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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
2
The EHOVE Chapter of the Ohio Office Education Association elects officers: Randy Schwab Perkins as president, Tammi Meyers Perkins as vice president, Judy Keller Margaretta as secretary, Nancy Moore New London as treasurer, and Debi Jones Milan as parliamentarian.
A Norwalk Reflector classified ad invites readers to post or respond to job listings. The notice emphasizes finding suitable work opportunities and connects job seekers with potential employers through the local paper.
Abe Feldman of East Orange reports a clearance rack full of dresses while mothers and daughters swing toward jeans and pantsuits. Industry leaders cite a shift to casual wear and wide acceptance of pants in schools, with a possible comeback for dresses later this year.
Lawrence D. Robinson requests a legal extension to allow court appointed lawyers Roger D. Paul and John E. Meyers to fully investigate the April 1973 death of Alice White Womack and interview witnesses. Judge Robert W. Smith set noon next Tuesday for a hearing on the motion.
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reports a third weekly drop in the number of unemployed Ohioans for one week or more, indicating improving labor conditions as the state records fewer jobless claims.
Memorial services begin Monday with a 7:45 a.m. visit to cemeteries by American Legion members. A 9 a.m. parade from Monroeville High School to Broad and Prospect streets includes veterans, scouts, and local officials. A 9:30 a.m. park celebration offers ice cream, prizes, and an address by Rev. Milton H. Schramm.
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