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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1965
Page
7
A collage of small town items lists nurseries, gas and gas station leaks, a lawn mower gasoline fire, a noon lunch drive in ad, traffic stop fines, a vehicle reckless operation charge, a conservation league meeting, Norwalk bypass land purchases, Ridgefield Township parcels, junior high courthouse visits, Frostop drive in calls, a public intoxication plea, nominating petitions filed by Snowden Berger for Monroeville public affairs.
Obituary notices honor Earl Milton Laughlin of Milan a lifelong farmer who died at 79 and Mabel A Webb of Norwalk who died at 81. both services set for Wednesday. Also John Flucsa Jr. of Willard died at 48 from cancer with services planned, and Eleanor Webster of Canton funeral details announced. Dorothy Clifford noted as dying in Southern Rhodesia with local condolences.
A compilation of hospital admissions and discharges from Fisher Titus Providence Good Samaritan and other facilities lists multiple individuals by name and residence. Notable entries include Mrs Brenna McClure of Milan and baby James Pifer of Monroeville among admissions, and Irene Jones of Monroeville and baby girl Barman of Norwalk among discharges. The list also notes discharges at Providence and Good Samaritan, with additional admissions in Wakeman Norwalk and Elyria areas.
UPI wire reports hogs move up about 50 cents with 12 200 220 lb and 240 260 lb ranges. Cattle gain 50 cents with steers mostly 22 to 27, heifers 23 to 25, cows 10 to 16, bulls 14 to 20. Calves 150, lower. prime natives 28 to 30, commercial 20 to 25. Sheep up with lambs 24 to 26. Local market data incomplete with poor OCR.
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