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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1964
Page
2
An eyewitness diary piece recalls July 1918 action near Soissons during World War I. A runner scouts amid shattered forests and ruined trenches, locating a wounded man and relaying orders as bombardment and danger surround the troops. A plaintive "Kamerad" echoes as the scene shifts toward aid and duty.
New London Grange members plan Booster Night to aid Huron County Retarded Children's school. The Nov. 19 program includes a 7 p.m. pot luck supper and open meeting at the hall. A $50 gift funds equipment for classes and teen center updates include a popcorn machine games and a juke box.
At 10 35 a m Monday at Whittlesey and Spring intersection Robert L Foreman 17 Monroeville failed to yield and lacked an operator license causing a collision with Jeanne L Kramer 47 RD 3. Foreman cited for failure to yield and no operator license. Dorothy J Foreman 24 Bellevue cited for allowing an unlicensed driver. Mrs Clair Greenwald 7 Rose Ave became ill at the scene. Foreman's case sent to Juvenile Court and Mrs Foreman to Mayor's Court Saturday.
County Agent John K. Wells called Norwalk Rotarians to emulate Holiday Lakes now sold and promoted. He cited a county resources survey under way, noting Huron County’s farm loss and population gains, teenage birth rates, and the region’s strong sales and buying power within Northeastern Ohio.
James M. Cheek, 23, of Bellevue, was arrested by the Bellevue Police Department and sentenced in County Court on Monday to 10 days in the Huron County Jail. Raymond P. Fessenden, 25, Woodlawn, reported to city police that someone tried to break into his pickup in lot No. 10 after 11:30 p.m. Monday. window was smashed but no entry or items reported missing. police are investigating.
Wakeman appoints Arrie Draft as village councilman to fill Herbert Morris vacancy for the 64-65 term. Helen Bachelder approved as village clerk. two street lights planned on Abbott Street extension at about 2.59 monthly per light. A bid for a new police cruiser is tabled with estimated cost 1800 to 2000 dollars. Welding routines include a six month state sewage discharge permit expiring December 15. A rummage sale is set for Episcopal Parish House November 12 13 14 from 9 to 5. Veterans Day holiday closings listed for Citizens National Bank Huron County Bank Home Savings & Loan. Swableys Fruit Farm offers produce and a clearance sale of Indian corn gourds. Democratic meeting scheduled November 11 at Eagles Hall with side door usage noted.
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