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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1972
Page
8
Market summary from the Wall Street Journal grain section notes opening prices for livestock and grains with mixed highs and lows. It records routine changes and references a cease event affecting futures trading in September 1972.
Pool chemicals discounted up to half off at K H Construction East of Norwalk. Wilcart Company offers odd size furnace filters. The Singer Store teaches adult sewing with beginner classes and phones. Robertson Orchards advertises McIntosh apples. Factory Outlet Cloths at City Lanes. Septic tanks by Jim Stark licensed. Elks Lounge serves light lunches and dinners. Friendly Corners offers spaghetti dinner $1. Deeble's Sunoco closes Sundays at 6 pm starting October 1.
A Norwalk man Douglas A. Nickols 28 and a Monroeville woman Ruth A. Gates 25 died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a stationary car with a faulty exhaust system. The vehicle was found by fishing area managers and authorities said the ignition and radio were on but the motor was off. Funeral arrangements are set in Norwalk and Monroeville with services at Kubach Smith and Drake Funeral Homes respectively.
Obituary notices announce the death of 81 year old Lillian Brown of Norwalk and retired pastor Roger W Leach of Canton. Brown, born in England, leaves a son and siblings with private family services set. Leach, 43, former Berlinville pastor and Malone College figure, dies of a heart attack. multiple survivors listed and funeral details provided.
A North Hollywood man complained about a patrol car outside his home late at night. Police revealed he withdrew the complaint after learning officers were arresting three youths for breaking into his car.
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