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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1967
Page
10
Work on a new 230000 bushel grain elevator in Clarksfield reaches completion by Oct 15. Operated by Huron County Farm Co op, the shell is built by continuous concrete pouring requiring two crews around the clock. The 160 foot tower will store and ship wheat corn oats and soybeans for area farmers.
Huron County Board of Election staff face a filing surge with 35 to as many as 40 ballot issues and questions ahead of the November 7 election. Officials worry about fitting all items plus yes and no spaces across the ballot within deadlines.
Norwalk faces dim odds of securing 150 000 in federal aid for sewage plant improvements as it ranks 30th among 51 communities on a need based list. If aid fails to materialize the project may scale back though officials expect a decision by mid October and still plan spring work if aid is denied.
The Monroeville Kiwanis Club elected Rev Norman L Litzner as president at a 1968 picnic. Paul B Smith was named first vice president, Albert H Holb second vice president, and J Creighton Christ secretary treasurer. Smith will chair the dinner program at Congregational Community United Church of Christ. Nominations came from George L Ebright William F Scheid and Kenneth G Salisbury. The picnic occurred at the Kiwanis shelter by the Huron River.
Greenwich Parents Club held a meeting to elect officers for the 1967 68 school year. Mrs. Clair King was named president with Mrs. Ronald Zoz as vice president, Mrs. Tilton Bowen secretary, and Mrs. David Robertson treasurer. The group will continue monthly meetings on the second.
A Stokely Van Camp worker had hair caught in a rolling machine and was treated at Fisher-Titus Hospital. America Ranger, 35, suffered scalp injuries and a headache after turning off the machine herself. Others treated included Stephen Ringler, 14, for a arm injury from a fall. Theodore Heitsche, 27, with a foot injury from dropping a tire pallet. Stephen Ellis, 12, with a chin cut from a bike fall.
James M. Moore, 31, is jailed in Huron County after confessing to three break ins and a theft. Authorities said the suspect admitted to the crimes and has been in custody since early August.
Two Shiloh youths L C Sparkman 21 and James Conley 18 face charges after a Plymouth laundry break in. Police say they admitted involvement in a Murray Road home theft and Milan Avenue tire removal. Police linked the pair to 15 Norwalk burglaries with one more in custody and others out on bond.
Chevrolet promotes the 1968 pickup lineup with engines from 155 hp inline six to 396 V8 and 327 V8 options. It highlights the new low silhouette cab, better visibility, and stability for road holding. Chevy vans offer economy and V8 choices. Numerous dealers are ready to help you choose.
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