Autumn Art In Third Grade Class Amid Fall Drawings
The Reflector visits Pleasant Street Elementary School to see how third graders mark the start of fall in art class. One class drew personified trees while other students prepare their vivid autumn pictures as leaves begin to change.
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Reflector
Pleasant Street
South Central School Lunches Weekly Menu and Discharges
Monday to Friday school lunch items list includes hot dog, Spanish rice, ham salad sandwich, Swiss steak, fish and sides with milk and ice cream. Discharges: Mrs. Maude Hunt Milan Rt. 1, Mrs. Shirley Schnell Norwalk, Walter Caton Norwalk Rt. 2, Mrs. Wilber Cole and baby Milan Rt. 1.
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Sandusky
Maude Hunt
Rt. 1
Milan
Shirley Schnell
Norwalk
Walter Caton
Rt. 2
Wilber Cole
Baby
Man Critical In Willard Accident
A Green Springs man is in critical condition after an accident in Willard. Police and medical personnel responded to the scene. no additional details were provided.
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Willard
Green Springs
Car Hits Pole Minor Damage in Norwalk Intersection
A car driven by Pauline Ott, 68, struck a city power pole at East Main Street and Woodlawn Avenue at 7 a.m. The sun blinded her and she turned too sharply, causing minor damage to the car. No pole damage was reported. The incident remains under investigation.
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East Main Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Norwalk
Pauline Ott
Welton Ave
East Main
Woodlawn
Miss Ott
Third in a Series Tests Show Need In Water System
In New London the third report in a series analyzes the existing water network and designed lines showing flow and head loss per pipe. It finds the 300 gpm plant pump and 250000 gallon tank require higher capacity to meet high demand and industrial needs in the northern area.
Car on Your Mind See Want Ads for Big Values
Classified section highlights value packed deals across all makes and models. Readers are urged to browse the Want Ads for car listings, prices, and selections.
Correction A line of type omits hospital pay rise details
The Reflector reports seven area hospitals announced Oct 1 raises for nurses including base salaries for RNs set at 400 dollars per month and higher increments for longevity and supervision. Licensed Practical Nurses gain two thirds of RN salaries. Fisher-Titus base for non professional staff rises to 1.25 per hour. Administrator William Slabodnick says the increases are needed to stay competitive and to draw inactive nurses back to work amid growing demand.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
William Slabodnick
Fisher- Titus
Policeman Resigns Reducing Monroeville Force to Two
Monroeville The police department will shrink to only chief J D Henry and one part time patrolman after the resignation of William Behrens 25 of Knob Hill effective Sept 30 Behrens left citing low pay and said two patrolman openings remain unfilled after two years with the force
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Monroeville
Berlin Hires Gunn As Water Operator
Berlin Heights officials appointed Nelson Gunn as operator for the village water system at a special meeting. Over 20 applications were received for the part time post. Officials warned of staged water pressure reductions over the weekend and into next week for painting and repairs, with shutoffs and a switch back to normal operation anticipated midweek.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin
Defense Corps Returns Home from Camp Perry Training
Norwalk members of the 52nd Battalion of the Fifth Infantry of the Ohio Defense Corps returned home after field training at Camp Perry. Sgt. Edwin Gustaves led guard duties and mess hall operations with Sgt. Frank E. Mushett assisting. Major LeRoy Slygh, formerly of Collins, served as field officer for the guard mount. A new training included lectures and practical demonstrations.
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Norwalk
Fifth Infantry
Ohio Defense Corps
Camp Perry
Edwin Gustaves
Frank E. Mushett
LeRoy Slygh
Collins
Norwalk Reflector Publisher Details and Rates
Norwalk Reflector establishes as a daily paper in Norwalk Ohio with service areas and pricing. Subscriptions by carrier or mail vary by location with annual rates of 15 dollars in Huron and Erie counties and 23.40 dollars elsewhere in the United States.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
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Mr. Pine
Mike Lewellen
Cortland
Debbie Stower
Agency
Linwood PH
I Panther Theatre
Korwalk
Ohio
Natalie Wood
Technicolor
South Central
Cleveland Clinic
James N. Powers
Willard Municipal Hospital
Powers
Corporation of New London
ROYAL
Royal Buffet Restaurant
SAT
SUN
Star View Drive
RT. 20 West
I Gospel
Tex Ritter
Rachel
Earl ‘Snake’ Richards
Gordon Terry
Tim Ormond
Rita Faye
4 Pears
Ormond Organization
E. Main & Woodlawn
C.C. Adelman & Sons
W. Washington ST
Gunn
Defense Corps
Huron County
Friendly Financial Center For Farmers
Firelands
the National Bank
E. Main
Southside
Benedict Ave
Fisher—Titus
Northside Drive-In
Cline St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank