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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
3
The Oberlin official challenged his opponent to defend a Senate race against Barry Goldwater. He accused the rival of flipping positions on several bills to hinder passage, then claimed to have voted in favor after scrutiny.
Dr Ira M Willett announced soon opening a dental office in Greenwich at 43 East Main Street the former site of Dr C S Sayers. He will start November 2 after a two year Army tour ending October 27 and resides with his wife Hazel and son Robert at the same address.
Carol Wenner of New London was named sophomore attendant to Cedarville College homecoming queen and chosen as one of three vocalists to represent the school at church events on weekends. A 1963 New London High School graduate and daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wenner of New London R D 2.
Harold P. Kuhlman of Monroeville reported skidding on wet pavement on route 113 west of route 250 and striking a sign with minor vehicle damage. Jessie Ousley of Willard left Fenner Road to avoid a southbound car, struck a stop sign, minor damage, no injuries.
Large crowd attends Clarksfield School open house as W R Burton outlines a proposed 615000 bond to fund district wide improvements. The plan would devote 87500 to the high school and 25000 to remodeling plus new facilities for the cafeteria band and activities.
Congressman Charles A. Mosher will hold his annual listening session next Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 30 to 4 p.m. in the Huron County Treasurer's Office on the courthouse first floor. He invites the public to discuss legislative or personal federal government issues.
Norwalk students from fourth to sixth grade will ride the city fire truck as Fire Prevention Week ends. The event is organized by the Norwalk Association of Insurance Agents as part of their Junior Fire Marshall program. Home fire safety questionnaires were handed out earlier this week and returning children receive firemen hats.
The Huron County Board of Elections outlines a series of election officers training sessions for the November 3 general election. Sessions run October 20 to 29 at six locations including Ridge School Bellevue Willard High School Greenwich Town Hall North Fairfield Fire Station New London High School Norwalk Cole School and Norwalk North and South precincts. All start at 7 30 p m.
Cleveland newscaster Doug Adair will discuss political trends at the dedication of the new community room in the Huron Public Library basement. The 3 p.m. Sunday event on October 18 includes an open house.
Milan fire chief for 35 years and 1963 Man of the Year for the Milan Chamber of Commerce died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was a WWI veteran, retired farmer and businessman, survived by Emma his wife and three children. Funeral details set at St. Anthony Catholic Church.
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