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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1971
Page
2
James Heyman, chairman of the Whitney Field Lighting Committee, announced Friday night that the bill for the new quartz lights had been paid. The Reflector sent a check for 373.28 dollars to cover the remaining balance of 5,000 dollars. The committee included members from the Norwalk and St. Paul booster clubs.
An October 7:30 p.m. meeting for Cub Scout Pack 232 will be held at the First United Presbyterian Church. Members of the pack and parents, including those interested in joining, may attend. six vacancies for den mothers remain in the program.
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reports that four and a half percent of Huron County’s labor force was unemployed at the end of August. The survey sheds light on local unemployment conditions and labor market strength.
A hospital survey lists admissions and discharges at Fisher Titus and Good Samaritan Hospitals in Norwalk and surrounding towns. The data names numerous residents by name and town, including John Meyer and Neal Casper, with several spouses and children. The report notes jobless workers skew under 45 years and county weekly earnings about one fourth below state average, with 4.5 percent unemployment up from April but below neighboring counties.
Facing rising demand outpacing new gas supplies Columbia Gas of Ohio and Ohio Valley Gas impose stricter limits on new large volume sales. Beginning immediately no new industrial loads or commercial loads over 2 000 cubic feet per hour. current deliveries to existing customers remain unaffected.
Winthrop French, head of French's Hybrids since 1936, bought the landmark between Railroad Avenue and US 20 after 25 years vacant. The Wakeman Warehouse will store seed corn oats wheat soybeans and spelt and house equipment including a gravity grader storage tanks and truck scales.
Classified line invites readers to place ads offering items for sale with a contact phone number 662 4241.
Two Norwalk brothers Larry E. Moore and James M. Moore were charged with harboring a man sought by Norwalk police in recent break ins. Larry allegedly drove the wanted man to Cleveland in James’s car. Larry pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court. Bond set at 2500 cash or 5000 property.
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