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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1966
Page
3
Clara M. Carroll of 1 Welton Ave reported an attempted breaking and entering at Townsend Ave early this morning. She woke to a tall young male at the window near her bed and told police she heard the window raise.
A young man fled west on Townsend Avenue after attempting to enter a residence. Police found he had removed the storm window and raised the bottom part but not enough to gain entry.
Greenwich man Bernard E. Hite Jr., 22, cited by Norwalk police for driving without an operators license, fined 20 dollars and costs in Norwalk Mayor's Court. He faced related charges from Hu ron County prosecutors alleging use of a fictitious name to obtain an auto title and false information to register a vehicle. Bond set at 1,000 dollars on each charge.
Livestock report shows hogs steady with 200 to 280 lb ranges from 22.75 to 25.50 per cwt and sows 14.75 to 18. Cattle steady with choice steers 26 to 27.50, good to choice 24 to 26, cows 15 to 21, calves 100 steady. Prime natives 30 to 36, spring lambs 27 to 28, woolly notes on grains and soybeans nearby.
Edith Fule ton of Collins is hospitalized at Good Samaritan in Sandusky for major surgery in Room 305. Police report unlocked doors at Castle Printing and Cliff's Cycle Shop after patrols found them during late Tuesday night into this morning.
The notice lists multiple admissions and discharges from Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and New London Hospital Notes. Names include baby Vickie Nestor visited Wakeman and discharges such as Richard Tullis and June Smith from Norwalk, plus George Meade of Wakeman.
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