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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1969
Page
5
Reader asks how to clean a white plastic bag. Heloise describes using warm soapy water, then lighter fluid on tissues to wipe away dirt without damaging the bag. She notes monthly cleanings and shares a nylon stocking braid for tying a rose.
USDA and Interior department guidance notes ample displays of meat and poultry for the last weekend of April. Broiler fryer chickens and turkeys remain most abundant with beef cuts including ground roasts and steaks also plentiful. Pork cuts like bacon roasts smoked picnics chops and ham lead in various areas.
The WSCS of the United Methodist Church schedules a mother daughter banquet at 6 p.m. May 2 with a cooperative dinner and entertainment. The Excelsior Farm Womens Club held an April 16 luncheon at Mrs. Richard Baxter’s home.
Calendar item lists events at Ellis Country Club and various venues in Huron County including First Presbyterian Worship Committee and Session, Xi Alpha Eta of Beta Sigma Phi at Sandusky Planetarium, Milan High Hopes event, St Peter Lutheran Church Council, Future Homemakers of America show, and Bible study at First United Methodist with multiple start times.
Mrs Donald Girton spoke to the Ladies Missionary Society about Venezuela geography climate customs and people. She and her daughter Judy were honored guests receiving gifts for their return and luggage funds. FHA members from Norwalk High will host a style show at 8 pm in the high school auditorium featuring student made fashion with co sponsor Fabric Post presenting spring and summer outfits.
The Happy Hearts 4H Club gathered at Mrs. Elwin April's house with ten new members. Leader is Mrs. Mary Davidson assisted by Mrs. Roger Dixon, Mrs. Kenneth Collier, and Mrs. Joseph Landoll. Officers include Pam Allen president and Patty April vice president.
Dependent readers in Norwalk scan the Norwalk Reflector Wand Ads daily for used furniture. advertisers promise rapid cash by calling to convert furniture into money.
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