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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1965

Page

3

Women Help Red Cross At Norwood Road Farm Club Luncheon

The Norwood Road Farm Women’s Club donated 15 to the Red Cross Disaster Fund at a luncheon, bringing their yearly total to 25. They sorted Christmas cards for Mrs. William A. McKillips of Sandusky to aid the Multiplesclerosis Fund and invited others to donate cards. The Newcomers Club met at 8 p.m. Monday in the Columbia Gas Co. building, viewing One Touch of Color about hair coloring with a Q and A by Mrs. Theodore Sofios. The Lake Erie Chapter of Credit Unions reported on the 31st annual Ohio Credit Union League convention in Cincinnati, noting 3400+ attendees and Lt. Gov. John W. Brown as speaker. Claude E. Clark was named director emeritus.

Norwood Road Columbia Gas Co Theodore Sofios Sofios’ Beauty Salon Lake Erie Credit Unions Ohio Credit Union League Cincinnati Sandusky Ohio John W. Brown Claude E. Clark Cleveland

Community Notes Highlight Charity Efforts In Clarksfield

A Clarksfield meeting plans patch quilt work for tornado homeless in Pittsfield, with Mary Shepard supplying materials. Grange notes include guest Dalton couple from Wakeman sharing Hawaii slides, a pot-luck supper, and a May 14 meeting. Ronald Krebs shower hosted by Grange members.

Clarksfield Pittsfield Mary Shepard Gordon Byron Byron Dalton Wakeman

Heloise Offers Light Hearted Take On Middle Age Weight

In a humorous letter Heloise explains why women after 45 often gain weight and suggests practical tips. She notes lifestyle changes after children leave home and shares how social habits reduce exercise. A reader adds garden seed organization idea using alphabetized packets in a recipe file.

Ers G.L.S

Schwab to Wed Archangel in First Methodist Ceremony

Kaye Schwab daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W Schwab 3 Old State Rd South will wed Robert Charles Archangel son of Mr and Mrs Carl Archangel Parma. The ceremony is set for 1 30 p m Saturday at the First Methodist Church with the custom of open church observed.

Robert Ortner Broome-Wood American Legion New London Rotary Club Clarksfield Ford Ortner Wakeman Kaye Ann Schwab Frank W. Schwab Old State Rd. South Robert Charles Archangel Carl Archangel Parma First Methodist Church William Brown

Parents gripe on school life in PTA Magazine survey

Patricia McCormack reports that the PTA Magazine finds parents and teachers clash over lunch schedules grading and homework. Gripes highlight cramped lunches lack of time to use restrooms and push for cooperation over competition.

New York UPI PTA The National Congress of Parents and Teachers

Wakeman Altar Society Reviews Homecoming Events

St Marys Altar and Rosary Society viewed Wakeman Homecoming photos at its meeting. Readers applauded thanks from Marywood Sisters, Riley family, and Toledo State Hospital. Luncheon set for May 4 at noon. Mother-Daughter Breakfast on May 2 after 1 pm Mass. Jeanne Lee leads, Dorothy Holzhouser and others assist. Pat Sugarik handles tickets.

Wakeman St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society Marywood Riley Louis Riley Toledo State Hospital Mass Jeanne Lee Dorothy Holzhouser Howard Cramer Irene Matus Marie Kurke Pat Sugarik

Community group schedules posted for week events

A sequence of local group meetings and events includes Queen Esther Chapter at OES Masonic Temple on Tuesday, WSCS Executive Committee at Methodist Church, Circle 2 at First Presbyterian with Mrs. George VanDette on Wednesday at 9 am, Firelands Toastmasters in Milan Inn, Platt Benedict Chapter DeMolay at Masonic Temple, Vacations and Travelers at Erie County Fair Grounds, Daughters of Isabella Style Show at Knights of Columbus Home, Over the Waves Club with Mrs. Clarence Legg, and Kappa Epsilon of Beta Sigma Phi with Mrs. Robert Markel in the week’s calendar.

OES Masonic Temple WSCS Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church George VanDette Firelands Toastmasters Club Milan Inn Platt Benedict DeMolay Erie County Fair Grounds Daughters of Isabella Knights of Columbus P.m Over the Waves Club Clarence Legg

Episcopal Women Host Annual May Breakfast

The United Church Women’s Organization invites Norwalk and Huron County churchwomen to a May Fellowship Day breakfast at 9 to 11 a.m. May 7 in St. Paul’s Episcopal Church parish house. The program highlights Christian social relations with the theme People Poverty Plenty and features the film The Captive. Tickets are sold by UCW officers and churchwomen associations. UCW officers include Mrs. Ralph Stratton president Mae Lloyd first vice president Mrs. Georgie Souslin second vice president Mrs. Ralph Flanagan third vice president Mrs. Carl Walek secretary and Mrs. Paul Kaufman treasurer.

United Church Women’s Organization St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Episcopal Norwalk Huron County UCW Ralph Stratton Mae Lloyd Georgie Souslin Ralph Flanagan Carl Walek Paul Kaufman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Red Cross Ronald Krebs Council OF Norwalk Garden Clubs Memorial Lake Park Fight First Garden Clubs William E. Meek Shawn Lou Sullivan Council Firelands Coin Club Norwalk Public Library Harper Hite Kenneth Book Enid Denham Heloise Kaye Schwab PTA Magazine By Patricia McCormack United Press International San Mike Battles Jim Ramsey M. Leighton Battles Wakeman Notes Altar Society Ott Ws Citizens Episcopal Women E. Main St
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