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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1968
Page
3
A Aurora resident visiting relatives in Greenwich reported $145 in halves and silver dollars and a carton of cigarettes stolen from his 1958 car. Entry was gained by prying a window. box under the front seat housed the coins and cigars.
Visitors from nearby towns attended the New London library open house Sunday. A 15 book display honoring late librarian Mrs. Marjory Peck French was arranged by Virginia White. Also displayed was Brecksville Landscape by William John Edmondson in memory of Mrs. French. The New London Hospital Auxiliary reported a bake sale netting over 200 dollars. In Sandusky, Providence Hospital School of Nursing dedicates its Education Building next Monday at 1 15 p m in memory of Eugene F Emmons, former hospital board president and longtime director.
Lance Cpl. John R. Hooker of New London was wounded March 27 by artillery fragments in Vietnam while with the 7th Brigade. He remains a patient at Naval Hospital Bethesda Md in a back resting body cast after skin grafts and bone grafts ahead. indefinite stay expected. Separately Huron County clergy receive weekly seminars from Dr. William Beausay on human behavior and marital problems at the Guidance Center starting Wednesday. ten sessions for a $10 fee.
Tom Skinner former Harlem Lords head speaks at three Norwalk events Saturday. He appears at 7 a.m. at the Norwalk Elks Country Club breakfast, 12 30 p.m. ladies luncheon, and a 7 30 p.m. youth rally at Norwalk Junior High gym. Skinner describes leadership of the Harlem Lords and his conversion testimony and gospel work.
A South Central High School political science class led by Richard Pohl visited the Ohio Court of Appeals at the Huron County Court House Monday. Judge Clifford F. Brown of Norwalk spoke after the session about the court’s function and the cases shown.
Mrs. Richard A. Stutsman and Miss Florence L. Hasford reported parking incidents in neutral gear that caused slight damage to two parked cars owned by Verl L. Browhard and Marion Oglesby. A third incident involved Cheryl Lee Rosenberger whose car was struck while parked near Connie's Laundry with damage to the right rear fender and tail light.
A dinner honoring Ohio State Senator Harry V. Jump of the 13th district is planned by the Huron County Republican Women's Organization. U.S. Representative Jackson Betts will speak at 6:30 p.m. in Willard at Father Nardecchia Hall. Reservations are available by calling 662-9281.
Five individuals appeared in Norwalk Mayor’s Court Monday night with fines for traffic and alcohol offenses. John L. Braden of Milan faced improper lane change penalties of 15 dollars plus costs. Geraldine M Dailey and Roy F Dailey of Glover were fined 15 dollars and costs for intoxication and related offenses. Charles R Spratt of Wooster paid 10 dollars plus costs for failure to yield. Lester T LaBounty of N Old State Road was fined 200 dollars plus costs for drunken driving and 15 dollars plus costs for no operator’s license.
New London reports 130 violations from downspouts and cellar drains dumping into the sanitary sewer, most corrected. Patrick Cassidy says smoke tests aided enforcement of the village ordinance prohibiting illegal storm sewer connections to the sanitary system. A state policy effective Oct. 1 aims to prevent plant overflows and bypass of untreated wastes during heavy rain. Some storm sewers will also be corrected to remove sanitary connections. About 5,000 feet of the 13,000 foot water system remains affected.
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