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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1967
Page
10
Elmer Smith held girls’ play tryouts Oct 2 for 43 participants. Ten will be chosen for The Drums of Death to be staged Nov 3. Other campus items include class fitness testing, nurse notices, and airport runway paving ahead of schedule.
Northern Ohio Telephone Co announced third quarter 1967 dividends totaling 517140 dollars for 6375 stockholders. Preferred stock dividends payable Oct 1 with record Sept 22. common stock dividend of 15 cents per share payable Oct 1 with record Sept 8. The letter notes 162258 telephones served as of Sept 1, 1967, up 4350 in eight months. Net earnings on common stock equal 87.3 cents per share. The company provides service through 68 dial exchanges in 24 of Ohio’s 88 counties.
More than 1,200 Roman Catholics are expected at the joint Toledo Diocesan Councils conference in Maumee Sunday. The theme Renewed Liturgy guides discussions led by William Jacobs and Bishop John Donovan.
Youth bowling at Kenilee Lanes starts Saturday October 7 with High School Boys and Girls at 10 am and under 13 years at 1 pm. Readable details include venue, times, and dates for fall sessions.
Obituaries and notices list Rev Martin Donnelly and parish events at St Pauls including adult classes canceled next week. Also reports deaths of Selma Coburn Bertha Lash Elizabeth Williams and Wayne Darling with funeral details and local notices.
Hospital admissions include Ed ward Brown of Monroeville and Rith Ellis of 254 E Main St. Master Morton Dennis of 42 Homewood and Master William Huggings of 244 W Main St. Discharges include Isabelle Thierey Marianne Kehrer Julia Howell Lewis Kluding Fay Rood Mary Miller Kathleen Clapp from Norwalk. David Kean Nova William Deringer Monroeville and Roma Williams Greenwich also listed.
J Creighton Ghrist superintendent of EHOVE Joint Vocational School is named to a three year term on the Capitol State Wide Advisory Committee for vocational education in agriculture. James Dougan announces the appointment. The panel includes major farm group reps educators and Ohio district board members.
Monroeville officials report Mayor Clayton Lord’s $200 raise is on hold after a discrepancy in the salary ordinance from 1000 to 1200 renders it invalid. Village Solicitor Walter Hite gave few details, saying a new ordinance must be drafted to restore the raise.
Market activity in Cleveland shows all livestock sections steady with no receipts recorded. Fat cattle prices range from 16 to 28 per hundredweight, calves up to 36, sheep and lambs varying from 4 to 23.50, including prime and choice grades across hogs, sows, and bulls.
A ballot measure in Huron County Ohio seeks a tax levy exceeding the 10 mill limit to fund health programs. If approved, the 0.3 mill rate would apply for five years 1967 through 1971, with polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM. Madge Far, Director, Board of Elections.
The board sets a general election for November 7 1967 in Norwalk City School District to vote on a tax levy above ten mill for current expenses at four mills per dollar of valuation. The levy runs five years 1967 to 1971 with polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time.
The City of Norwalk Ohio seeks voter approval for a five year fire equipment and volunteer firemen funding levy of one mill per dollar of valuation, totaling ten cents per hundred dollars, with polls from 6 30 AM to 6 30 PM EST. County election board orders the election.
A June 22 1967 resolution of the Huron County Commission seeks voter approval for a tax levy to fund tuberculosis treatment. The proposal sets a maximum rate of one half mill per dollar of valuation, about five cents per hundred dollars, for five years 1967 through 1971. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Eastern Time on election day.
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