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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1965
Page
3
The Chit Chat Club met at Mrs. Burr Francisco Jr. home with devotions from Sunshine Magazine. Door prize went to Mrs. David Easter and Mrs. Francisco was assisted by Mrs. Donald White.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Miller of Monroeville announce the engagement of their daughter Karen to Richard V Miller also of Monroeville The couple plan a 230 pm September 25 wedding at Congregational Church Monroeville The bride to be is a 1963 Monroeville High School and Elkhart University graduate employed at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital The groom is a 1903 Monroeville High School graduate serving in the US Air Force stationed at Sawyer AFB Michigan
Pack 211 hosts a Saturday picnic and conservation program for seniors with a potluck dinner at Memorial Lake Park from 3 to p.m. Community members encouraged to attend.
Two Ohio University alumni from Tiffin and Washington Court House are slated to teach in Norwalk elementary schools this fall. Karen Riddlebaugh will teach art at the elementary level and move into Newton Terrace Apartments with plans for graduate study. Nancy Dray will teach fourth grade at League Street School and recently traveled to New York City and the World's Fair. Both plan to move to Norwalk by September 1.
Readers offer frugal tips from tenderizing meat with a frog to drying curtains on sheets and repurposing rusty cookie sheets. Other notes include using under table paper towel holders for picnics and pondering why barns display false windows.
Sue Warner age 16 of Jackson Street won the Cuyahoga County Fair baton twirling contest in Berea on Tuesday against more than 100 contestants. She earned a clock trophy ribbon and 15 dollars, plus a free trip to Columbus for the state baton twirling contest at the Ohio State Fair. Warner already has over 209 trophies.
At the WHITTLE ETTES TOPS Club meeting at Mrs. M. L. Mercer’s home, Mrs. Herman Loreher was named queen of the week and 7.75 pounds were lost by the 12 members present. Mrs. Jess Stewart was named pig of the week. New member Mrs. Charles Bray was welcomed. next meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at Mercer’s home.
Rev Franklin Clark Fry of New York calls discrimination among Christians a blasphemy against God at the Lutheran Church Women national convention in Cleveland. He argues the church should not be the fellowship of the socially acceptable and urges equal treatment of all groups.
A bridal shower was held Sunday at Mrs. William Fund's home for Ruth Montgomery whose marriage to Carl W. is set for September 26. Delegates were to vote today on a resolution pledging support for civil rights causes including fair employment and open housing. Dr. Fry, in his 21st year as president of the institution, cited recent riots as part of global tension and praised the ecumenical movement for improving race relations.
A picnic will be held Sunday at the Plumbrook Facility grounds from 2 to p.m. for NASA Woe men’s Association members and their families.
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