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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1964

Page

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Norwalk Huron County Fair Opens With Live Events

Fair opens slowly in Norwalk with Junior Fair and open class judging under way. Dairy and poultry judging start this afternoon, 4 H horse halter at night, beef cattle judging Thursday morning. Harness races run today and tomorrow. Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs perform tonight with Simra Duo aerial act. Thursday features Guernsey Show and Holter’s Circus. Open class events continue through week.

Norwalk Lester Flatt Earl Scruggs Simra Guernsey Holter Wild Animal Circus

Illinois Scouter retracts bribe charges against Ohio troopers

A Lombard Illinois Girl Scout leader retracted a letter accusing two Ohio highway patrolmen of taking a ten dollar bribe to turn a disabled bus on the Ohio Turnpike. She apologized to Cpl. H. O. Kangas and Patrolman K. L. Wellendorf for any pain caused and noted there is no blot on their record. The letter, sent Sept. 8 to Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes, described a breakdown during a bus trip to Washington with her Scout group.

Lombard Ill Ohio James A. Rhodes Tam

Norwalk Reader Claims Bus Driver Bribery On Turnpike

A letter from Mrs. Roberts to The Reflector and the Columbus Dispatch describes a six hour turnpike incident where a bus was redirected after a $10 tip to a serviceman. State police investigators questioned both sides and reported retracting the allegations.

Norwalk Pike The Reflector Columbus Dispatch Roberts Ohio Turnpike

Norwalk Council Approves New Trucks and Land Purchase

Norwalk Ohio council authorized bidding for a fire department ladder truck and an electric department tower lorry, and for reconstructing Norwood Avenue. An emergency ordinance allowed buying about six acres from Norwalk Truck Lines for 32000 dollars to house the street department, with possible sale of the current yard. Mayor Frey urged ordinance codification and noted police will buy a portable radar unit to enforce speed limits on Benedict Avenue.

Norwalk City Service Morley Price Fire la France Price Norwood Avenue Christie Avenue Fair Road City Street Department Louis Frey Street Department Russell T. Antrim Antrim Louis G. Frey Ohio Municipal Columbus Council Benedict Avenue Frey

Inauguration of Bowling Green State Univ President Jerome

Dr. William T. Jerome II was inaugurated as the sixth president of Bowling Green State University. His ceremony closed two days of events with national, state and education luminaries attending.

Bowling Green UPI William T. Jerome II Bowling Green State University Jerome

Weather outlook and deaths from the area

Considerable cloudiness and warmer tonight with light showers in the southwest not likely to reach north central and Northern Ohio. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warmer. At the Fair conditions appear favorable. Deaths include Cora B. Bellamey 68 of Greenwich, Bessie Craxton 75 of Wakeman, Milton O. Corbin 75, Willard Minnie A. Dr. Kraus 77 of rural Milan.

Ohio Bessie Craxton Wakeman Milton O. Corbin Willard Minnie A. Dr. Kraus Milan

Norwalk Board Deadlocks Over Payments and School Repairs

At the Norwalk Board of Education meeting the group debated paying A J Riley six thousand seven hundred thirty two dollars for blacktopping at Pleasant School with a 50 50 split pending inspection. They also considered 30 day vacation pay for former superintendent James H McBride and approved converting two coal furnaces to gas burners at a total cost of twelve thousand three hundred thirty two dollars.

Norwalk Olsen McBride Russell Antrim Miller Benedict School Whirlpool Corp Clyde Wilkes & Co., Inc Huron

Dr William H Dietz Dies Former Norwalk Dentist Professor

Dr William H Dietz formerly of Norwalk died Tuesday in University Hospital Columbus He was an associate professor in the OSU College of Dentistry for ten years after twenty years private practice in Norwalk A World War II Army Air Force captain he studied at Ohio State University and belonged to several dental and social clubs He is survived by Evelyn his widow two daughters Karen Danselman and Diane Berthold four grandchildren a sister Blanche Albright and a brother Robert Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 p m after calling Thursday afternoon at Schoedinger Northwest Chapel.

Columbus William H. Dietz Norwalk University Hospital Ashland Ave College of Dentistry Ohio State University OSU Army Air Force Sigma Phi Epsilon Psi Omega American Prosthedonics American Ohio State OSU Faculty Club al Koran Temple Scottish Rite of Cleveland Evelyn Edward H Karen) Danselman Arthur V Diane) Berthold Blanche Albright Long Beach Calif Robert Schoedinger Northwest Chapel Zollinger Road

First County Exposition Opens Tuesday at Armory

The First Huron County Industrial Exposition opens Tuesday at the National Guard Armory Old Route 20. Norwalk Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with 26 industrial displays from across the county and a community service room organized by the Huron County Guidance Center Norwalk Area United Fund and Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.

National Guard Old Route 20 Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Huron County Guidance Center Norwalk Area United Fund Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital

Rail unions threaten strike amid mediation push in Washington

Federal mediators press to avert a walkout by six rail unions representing about 150 000 workers. The National Mediation Board hosts talks as unions demand job stabilization and a veto on subcontracting, with no strike date set and 72 hour notice pledged.

Washington UPI National Mediation Board Michael Fox Afl-Cio Railway Fox

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Illinois H.T. Cowell K.H. Overholt Maj. Cowell Sgt. Overholt Mrs. Roberts Ilinois State Police Elgin Highway Patrol Ohio Turnpike Commission NTL Land Huron County Huron County Fair London Britain Alec Douglas-Home U.S UPS James Rhodes Toledo Philadelphia Florence Mobley Miss Mobley City Hall Abyssinia Hayes Raymond Hall Des Moines, Iowa William E. Miller Midwest Cora B. Bellamey Greenwich Raymond G. Chapin Riley Dale Olsen Chapin E.J. Gerken William Holman William Dietz First County Chamber Tom Sean Ican Walter Baisch Nathan Lichtesein
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