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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1975
Page
2
Corrine Schneider of Norwalk denied driving the car that rode over about 24 lawns on State Street early Wednesday. Officer James Files said he believes she was involved and should be charged for leaving the scene. Schneider admitted the car was hers but claimed she loaned it to Marlitn Gilbert of Berlin Heights earlier that evening.
An 18 year old Milan man Richard J Hemchak suffered a broken right leg after a two car crash at East League and North Foster Streets at 7 58 am Friday He was hospitalized then transferred to Providence Hospital Sandusky in satisfactory condition Jacgelyn J Mundy 42 was charged with failure to yield the right of way In another incident Paul R Auerhamer reported his car struck a park chain at Memorial Lake Park The Kroger parking lot saw another collision involving Mat Williams and Dorothy Sudbrink Bellevue area residents were injured when their car hit a tree and a water tank after swerving to avoid another car Suburban and city drivers faced various mishaps including drunken driving charges and property damage cases at several downtown intersections and roads.
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Phillistine Shephard New London Mrs Esther Herrera Willard Roland Looen Norwalk Mrs Lois Laird Willard Jeffrey Murray Norwalk Mrs Hildred Brouchard Norwalk Mark Lane Norwalk David Bechtel Willard Donald Riley Milan Lester Yaussy Collins Betty ONeill Norwalk. Discharges include Mrs Florence Cook New London Mrs Althea Howey Norwalk Mrs Freida Schug Monroeville Glenn Orson Wakeman Dorothy Mantz Norwalk Calvin Coy New London Mrs Darlene Urich Willard Henry Alexander Norwalk Mrs Mildred Hall New London Mrs Melba Houghden Milan John Cassillas Clyde Rodney Gribble North Fairfield.
A compiled list of weekly lunch menus for multiple districts including Berlin Milan Western Reserve Monroeville St Paul Norwalk Willard New London South Central Seneca East with dishes like spaghetti with meat sauce chili cheeseburgers chicken fried steak fish sandwiches Salisbury steak and pizza options for Monday through Friday and occasional no school days. The menus name specific items such as sloppy joe macaroni with cheese fish sandwiches and hot turkey sandwiches along with sides and desserts.
A collage of local notices lists farm offers at Boose's Farm and Sandy Ridge Fruit Farm with apple and cider prices, a Milan post meeting agenda at Town Hall, and various ads for fencing, jewelry, auto services, and a church charity raffle. Community events include a feather party, a K of C fundraiser, a meat sauce drive, a Korean and Vietnam veterans meet, and a chili chicken dinner with live music. Several public notices mention the Wakeman Barber Shop seasonal closings on select Tuesdays to Thursdays in 2013.
Florence Draper Showers 64 of Royal Crest Manor Ottawa died Friday at St. Rita’s Lima born Wakeman survived by daughter Betty Iceman Megadore Ohio two sisters Eleanor Miller Harriet Garrett Funeral Home Heaston visitation 7 to 9 p m Sunday service 11 a m Monday burial Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery Merritt Saunders 55 of 1564 Hogan Street Portsmouth died Thursday survivors include wife Patricia two sons Patrick Norwalk Mark Navy four daughters Kathy Donna Janet Monica funeral Sunday 1 p m Mart Grymn s Asmon Funeral Home
Hogs sold as market rose 90 cents with feeders at 48.50 to 49.50 per head and sows 44.85 to 48.30. Cattle totals 444 with steers 42.50 to 50, heifers 37 to 46.25, cows up to 26.50, bulls 30 to 38. Calves steady 28 to 38. Sheep and lambs offered 673 with wool prices down 0.50 and clips 42 to 45. Feeder lambs 30 to 41 and aged slaughter sheep 5 to 11.
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