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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1966
Page
4
Miss Irene Schonacker of the Press Store marks 50 years in the lingerie department noting habits unchanged since 1916. She recalls no nylon then and a shift from corsets to modern styles, while male shoppers mainly buy for wives around Christmas.
Dear Heloise shares quick tricks for making cracker crumbs by blending crackers or dry bread and cereals in a blender. She endorses crushing cornflakes and chocolate bits for pie crusts and notes a soap shaker from a jar lid for sprinkling granulated soap.
Mrs Wathena Shine Westinghouse Home Economist will speak at the Milan Future Homemakers of America mother and daughter banquet on Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the Milan School Cafeteria She tests Westinghouse products and collaborates in marketing public relations advertising and consumer correspondence.
Sylvia Dybvijk recalls advice from a neighbor to invite the girls in to lunch next Tuesday to motivate cleaning. The suggestion led to a burst of energy and a completed cleaning effort.
Former Norwalk resident Ralph J. Lorke is hospitalized in Room 527 at Fairview Park Hospital for tests and possible surgery. He now resides at 4259 W. 212th St in Fairview Park.
Tonight and Wednesday feature multiple events at local venues. Queen Esther chapter meets at the OES Masonic Temple at 8, followed by Young Women's Circle event at First Methodist Church with Mrs. James Lewellen. Platt Benedict Chapter and Daughters of Isabella parties occur at Masonic Temple and Knights of Columbus Hall. Norwalk Oddfellows Local Lodge also hosts an 8 p.m. gathering.
Braniff International Airlines plans a menu shift with Latin American appetizers on southbound flights and United States regional fare on northbound flights. Other carriers like American Eastern National Trans World and United note ongoing popularity of steaks and regional dishes, with domestic menus balancing foreign options.
Norwalk Assembly 103 Order of the Rainbow for Girls held its annual inspection on Wednesday with Marcia Carpenter presiding as Worthy Adviser. Inspecting officers included Mrs. George Scott and Mrs. Florence Oresno, with Miss Kathy Hughes as Grand Lecturer District 11. Visiting Rainbow girls came from Elyria Ver million Wellington and Willard.
Swamp Stompers will hold a meeting at the Junior High School at 8 p.m. Friday night for those interested in swamp stomps. George F. Linn states itineraries for May swamp stomps will be discussed and a film on Pond Progression will be shown. Representatives will include students from Norwalk High and Junior High, Huron Junior High, Western Reserve, South Central, Monroeville and New London schools.
The Senior Citizens will meet for dinner at 6 p.m. Thursday at Berry's Restaurant. There will be no meeting afterwards at the Columbia Gas Co. as had been planned.
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