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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
4
Mrs. A Ringlein a Fisher Titus nurse from 202 Whittlesey shares two Christmas cookie recipes passed through her family Gum Drop Cookies and Russian Tea Cakes. She notes the Gum Drop recipe came from a cousin and both are longtime favorites she enjoys baking for her family.
A reader uses a two foot wide area in a small apartment to fit a sewing machine cedar chest and sewing materials. A traverse rod and a large drape hide clutter allowing a neater room with space for an ironing board behind the curtain.
UPI reports 53rd birthday observed at LBJ Ranch with family present. Lady Bird Johnson, who shed seven pounds, hopes for a quiet day with books but pre Christmas busy schedule at the ranch may hinder. The First Family arrived in Texas Tuesday night. daughters Lynda and Lucie joined them on vacation from college.
A bold advertisement promotes Bukets as a gentle diuretic to lift tired kidneys and relieve nighttime urination, back pain, swelling, and dizziness. It promises increased and regulated passage within four days and offers a 39 cent refund at Kaiser and Wells.
A newspaper want ad urges readers to explore values in all makes and models. It promotes a wide range of cars available now with emphasis on bargains and choice. The notice highlights vehicle variety and affordable options for buyers.
Mr and Mrs Fred W McIntyre of 255 West Main announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Marcia Ellen to James Grant Reed son of Mrs Katharine Reed of Manchester and Elmer S Reed of West Union. Both graduates and teachers plan a December 31 wedding at First Methodist Church Norwalk with open church.
NEW LONDON The Business and Professional Women held their Christmas party and meeting at Mrs Otto Lanka's home Monday night. Miss Alice Ward reported on the Amherst safe driving course. Piano and vocal selections by David Richards entertained guests. A report on Christmas customs in foreign lands and a gift exchange were featured. The next meeting is January 24 at the club rooms.
The New London Grange will hold its annual New Year Eve turkey supper at 7 p.m. December 31 in the Grange Hall. Plans were announced at a recent meeting. Youth reports were given by Mrs. Jack Hall and Walter Ruess. King Rowland received a Past Master’s pin from Worthy Master Carl Ruess. JoAnn Zimmerman led the Christmas program with Gary Landis Gail Hall Wendy Hall Sharon Landis and six junior grangers. Vickie Stoll played Silent Night to close.
Brownie Troop 340 members delivered a food basket to a needy family after Tuesday after school caroling. The girls gathered canned food for two weeks. A Christmas party followed Thursday at First Methodist Church with Brownie Troop 81 and Junior Troop 149.
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