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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
12
The Catholic Boys Town Choir of Nebraska will perform in Norwalk on Nov 26 as the first of three Ohio appearances during an eastern tour. The 40 voice group will also sing in Cleveland and Cincinnati.
The St Pauls Booster Club funds a two year negotiated project hosting a Boys Town choir. Forty boys aged 11 to 18 travel by bus stay in a local motel then head to Cleveland after a three dozen song concert.
Archie Case of rural New London wins this year’s Huron County Wildlife Conservation Award announced by County Game Protector Thomas Hennessy. The award honors wildlife management contributions. Case will receive a certificate at 11 a.m. August 15 during the county fair.
James Coats, 46, a Cleveland Transit System bus driver, was robbed of 44 dollars and beaten by three teenagers on a bus at Wade Park Avenue and 75th Street in Cleveland.
Russell A Hearne and eight neighbors along Minard Place and Manahan Avenue plan to protest to the city council over weeds along the Norfolk and Western Railway right of way. Hearne calls the unkempt area a disgrace to Norwalk and cites others where rock ballast and cyclone fencing exist. He traveled to inspect similar rights of way in other Ohio towns.
Librarian Alice Watson sets fall hours at Wakeman Library with 1 to 5 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM on Tuesday and Wednesday, 6 30 to 8 PM Thursday, and 10 AM to 5 PM Friday. Donors include Mrs William Stroll and Leroy Barnes of Cornell University with several new titles.
Monroeville may receive a $7,600 refund from Ohio Edison for electricity bought in 1964. Mayor Clayton C. Lord announced the finding at a village council meeting after a state meeting in Cuyahoga Falls approved a wholesale rate reduction. Council also addressed shrubbery near North Main Street and a Sandusky Street drive in sign blocking views and considered Halloween solicitation time limits with no action.
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