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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1964
Page
6
A collection of brief items from the Elk’s Feather Party to church and Legion events. Includes a Turkey dinner fundraiser with a $1 donation, a rummage sale, a hospital patient update, paint vandalism reports, and local police notes including a counterfeit registration arrest and court date.
Virginia A Hutchins 88 of Woodlawn died at Twin Maples Nursing Home. Born June 4 1876 in Collins she was a lifelong Norwalk resident. Survived by children Woodford, Gilbert, Marguerite and others with services at Heuston Funeral Home. Mary W Heydinger 84 of New Washington died at Shelby Memorial Hospital after two weeks. Survived by nine children many grandchildren and great grandchildren with funeral plans pending. Irvin L Woodrum 58 of Kipton died at Allen Hospital Oberlin after three years of ill health. Survived by wife Elizabeth four daughters four sons and three grandchildren with services at Camden Baptist Church. Burial in Camden Cemetery.
A compact roster shows admissions and discharges across Fisher Titus Providence Good Samaritan Sandusky Memorial and New London Hospitals. Entries include Clifford Lenz Louise Worcester Mary Miller Susan White Christine Worblewski Hazel Arnburgy Chester Watson Geneva Deshier Gretchen Hester Cynthia Thomas Charles Stein Ann Keith and others with locations Norwalk Milan Greenwich Wakeman Berlin Heights North Fairfield New London Newton.
Wakeman Volunteer Fire Department converted a 1957 Jeep into a mobile fire truck costing about $900. The four wheel drive vehicle carries 110 gallons of water, 160 feet of hose, and portable pumps. Volunteers completed the build from May to July, turning it over to Township Trustees.
Theodore Timbs admires the trophy display from this summer’s water fight events. Twelve trophies and two special awards are shown. Bill Jackson led the squad with help from Mel Bass Kenny Waldron Gary Jerry Pickett and Glaydon Pickworth.
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