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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1968
Page
5
Dear Heloise advises refilling plastic fountain pen cartridges from an ink bottle. Fill by using the bottle well, squeeze to draw ink into the cartridge, and air is released before reuse. Place the cartridge on the pen part, then screw into the barrel to avoid leakage.
A reader suggests labeling vinyl records with inked name and address to ensure return and offers a tip for improving apple pies using undiluted frozen apple juice concentrate mixed into the filling. The letters discuss teen culture and kitchen hacks from a longer column.
Rosemary Wechter and Anthony George Baptista Jr. were married at 2 p.m. November 23 at St. Martin of Tours in Los Angeles with the Rev. Gerald A. Meisel officiating. The bride, daughter of Alfred and (Mrs.) Wechter, wore a satin dress with lace, carried roses, and was given in marriage by her father. The groom, son of Anthony G. Baptista Sr. of Santa Clara, is a Marine helicopter mechanic.
Massillon announces the engagement of Noreen Louise Slagle daughter of Mr and Mrs Vern B Slagle to William Braeske Dreyer son of Mr and Mrs William Braeske Dreyer Sr The couple met through case institute and case western reserve in cleveland where both are sophomores majoring in french and related studies
The Agriculture Department reports ample stocks of meat vegetables and fruit in stores before Christmas Turkeys will be prominently displayed and abundantly available Beef roasts and steaks should be featured with pork items Bacon Boston butts ham and smoked picnics Also oysters canned salmon canned tuna and fish fillets are watched for Fresh vegetables include carrots celery onions peppers potatoes and sweet potatoes Apples bananas grapefruit and oranges are abundant Cranberries and cranberry products are in good supply for holiday meals.
The Anniversary Club held its annual Christmas Party at Mrs. Elwin Aprils home with door prize won by Mrs. Irvin Schnell and centerpieces awarded for perfect attendance. Officers elected include Mrs. Rodney Burley president and others. The next meeting is at 8 p.m. on January 23 at Mrs. Rod Burleys home. The Opportunity Club met at Mrs. Ensmingers with guest speaker Mrs. Delmer W. Smith and a holiday dessert served. A hospital decoration devotion discussed the departments and Praying Hands art, followed by a film on The Healing of the Nations. The January meeting moves to Mrs. D P Grover.
Open church will be observed at the 4 30 p m wedding of Sue Ann Knoll and Richard Deuble at St Pauls Episcopal Church Saturday. The couple are the children of Mr and Mrs Albert Knoll Rt 1 and Mr and Mrs Paul Deuble Vermilion.
Tonight at First United Presbyterian Church Cub Scout Caroling Party at eight. Saturday at St Peter Lutheran Church features Christmas program rehearsal at nine with Church Youth Choir rehearsal at nine forty five.
Miss Bowen daughter of Mr and Mrs Don W Bowen of 149 East Main will wed Stuart J Miller son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Miller of Huron. Bowen a Norwalk High School graduate attended Sandusky Branch of Bowling Green State University and Lorain Community College and works at the Gift Gallery. Miller a Huron High School graduate is a midshipman at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis. Wedding plans are indefinite.
The First Baptist Church designates Sunday as Loyalty Sunday with Rev. R L Hughes as guest minister at 10 45 a m service. The Sunday School presents a Christmas pageant at 7 30 p m and a candlelight service is planned for 9 p m on Tuesday.
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