22 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1967
Page
1
A Sun day school class at St John’s Episcopal Church in Bethesda Md shares a sincere Thanksgiving prayer. Children thank God for school family food and nature and express a wish to share what they have with others.
Sixth District Court of Appeals denied the state’s request for a new trial over the 69 950 award to the Linders for bypass right of way. The panel found the Common Pleas jury verdict not against the weight of the evidence with no apparent errors.
Clouds and a turn to colder weather with light snow flurries and a low in the 20s. Temperatures ranged 31 to 44 on Tuesday. Marriage license applications list multiple couples from Plymouth to Wakeman, plus births noting a son to Mr and Mrs John Krupp at 30 Pitt Street.
The diary of Seth Jennings records Gibbs Corners in 1817 hosting a four family Thanksgiving with roast turkey venison pork and Indian pudding though no apples molasses wine cider or sugar. The area later grew, Norwalk became county seat, and a supermarket now stands where Jennings home once stood.
State officials weigh opening the Norwalk by pass before year end. Ashland Division Chief Timmer says a conference with engineers is needed to decide. Prime contractor Baltes notes temporary shoulders and ramp work remain. Price Construction crews advance blacktop work subject to above freezing temperatures and dry weather. Signs installation by Whitaker Merrell is required before opening. Final decision rests with the Highway Department.
U.S. troops charged through a cratered battlefield toward a North Vietnamese fortress on Hill 875, with 300 enemy fighters estimated atop the ridge. American losses rose to about 273 dead and 860 wounded, as jets and napalm pounded the fortress and helicopters ferried out the dead.
A Willard woman, Nancy Steinmetz 25 of Liberty Road, died Tuesday afternoon after her Volkswagen skidded on a wet Ohio 61 two miles north of Ohio 194 and was rammed by a northbound 1963 Pontiac driven by John Sanders 21 of Norwalk. Sanders suffered facial cuts but was not treated. The crash, investigated by the Norwalk Post of the Ohio State Patrol, marked the 27th fatal accident in the county this year and the 29th traffic death overall.
Six months behind schedule the Norwalk electric plant expansion runs about 100000 over the 2500000 estimate. City officials cite higher labor costs and strikes as causes while expecting completion in April or May. The project is financed with bonds and electric fund draws with two final contracts approved for Triangle Construction Canton and T O Murphy Oberlin.
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