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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1967
Page
3
A Jefferson Street mother reported Saturday night that a man forced his way into her home where her three children aged 8 to 13 were present. The intruder claimed he talked to the mother at her job and inspected the stove before leaving after the girl protested.
The Sandusky area supplementary educational center was dedicated Sunday in Sandusky. Dr. Martin W. Essex state superintendent of public instruction delivered the dedicatory address before Mrs. Sidney Frohman snipped the ribbon. The planetarium is named for Mrs. Frohman’s late husband. Financing came from the Frohman Foundation the federal government school taxes and private benefactors. The center will serve students and adults in 23 school districts.
At Whitney Field on Saturday St Paul High School debuted its new marching band. Sixty musicians in red blazers and white gloves wowed the crowd with Notre Dame Victory March and tunes like Rhapsody In Blue and Bleacher Boogie under director Roger Williams.
Norwalk High Junior Tim Jarvis earned blue ribbons at the Huron County Fair for coins stamps and Indian relics. He budgets his time by dedicating Saturdays to each hobby and aims to turn his interests into a geology career as a government geologist in the West.
State Highway Patrol reported two weekend accidents involving unidentified vehicles in Norwalk. A Greenwich man, Eugene B. Sallee, 31, escaped injury after a semi trailer struck his car on U.S. 224, pushing it into a ditch. his car was heavily damaged and he was not cited. A Collins man, Paul E. Riedy, 17, was uninjured after driving off Ohio 113 to avoid a vehicle. his Chevrolet was heavily damaged and he was not cited.
William Krempel of Belleville sped 41 mph in a 35 mph zone with a $14.80 waiver. Edwin S. Roberts of Belle Vue recorded 40 mph in a 35 mph zone with a $14.80 waiver. Raymond C. White received a stop sign violation fine of $10 plus $4.80 costs. Richard H. Bistline of North Fairfield charged with stop sign violation and $4.80 costs. Earl Fife of Greenwich at 50 mph in a 35 mph zone fined $30 plus $4.80 costs. Earl D. Fife of Greenwich charged with stop sign violation and $4.80 costs.
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