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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1968

Page

2

Fire Truck Involved in Weekend City Accidents

A city fire truck answering a call rear ended Richard Hotchkiss on Main and Benedict. The truck also struck a parked car, while another driver fell asleep on Benedict, hitting meters, a guard rail and a pole. No charges in the last collision. minor damage in another.

Main and Benedict Richard R Hotchkiss Norwalk David M. Caprara St. Mary’s Hotchkiss Whittlesey Nelson J. Hoffman Huron Summit Street Hoffman David J. Culver Eastwood Roman M. Miller Sandusky Corwin David M. Hinckley E. Main Street Daniel R. Bennett Minard Kenneth R. Hinckley Hinckley

Bank Proposes Stock Dividend in Erie County Bank

Erie County Bank directors proposed a ten percent stock dividend on November 18 subject to stockholder approval at a December 9 special meeting and to Ohio superintendent of banks approval. If approved the dividend would be paid December 30 to common stockholders of record December 16. The board also approved a regular quarterly cash dividend of 30 cents per share payable to holders of record December 16.

Milan Erie County Bank Superintendent of Banks of Ohio Board of Directors

Norwalk Park Board Posts December Break and January Return

The Norwalk Park and Recreation Board will not meet in December. Members and staff will attend a Christmas party on December 11 at the Elks Country Club. The next regular board meeting is set for January 8.

Norwalk the Elks Country Club

Five Fined In Mayor's Court Norwalk Saturday

Five persons were fined in Norwalk Mayor's Court Saturday. Claude A. Pocock of Wakeman paid $15 plus costs for speeding. Eldon T. Phillips of Fremont faced $25 costs for reckless operation. Victor D. Jordon of Monroeville owed $50 costs for hit and run. Buckley D. Mcintire of Vermilion had multiple penalties including $50 for reckless operation and $15 for no operator's license. Raymond E. Quillan of Milan paid $15 plus costs for squealing tires.

Norwalk Claude A. Pocock Wakeman Milan

Capital University Chapel Choir Delights Norwalk in Christmas Concert

The Capital University Chapel Choir presented a joyous Christmas program at Norwalk High School with 76 singers under Ellis Emanuel Snyder. Soloists impressed with a memorable soprano performance in A Mother Ponders and a noteworthy Little Drummer Boy encore. The concert honored Dr. Snyder’s forty year mission in sacred music.

Carol Giallombardo Capital University Chapel Norwalk High School Ellis Emanuel Snyder Mother Ponders Richard C. Johnston Snyder Dr. Snyder Drummer Boy

Capital University Choir Director Plans Retirement After 40 Years

Dr. Ellis Snyder founded the Capital University Choir forty years ago and will retire at the end of the current school year while continuing teaching. He will also lead Christ Lutheran Church music in Bexley. The choir has toured Europe and the Orient and performed at Norwalk High School with more concerts in Sandusky and Columbus in the near term.

Ellis Snyder Capital University Choir Norwalk High School Dr. Snyder Capital University Columbus Chicago Musical College Snyder Christ Lutheran Church Bexley Europe Orient

Willard approves conversion of Hook Garage to supermarket

Willard City Council in a special session approved one of two zoning board recommendations to convert the former Hook Garage at Myrtle Avenue and Long Street into a supermarket. The action follows Law Director Robert Thornton’s approval on legality and covers sale to MacLain Grocery Co of Massillon, with plans to buy Lee's Drive-In to convert to a parking lot.

Willard — Willard City Zoning Board of Appeals Wilcox Taylor Law Robert Thornton Thornton Council Hook Myrtle Avenue Long Street Zoning Appeals Board Peter A Wiebe Loyola B

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