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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1966

Page

2

Willard Church Votes To Build TwoStory Education Addition

Trinity Lutheran church members approve a two story addition to the education unit by a 137 to 40 vote. Estimated cost is $95,000 for the structure, about $100,000 with furnishings, to accommodate growth in membership and Sunday school. The project follows earlier expansions including a 1957 annex cost of $56,000 and a 1950 parsonage at $25,000. The construction is expected to start this summer with Ellis Klingelsmith as building chair and Thurman Peabody as architect.

Willard Trinity Lutheran Church Central Lutheran Church Myrtle Avenue Ellis Klingelsmith Counccil Thurman Peabody of Norwalk Warren Willke

Salvation Army Dinner Speaker Set at Annual Meeting

H. S. Knickerbocker of the Youngstown Citadel will speak at the Salvation Army annual meeting Wednesday at the American Legion Hall. The public is invited as the organization presents its annual report and credits Norwalk and Huron County residents for much of its work. Tickets are available from board members or at the Citadel.

H. S. Knickerbocker Youngstown Citadel Salvation Army American Legion Hall Norwalk Huron County Dennis Blanchard Citadel

Fitchville Post To Host Legion Meeting in Fitchville

The Huron County Council of the American Legion will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday evening with Fitchville Memorial Post at 8 p.m. in the Fitchville American Legion Home on U.S. Route 250. The Fitchville Post will present the program.

Monroeville Huron County Council of the American Legion Fitchville

Double Trouble for NF Driver

Dolly Gene Miller a 23 year old North Fairfield man recently purchased a 1956 Pontiac saw fire coming through the gas pedal while driving north on Route 61 near St Mary's Cemetery north of Norwalk. He pulled off the road and flames appeared under the hood. Norwalk Fire Department put out the blaze causing moderate damage. State Highway Patrolmen arrested Miller for failure to display license plates.

North Fairfield Dolly Gene Miller St. Mary’s Cemetery Norwalk Miller

Monroeville High Announces 1966 Closing Events

Monroeville High School released dates for the class of 1966 closing events led by Superintendent J Creighton Christ. The National Honor Society will host a scholarship program and dessert June 7 at 7 30 p m with about 30 students and parents attending. Four $25 prizes will honor top progress in English mathematics and science foreign languages and social studies. Arthur L Paddock Jr will speak on The Bone Structure of Success. An Awards Day assembly is set for 2 p m Friday in the gym. Baccalaureate is Sunday evening in the gym with Rev Norman L Litzner delivering the sermon. Memorial Day holiday Monday May 30 dismisses classes. Senior exams are June 1 2 with others June 2 3 and report cards June 7. Commencement is Saturday June 4 with speeches by Pamela Fitch Dennis Miller and Mary Wilhelm.

Monroeville Monroeville High School J. Creighton Christ National Honor Society Agnes S. Paddock Farmers & Citizens Banking Company Knights of Columbus Kiwanis Club Arthur L. Paddock, Jr Monroeville Spectator Norman L. Litzner Trinity Lutheran Church Pamela Fitch Dennis Miller Mary Wilhelm Juanita Leiby

Weekend area accidents injure eleven in State Patrol report

Eleven people were injured in weekend traffic crashes investigated by State Highway Patrol posts. Notable incidents include a two car collision near Willard injuring David Metcalf and Floyd Washington, a Route 13 224 collision injuring Mrs. Alice Rawls Eva Kent and Joann King, and a Norwalk area tree crash involving Thomas Loyer. Gerald Mason and James Elliott faced citations.

State Highway Patrol Willard Willard Hospital Townline Road David Metcalf Metcalf Floyd Washington Herman Slone Slone River Road Greenwich Alice Rawls Mansfield Gorman Lynch Akron Rawls Eva Kent Joann King Freda Fox Cuyahoga Falls Thomas W. Loyer Collins Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Vine and DeRussey Roads Norwalk Ohio Turnpike Norwalk- Sandusky Gerald Mason Inkster Mich Thomas L. Austin Olmstead Lake Austin Kenneth James Elliott Chapel Road Elliott

Principles for success drive Porter Ford in Milan ad

A historical style ad promotes hard work and integrity as keys to success and links them to Porter Ford Co. in Milan. It touts excellent valves in used cars, urging readers to see the benefits of conscientious service and long-run savings at Route 250 Bypass.

Porter Ford CO Route 250 Milan

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