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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1964
Page
3
The Western Reserve Science Society hosts a barn dance and old-fashioned box social at Western Reserve High School gym. Girls enter free with a box lunch, boys receive lunch credit, and boxes go to auction at 11 p.m. Open to area students.
Mr and Mrs William Jarvis announce plans to open Norwalk Roll A Round in the former Lawrence and Battles building on N Foster St with tentative opening November 6. Remodeling includes a plastic coated floor and a full program of skating lessons dances and speed events scheduled Wednesdays Fridays Saturdays and Sundays. The Jarviss currently run a skating rink in Fremont.
A cluttered Norwalk notice sheet reports a Universalist Church rummage sale October 22 23 and 24 with hours nine to five. a telephone wire cut at Perfected Store prompts police inquiry. Civil Air Patrol fundraiser set for October 25. traffic mishap near Benedict Avenue causes minor damage with one citation. multiple arrests including Albert Helmuth for check fraud and Robert Matthews for juvenile delinquency.
Emma Schneider 78 of Monroeville died at Fisher Titus Hospital. Survived by husband Edward nine grandchildren and seven step grandchildren. Funeral 2 30 p m Thursday Riverside Cemetery Monroeville Rev Ralph Hoke. Clara Culbertson 81 of Greenwich died at home Sunday. Member Ripley Congregational Church and clubs. Services held at Myers Funeral with two ministers and burial in Edwards Grove Cemetery.
City Council authorized City Manager Keith W. Armstrong to advertise for bids on a 1000 KW generator for peaking capacity at the power plant. Estimated $60,000 purchase plus $15,000 installation. Also set bids for coal oxygen and pool chlorine and accepted resignations from two board members. Council to review 4160 volt conversion plans at 7:30 p.m. Oct 26.
Council discussed possible firing of the city engineer due to dissatisfaction with street projects. An ordinance amendment was needed due to a computing error causing a slight rise in assessments to Woodbine residents.
Willard City Manager Keith Armstrong addressed a Norwalk Reflector article where Sheriff John Borgia criticized the Willard Police and State Highway Patrol for citing drivers after crashes with a freight train in heavy fall weather. Armstrong supports the citations and plans a letter to Sheriff Borgia while several council members urge review of unguarded crossings.
21 Huron County Chapter officers weighed community blood program benefits against the cost of commercial blood purchases. They viewed the film Prescription for Life about the blood program and processing. Assignments were to be announced. Robert Young demonstrated the Resussiann mouth to mouth resuscitation method.
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