Christmas party rounds Norwalk area clubs and firms
Huron County Banking Co officers and staff held an annual holiday dinner at Elks Country Club with a gifts and slides program. Norwalk Parts Co and Reflector tied parties at Milan Inn. Club events featured devotions readings solos tributes and carols. Dwight Heath opens house for Pastor and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Banking Co
Elks Country Club
Richard McClellan
Iron Curtain
Milan Inn
Norwalk Parts Co
Reflector
Parts
Local Cleric and Family Noted in Norwalk and Alexandria
David Dillinger a former rector of the First Church of Christ Norwalk and now pastor of the Church of Christ in Alexandria Kentucky is finishing his graduate work at Cincinnati Bible Seminary. The South Side Reading Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs A W Mann's home. A joint meeting with the Roundabout Reading Club is planned for Jan 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dillinger
Mr. Dillinger
First Church of Christ
Norwalk
Church of Christ
Alexandria
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
South Side
Reading Club
A.W. Mann
Roundabout Reading Club
Mrs Wechter Designs Own Christmas Tree
Mrs Joseph Wechter of 31 Stoutenburg Drive crafted a three foot high home tree using 175 styrofoam balls 11 000 toothpicks and spray snow. She doubled rows from last year and faced a wide base doorway issue living room placement via an outdoor path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wechter
Stoutenburg Drive
Huron County Residents Among OSU Autumn Graduates
Four Huron County residents earned degrees at Ohio State University autumn quarter commencement. Norwalk duo Dale L. Ford and Pauline L. Griffin, plus Gerald E. Mahl, and Cincinnati attorney Charles Sawyer spoke at the ceremony where 909 diplomas were awarded. Gary R. Miller of Wakeman also received a bachelor of science in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Ohio State University
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
United States Secretary of Commerce
Norwalk
Dale L. Ford
Pauline L. Griffin
Gerald E. Mahl
Gary R. Miller
Wakeman
Calendar of Tonight and Tuesday Events
Tonight events include Firelands Democratic Women at American Legion Post Home 6 30 North Fairfield Lions at United Church 7 Our Lady of Fatima Study Club at Elks Country Club Whittleettes TOPS Club at Mrs M L Mercer 8 St Jude Thaddeus Discussion Group at Mrs Claude Smith 8 NASA Womens Association at Plum Brook Cafeteria Tuesday Queen Esther Chapter No 15 OES at Masonic Temple 8 p m Rain Dodgers Camping Club at Columbia Gas Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands
Democratic Women’s Club
American Legion Post
North Fairfield Lions
United Church
Our Lady of Fatima Study Club
Elks Country Club
Whittleettes Tops Club
M.L. Mercer
St. Jude Thaddeus
Claude Smith
NASA Women’s Association
Plum Brook
Masonic Temple
Columbia Gas Co
Mom's Suet Pudding Recipe From Wakeman Resident
Wakeman resident Mrs. Lewis Addison Sr of 43 Verlin St shares her family suet pudding recipe titled Mom's Suet Pudding. She notes she uses a canning pressure cooker to steam it for quicker results and that the pudding can be made ahead and refrigerated. The sauce should be cold and melts over the steaming pudding when served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Addison
Verlin St
Wakeman
Earl Schamp
Old Fashioned Rum Not Budgets No Bake? (not applicable)
The provided text lists ingredients for a fruit cake or pudding and a hard sauce, including suet molasses milk flour salt and spices, raisins, and a separate buttercream with powdered sugar vanilla. It instructs mixing, filling tins, pressure cooking, and serving with hard sauce or icing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norwood Road Club
Loren Hester
Anna Miller
Carl Walek
Miss Nellie Woodruff
Music Analytical Club
Cyril Betschman
Charles Sberna
Bellevue
Bernard Logan
Dwight Heath
E. Main
Mrs. Wechter
OSU
Lane
Hassocks
Rockers
Walnut
Boston
Rocker
Barcalounger
Wedge
Bissell
Blinzley
Children’s Rockers
Blinzley Furniture
W. Main
Garland
Pandora
E. Main St
Janet Conway
Parisienne
Rhapsody
Man Jewelers
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