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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1968
Page
2
Four White Pigeon residents injured in a 12:55 a m crash on Route 250 at Route 13 Fitchville. Alice Main 44 treated for leg lacerations others released after ER care. State Patrol investigating.
Norwalk police charged George R. Kimbler after a rear collision at 5 33 p m on Cline Street near Schild's IGA. Timmerman and Mrs. Robinson, involved in the crash, said Kimbler tried to turn left and pulled back, causing the slide and impact.
Domenic Coletta outlined to the Kiwanis Club the proposed charter for Norwalk that replaces a Mayor service director system with a City Manager appointed by the Council. The plan outlines department heads, separate mayoral duties, and new boards while keeping council control.
A ten year old boy Kenny Schlotterer of Greenwich was treated for a bruised left hip and leg after being brushed by a Penn Central train near Central School. R Paul Laycock Norwalk High music director remains in Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital critical after heart attack. New London selects Homecoming queen candidates Mary Giben Kathy Lehman Sue Martin with outcome to be announced at the Oct 11 game versus Vermilion. James Miner named blood program chairman for Firelands Red Cross with aide Mrs Earl McLoney.
State Highway Patrol will run a voluntary inspection in Wakeman in the car wash parking lot on Route 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The notice appears with other briefs from New London and Greenwich.
Fire Chief Al Walters will lead a training session at New London Hospital at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday for nurses and hospital staff. He will demonstrate extinguisher use, outline evacuation plans for patients, and offer general fire safety pointers.
The Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts schedule October activities on edible wild foods for all units. Cub Scouts prep for monthly pack meetings with a Ghosts and Goblins theme featuring skits costumes and games plus fire prevention week involvement. Troop survival trek focuses on shelter building ground beds fire making and signaling for help.
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