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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1965
Page
3
Readable text notes details about a military embarkation, listing unit and serial numbers. The fragment mentions procedure steps and personnel identifiers tied to a naval or army transport, with emphasis on assignment and order of march.
The Reflector lists names and addresses of area service members overseas to receive Christmas cards and packages. Readers may add their relatives by Dec. 10 to send items to Operation Christmas P.O. Box 71 Norwalk Ohio.
Leona Estelle Schmitt aged 81 of 6 Reed Street died Sunday at Shady Lane Nursing Home after months of illness. A Green Springs native who lived mostly in Norwalk area, she worked 26 years for Fisher Norwalk Co and was a switchboard operator at Olena Exchange before retirement. Survived by son Kenneth G. Heberling of Vermilion, three grandchildren, three sisters Mildred Deneen Pearl Beck Wauneta Coy and a brother Barry Francisco, plus preceded by husband George in 1940 and siblings Nina Miller Eunice Arnett Fannie Cleveland. Visiting after 2 p.m. today. service Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Kubach-Smith Funeral Home with Rev. P J Garcia officiating. Burial in Fitchville.
National Guard Company A honors Mr. and Mrs. W D Conway at the Norwalk armory ceremony. Captain Albert J Caprara presents a plaque for Conway’s donation of the armory site and help in acquiring two garages with seven bays to house unit equipment. The garages, formerly Norwalk Parts Co., were slated for demolition along relocated Route 61. Caprara praises the Conways for exceptional support and notes the unit’s top brigade status reflects esprit de corps and pride in facilities.
Over the weekend five crashes occurred around Akron with injuries. Notable incidents include Glen Austin Jr and Michael Austin treated after a turnpike mishap near Norwalk Sandusky, and another on Route 224 near Willard with a truck wheel collision. Damages ranged from moderate to considerable on various roads.
County Prosecutor John Corrigan said he will probe reports that Sheriff James McGettrick's aide John Kocevar held an officer role at Kitchen Reddy Foods, a firm selling to the jail. Kocevar denied being an officer or stockholder, claiming only eight months as secretary in 1963.
A complaint charging a child neglect case was filed by a Norwalk grandfather rather than the father. Both men are named Anthony Wunder, and the detail appeared in Saturday's Reflector.
Police raided a Darien garage apartment Sunday arresting eight youths for narcotics possession including the leading figure in the prior drinking furor. The operation followed a weekend stakeout that yielded a substance believed to be marijuana and involved several prominent adults charged under a liquor to minors rule.
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