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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
1
Ohio authorities and the Liquor Control Department pursue a broad campaign against underage drinking. The NORWALK REFLECTOR has studied the issue for two weeks and will publish results in Thursday’s edition.
A dispute between families over a baseball bat led to assault and battery charges against Mrs. Elmer Harris. The incident began when 4 year olds Donald Harris and Tami Rippon argued over a bat at the Rippon home. Harris posted 250 bond after arraignment in Common Pleas Court.
Partly cloudy forenoon then sunny and hot with high around 85 to 90. Tonight is warm with showers possible by Thursday. cooler Thursday afternoon. Norwalk high 88 Tuesday, low 66. Marriage license granted James E. Morrow and Christina M. He drick of Monroeville. Births reported for Lyles, Mingus, and Oliver families. Deaths include Lenore Lars Wiemer, William C. Bremer, Elzina Plough, Harold Vietch.
The Department of Health reports a sharp rise in nuisances with 15 complaints mainly about garbage handling, most from Norwalk. Sanitarian Roger Dixon says violators receive warnings and a second offense leads to a Mayor's Court citation.
A candy laden semitrailer collided with a westbound train on Route 224 in Greenwich. The trailer was demolished and police restricted access as bystanders took candy. Fireman Robert Manzetty was treated for eye injuries. truck driver Ronald C Ingle was unhurt.
Willard city council on first reading placed three ordinances to sell the municipal light plant to Ohio Power Co. for 1,575,000 and to set a special election. Councilmen Gardner and Buzzard opposed all measures citing price and public cost concerns.
Hearings were scheduled today in both chambers on reapportionment plans. The Senate committee listed plans including one by Rep. Frank King and the House committee opened its first hearing on six options. A Democratic fractional representation proposal surfaced in the House as a rival.
Harold W Veitch 48 longtime Bowen Co president and Norwalk civic leader died at home after an extended illness. He served in WWII and led multiple local organizations including Kiwanis Red Cross and United Fund. Survivors include wife Mary Helen daughter Susan son Thomas and others. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. Kubach Smith Funeral Home announced.
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