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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
4
Dear Heloise shares a tip to prevent a baby from pulling a crib sheet over the head by sewing two crib sheets together to form a pillow case style cover. Mrs A J McMullen notes using old sheets and making large pillow slips for light mattresses.
Ohio grows peaches statewide and markets about a million bushels yearly. Choose peaches by creamy yellow background color and avoid green skin. Store ripe fruit in the refrigerator one week to ten days, single layer helps prevent bruising. A pound yields about three medium peaches, two cups sliced. Handy tips include using a plastic bowl cover to reduce splashes when beating, and a dishwasher cleaning method for crystal prisms. Practical hints from Heloise, Mrs Goldberg, and Rosena cover drapery shrinking and candy making ideas for home and sales.
Judy Darlene Hodges daughter of Mrs Ethel Hodges of 17 N Maple St and Max S Wolfe of Effingham Ill wed at 2 30 pm Saturday in the First Baptist Church officiated by Rev Kenneth Houser. The couple will reside in Effingham Ill where Wolfe works for the Illinois State Highway Department.
Industry efforts push for softer biodegradable detergents to replace nondegradable formulations. Landmark 2 introduces Coop Controlled Suds as first on market. Detergents may contaminate water supplies and harm wildlife. LAS replaces certain ingredients. Fort Lee and Norwalk mentions note service members and Navy cadet training.
A series of four prenatal classes will begin Wednesday September 9 at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital at 7 p m in the small dining room. Classes are open to prospective mothers and fathers and will be led by Mrs John Wickert.
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