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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1966

Page

2

Zoning Board Proposes Map Changes for City Zoning

The Fire and Building Code committee met with the Planning and Zoning Commission to define clearer zoning lines. Commissioner James Zuber noted lines cut through property causing dual ordinance governance. Planning urged aligning lines with property boundaries and will present to the council next meeting. The council had certified zoning changes from industrial and commercial to residential last year but awaits formal Planning Commission recommendation.

City Council Planning and Zoning Commission James Zuber Planning Commission Norwalk

Mansfield Man Tagged In Mishap

A Mansfield man was arrested for failure to stop within the assured clear distance after a two car crash on Benedict Avenue around 11 30 Tuesday morning. Clarence C Turner 36 of Mansfield and Adam S Peeler Jr 45 of 209 Woodlawn Ave were involved. Peeler told police he slowed for a left turning vehicle onto West Seminary Street. Turner rear ended Peeler northbound on Benedict.

Mansfield Benedict Avenue Clarence C. Turner Adam S. Peeler, Jr Woodlawn Ave West Seminary Street Turner Benedict Peeler

Trick or Treat Night in NF Includes Civic Club Party

Mayor Charles Zeller declares Trick or Treat night October 31 from 6 to 7 30 p m A Civic Club sponsored party runs 8 to 9 p m in the school auditorium with costume prizes and refreshments Then UNICEF Sunday events lead youths from United and Methodist Churches door to door at 6 30 p m October 30 finishing with a United Church party featuring Ashland College entertainment

Charles Zeller Civic Club United Church Methodist Church Unicef The Ashland College

Norwalk Area Notices and Local Events Brief

The item notes a PTA rummage sale by Bronson Norwalk on October 24 26 and 27 at Episcopal Parish House with later reminders on page 13. It also mentions a motorist paying a $20 waiver after an improper left turn at Benedict Main Street, and police finding an unlocked door at Martin Motor Sales.

Bronson Norwalk Pta Episcopal Parish House Ray R. Carpenter Canton Benedict-Main Street Martin Motor Sales

Bellevue Youth Cited Twice After Route 20 Crash

Kenneth Risener a 19 year old of Bellevue was cited for speeding at 100 mph in a 60 zone and nine hours later for unsafe operation after a Route 20 crash near Bellevue. A passenger Kenneth Beckett 20 is hospitalized with a back injury. The other drivers were Donald Jagiel 39 and Deborah Keefer 17.

Bellevue Kenneth Risener Rt. 4 Huron County Risner Kenneth Beckett Bellevue Municipal Hospital Norwalk Rt. 20 Donald E. Jagiel Carpentersville Ill Jagiel Deborah Keefer Rt. 1 Miss Keefer Keefer Bellevue Hospital

Packaging Corp Moves Into Orphan Fisher Warehouse

The Packaging Corporation of America plans a one year lease for 12 000 square feet at the former Fisher-Norwalk Warehouse on Whittlesey Ave for storage and light manufacturing. Earl Miller Jr counsel for 84 Whittlesey Ave Corp confirms the move as Norwalk Furniture expands. Yingling Machinery employs 25 in the rear and Van Dresser Specialties takes 10 000 square feet, filling all remaining space.

Packaging Corporation of America Fisher-Norwalk Whittlesey Ave Earl Miller, Jr Whittlesey Avenue Fisher Carpet Hester Street Norwalk Furniture Company Yingling Machinery Company van Dresser Specialties Corporation

Markets Auction Day Report on Livestock Prices

Hogs range 1 2 200-220 lb at 22.00 to 22.50, 220-240 lb 21.50 to 22.25, 240-260 lb 21.00 to 21.75, 260-280 lb 20.50 to 21.25, packing sows 16.00 to 19.50. Cattle fare includes Choice steers 25.25 to 26.25, good to choice 24 to 25, commercial and standard 22 to 24, Choice heifers 23 to 23.50, good heifers 21 to 23, common and dairy heifers 19.50 to 22, commercial and fat cows 17 to 18, utility and cutters 17.50 to 18.50, canner and fat cows 14.50 to 17.50, bulls 20 to 25, heavy fat butcher bulls 18 to 20.

Local Market Quotes for Corn Soybeans

Market brief shows shelled corn at 1.61 and soybeans at 2.71 per unit with a reference line indicating small gains. Additional notes are unclear due to OCR errors.

Milan Council weighs trash costs and street name change

Milan Safety Committee Chair man Robert Wikel reported fixed prices for weekly and bi weekly trash pickups ranging from 16 to 30 dollars monthly per yard and noted incinerator costs could not be found. Mayor Rockwell suggested delaying action. merchants will be polled on disposal service merits. A proposal to rename Kelly Street Bank Street was discussed and solicitor Savard asked to review legal hurdles.

Safety Committee Robert Wikel Milan Council Wikel Glenn Rockwell Kelly Street Bank Street John Savard

Hospital Discharges List From Norwalk Residents

Hospital discharges include Mrs Patricia Bolding and son Milan Mrs Edith Kingrett Wakeman Mr Gerald Hicks Wakeman Mr Dennis Miller Monroeville Mrs Royle Turner Berlin Heights Mrs Dorothy Tiedjens Robert Myers Allen Gibson Mrs Romadelle Shays Baby John Snyder Jack Harris Mrs Nancy Smith and daughter Cletus Ferrell Sr Mrs Alice Pierce John Ralston all of Norwalk

Patricia Bolding Milan Edith Kingrett Wakeman Gerald Hicks Dennis Miller Monroeville Royle Turner Berlin Heights Dorothy Tiedjens Robert Myers Allen Gibson Romadelle Shays John Snyder Jack Harris Nancy Smith Cletus Ferrell Alice Pierce John Ralston Norwalk

Red Cross Names Clarence Luce New Huron Chapter Director

Clarence Luce introduced as executive director of the Huron County Red Cross. He describes contacts with servicemen in Germany and Vietnam since Sept. 1, aiding funerals, securing allotments and marriage certificates, and supporting wives of servicemen. He notes 399 Red Cross swimming certificates issued.

Clarence Luce Huron County The Red Cross Luce Germany Vietnam

Obituaries: Milan and Milan Township residents mourn heart attack deaths

Mrs. Gold en Odessa Hamilton age 73 of 183 South Main Milan died at home after a heart attack. Survived by husband Bert, three daughters, three sons, 22 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Rawle Funeral Home Milan with service at United Church of Christ Oxford Township. Lee Neuberger 58 died after heart attack at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Julia and daughter Ernestine. Services at Heaston Hile Funeral Home with burial in Milan Cemetery. UPI News Service.

Milan Golden Odessa Hamilton South Main St Dale Allen Port Clinton Daisy Carr Fremont Urban Horn Rawle Funeral Home United Church of Christ Oxford Township Erie County Edgar Shelly Milan Cemetery Lee Neuberger N. Hester Sr Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Mr. Neuberger Huron County Julia Ernestine Heaston-Hile P.J. Garcia

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Council Rosa Gough Prospect St Gough Norwalk Furniture Co W. Main Pearl Woodbine Willard VFW Hall Milan Avenue Colonel Sanders Thrift Box Terry U.S. Rt North Kenilee Lanes Elks Country Club Elks James Barlowe Bedford Ind Sarah Laura Duncan Susan Carol Moon Ohio Goldfinger Dr. No Sean Connery Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Cist. Ee R&a Pastry Shop Red Cross Unit Mrs. Golden Odessa Hamilton Reflector Monroe Reflector-Herald, Inc UPI News Service Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspapers Association North Fairfield Greenwich New London Huron Erie U.S Allen Fleming Sandusky St Sandusky
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