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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1967
Page
3
The city manager describes a wage dispute that split the council over a pay raise he did not seek. He cites three council members changing positions, limited attendance at finances tours, and alleged public embarrassment as the raise faced three deferrals before defeat.
The annual Powder Puff match between junior and senior girls will be at Marsh Field Saturday at 7 30 p m. A mock coronation precedes a faculty alumni touch game featuring Coach Bill Henry Joe Andrews Jerry Everhart and others with Dale Berner timing. Proceeds support Homecoming festivities on October 13 and 14.
Rev. Joseph I. Williams 73 of Settlement Road Rural Norwalk died after an extended illness. He had lived with his brother Rev. Leo P. Williams for eight months. Born in Toledo he was ordained May 18 1918. He served in Lima Van Wert and St Marys Wake Man before leading St Nicholas Catholic.
John N. Woodruff 31 of 12 Gallup Ave was sentenced to 60 days in Huron County jail after being found guilty of probation violation The four hour hearing was led by Juvenile Court Judge Russell T Antrim Woodruff earlier contributed to the dependency and neglect of Mary Riffe's children and was placed on probation with a ban on associating with Riffe He was jailed after a Sept 18 arrest on probation violation and posted a $100 bond
Huron County Board of Health asks businesses to limit waste burning and septic tank waste dumping. The board approves letters urging feasible disposal methods to prevent air and water pollution and to avoid stricter regulations. Three options are public plant disposal, lagoon dumping at the county landfill, or a contractor lagoon approved by health authorities.
Gov Rhodes appoints two northwestern Ohio businessmen to the Bowling Green Board of Trustees Merle Harrod of Wapakoneta and Robert Winzeler of Findlay Harrod presides over Wapakoneta Machine Co replacing Ernsthause nson Norwalk term. Winzeler heads Winzeler Stamping Co succeeding Donnell of Findlay who resigned in 1965 Anita Ward of Columbus reappointed after term expiration in May
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