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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1965
Page
3
Monroeville voters head to polls Tuesday on an 8 mill special levy for district operations. A prior Nov 2 defeat by 25 votes threatens a $90,000 shortfall. Renewal 4.5 mills plus 3.5 mills new funding favored. district cites 16 percent cost rise vs 4 percent income since 1960 with 168 more students. A Citizens Town Meeting is set for Monday at 7:30 p.m.
Police found the Coffee Corner front door unlocked at 12 50 a m on 2 W Main St. Mary Manse College senior Victoria Weisenberger among 12 named in Who's Who in American Colleges. Ohio history children's feature appears in Golden Magazine issue. Jerry Neeland graduates national management course in Silver Spring. Vending machine theft at West End Certified Oil. Sheriff detains Joseph Patrick for public intoxication. County commissioners attend annual Ohio convention in Columbus. Richard Carder jailed for DUI. Robert Boys cites for speeding on Benedict Ave. Jack Baker cited for speeding on E Main St. Police seek driver of a hit and run on Norwood Ave. Tim Fauber reports found coin purse on Monroe. Hoffecker attends Cleveland podiatry course. Paul Pointer forfeits bond for red light violation.
Willard elementary teachers plan a science workshop December 1 afternoon and evening and December 15 afternoon at the Central building. Drs Verlin Lee and William Harris of Bowling Green State University will lead with do it yourself experiments. Each teacher will demonstrate experiments for the school year. Elementary pupils will be dismissed December 1 at 12 30 and December 15 at 1 30 per Superintendent M E Acocks.
Postmaster Russel Grell reports that in 1964 the post office handled the season's mail efficiently with about 99 percent reaching destinations before Christmas Eve. He credits ZIP Codes and public cooperation and urges updating addresses with ZIPs, early gift lists, sufficient packaging, and using first class postage to ensure forwarding or returns.
A safety meeting for Hu ron County school bus drivers is set for 8 p.m. Monday at Fitchville Elementary School. Corpol D R Anwiler of the Fremont Post State Highway Patrol will speak, with a state board of education representative and patrolmen from the Norwalk Patrol Post in attendance.
Emerson Jonas, district manager for Northern Ohio Telephone Co., notes 963 phones were added during October. The Norwalk area including Norwalk, Berlin Heights, Huron, Milan, Monroeville and New London has 606 new phones in the first ten months. Total service reaches 147,577 with 15,942 in Norwalk area.
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