps and presented yellow roses to the junior candidates.
Mrs George Beasore hosts a Sunday meeting at 3 p m to discuss possible changes in competition cars for 1968 at the Speedway.
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