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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1968
Page
2
Carl E. Kiser, 18, of 199 E Main St, released after a five day jail term for assault and battery. Bellevue Municipal Court sentenced him Oct 10. he began serving Oct 10 and was released Tuesday. he was charged with assaulting a 17-year-old girl.
Nellie Frances Perkins 83 of Rt. 1 Wellington dies at Southern Lorain County Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born in Oberlin she lived here all her life and worked as a cook at Brighton School for ten years. Survived by husband Erwin three sons Glenn Roy Ronald ten grandchildren five great grandchildren two sisters. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday Curtis E. Truman Funeral Home Wellington. Burial Greenwich Cemetery Wellington. Friends may call after Saturday noon.
AVERY A class for adults training to supervise begins October 22 at EHOVE Joint Vocational School. The 12 week course runs Tuesdays 7 to 9 pm with a $12 50 registration fee. A F Coykendale of the University of Toledo will teach the course covering human relations leadership and effective speaking.
A four hour defensive driving course sponsored by the Firelands Business and Professional Women's Club will run from 6 30 to 10 30 p.m. Wednesday at St Pauls Social Hall Milan Avenue. Cpl Jack Hendrickson of the State Highway Patrol will lead. Second course under Women Responsible for Accident Prevention project, open to the public.
Reineck's Cafe at 60 Whittlesey Ave will reopen within two weeks after new owners Don Hansberger and Clarence Legg acquired the liquor license equipment and leased the building. The cafe, closed after the former owner Thomas Reineck's illness and death, will be redecorated and offer ham sandwiches daily plate lunches, with Legg, a former Reineck employee, involved in the relaunch.
The teen band Mind Machine will perform at a teen dance from 8:30 to 11 tonight at the Recreation Center to benefit the United Fund Drive. Members include Dennis Earnest and Bill Earnest of Milan and Tim Foos and Scott Krauss of Clyde with past shows at Detroit’s Grande Ballroom and a return to Cleveland’s new Grande Ballroom.
Mrs. Harry Notzinger Norwalk school lunch supervisor told Maplehurst PT O that federal surplus commodities help keep lunches affordable. She noted price supports keep costs low and cited butter at 50 cents for 32 pounds. Daily lunches rose from 20 to about 1500 with some days 1800 served. Free lunches are available to children unable to pay.
Nixon led Humphrey 29 to 21 with Wallace third in a Maplehurst Elementary School poll. Paulsen appeared on four ballots and three voters were undecided. The PTA voted to rename after leaving the national group and favored a February school carnival 93 to 22. Willard TB tests planned. United Fund at 40 percent of its $23,934 goal.
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