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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1967
Page
2
Norwalk bypass opening hinges on dry weather through Dec. 1 says John Baltes of A J Baltes Inc. Ramp work and shoulders are ready. guard rails and sign plans pending weather. Original Oct 31 finish extended to June 1 after a five week engineer strike delayed site progress.
The Reflector-Herald upholds a 1830-founded Norwalk tradition as it continues daily publication from 61 E. Monroe with no Sunday or holiday issues, preserving local news service in Ohio.
Fisher Titus Hospital lists admissions including Ila Knapp Hazel Ott John Moehlman Cora Pohla Mary Horvath Collins Harriet Barton Baby Jennings Haynes Vern Wiseman and others. Discharges include Kathy Starkey Kathleen Coffey Chester Rudnick Mary Bleile and Kenneth Welders. Sandusky reports admissions for R oy A spaugh Ester Katonak Mary Owens Blanche Campbell Bernice Sexton.
William Knight closed his gun shop at Ruggles Beach after a Wednesday night burglary stole about two thousand dollars worth of rifles and pistols. Police said entry was through a rear window and 40 guns were moved to a waiting vehicle 150 to 200 feet away. The store had suffered a prior break in last Christmas and Knight blamed lenient justice for not securing restitution.
Halloween paints will be shown at the Park and Recreation Center at 30 West Monroe St this weekend. Public viewing hours are 9 30 to 11 am and 1 to 5 pm on Saturday and 1 to 5 pm on Sunday with judging this afternoon and awards Saturday night at Norwalk High School Auditorium after the Halloween parade. Sponsored by the Jaycees and the Norwalk Park and Recreation Board.
A Roth Brothers employee Theodore Dunn 26 of rural Norwalk was treated and released from Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after tripping on lumber and falling 20 feet on a construction site. Also treated Thursday were Margie Ellison 38 of Bellevue with a finger injury at Faulhabers Monroeville. Paul Brookover 28 of Wakeman injured a finger at Norwalk High School playing volleyball. Roger Hamilfar 27 of rural Norwalk suffered eye irritation while working for AJ Baltes in Marion. Robert Schweitzer 7 of Woodlawn Ave fell at school and cut his chin.
Alan V. Johnson spoke at Norwalk Kiwanis about Route 71 construction and future cross state travel. He outlined 11 miles in Cincinnati and 2 miles in Cleveland as key completions to allow continuous Ohio driving to the New York Freeway, aided by a map showing Routes 80 and 90 as well as 1,500 miles of freeway in the state.
A 15 year old boy spent three hours in the Huron County jail Thursday night after truancy officers picked him up on a delinquency charge. He was picked up for truancy at 5 p.m. and released to his parents at 8 30 p.m. on order of juvenile court.
Local items announce a Hobo Halloween Party at the Park Lounge on Sunday October 29 at 2 pm. Also listed are bake sale details, Trick or Treat Night proclamation for Collins and East Townsend, and various ads for foods and services in Milan Ohio.
New London students from kindergarten through sixth grade will dress in costumes and march in a Halloween Parade starting at 2 pm from the school. The route crosses Park Avenue near the library, then to Main Street and back. weather may move the event to the gym.
UPI reports a steady to closed market week. Hogs and cattle show wide price ranges across weights and product types with primes and choicer cuts leading, while calves sheep and lambs post varied quotes. Grain and feedstuffs list wheat corn oats soybeans with current bids.
In Wakeman Village Huron County Ohio a special election is set for November 7 1967 to decide on a tax levy above the ten mill limit for current expenses. The levy would be up to 2.5 mills per dollar of tax valuation for three years 1967 1968 and 1969 with polls open 6 30 A M to 6 30 P M EST. Madge Farr Director Board of Elections Huron County Ohio announced the notice dated October 1967 with multiple publication dates.
By resolution of Norwalk City Council on April 4 1967 a levy exceeding the ten mill limitation is to be submitted at the November 7 1967 general election. The measure would fund fire apparatus and part time or volunteer firefighters at up to one mill per dollar of tax valuation for five years. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST. Madge Earl Director of Huron County Board of Elections announced.
The Norwalk City School District asks voters in Huron County to approve a tax levy excess of the ten mill limit for current expenses. The measure is to raise about 40 cents per hundred dollars of property valuation for five years, 1967 to 1971. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM on Election Day.
The Huron County Commission on June 22 1967 ordered a county wide ballot measure at the general election to provide funds for tuberculosis treatment. The proposed tax would be not more than five cents per hundred dollars of valuation for five years 1967 through 1971. Polls open 6 30 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. EST.
The village council of North Fair Field in Huron County Ohio authorized a vote on November 7 1967 to levy a tax beyond the ten mill limit for current expenses at up to two mills per dollar of val uation for five years 1967 through 1971 The polling places will open at 630 AM and close at 630 PM Eastern Time.
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