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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1973
Page
6
Local items include a May theater show Flapper s Folly at Milan Town Hall, a Mother Daughter banquet May 14, pickup of papers May 12, and Valley Beach Park opening May 26. Also services offered by Miller Builder, carpet cleaning, septic tanks, travel ads, and a dog bite hospital report, with multiple phone numbers and dates.
The Norwalk Planning Commission will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to consider two rezonings, dedication of Eastwood Park Village Subdivision Five, vacation of an alley at Williams Street and Spine Court, and a city wide sidewalk repair phase. one zoning involves 80 E Seminary St for a beauty shop, another at 251 W Main St to allow more apartments amid a boundary dispute with the Catholic Diocese of Toledo.
National Hospital Week observance includes a Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital patio party for patients and guests from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday. The event promotes hospital contributions to health care with the theme Your Hospital a changing community Your health our common concern.
William H. Fazenbaker of Monroeville fined 30 dollars plus costs for speeding. Christine Cheek of Mansfield receives 22 dollar bond forfeiture for speeding. Norma J. Hoyt of rural Norwalk and Paul E. Reed of rural Polk both forfeit bonds of 17 dollars for speeding.
Erie Bank announced Edward G. Cooke was promoted to vice president and cashier and David G. Michaux was elected assistant vice president and Milan office manager. Cooke, 44, began at Farmers State Bank and is a Milan civic leader, serving as Rotary Club president and Milan Chamber of Commerce director. The Cookes live at 51 Edison Drive with their three sons.
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