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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1965

Page

4

Hints From Heloise Stop Bulb Breakage

Heloise warns readers to avoid spraying oven cleaners on hot or lit bulbs and to let cleaned ovens cool before bulb maintenance. Advice includes not cleaning with damp rags on bulbs and using 200 degree heating guidance. Also notes prune hazards from hot pads touching meringue and suggests doll-clothes edge sealing with clear fingernail polish.

Heloise J.H. Baxter

Local clubs mark anniversaries and meetings across the community

The Southside Reading Club celebrated its 70th anniversary at Mrs F M Park’s home with co hosts and a memoir reading. Clubs including Lend a Hand Elena Presbyterian Women and Roundabout Reading elected officers and planned future events. The Firelands Area Dances Squares set a Pleasant Street School dance with guest caller Frankie Olic. The Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW voted to support March of Dimes and a fire department flag. Satellites of Queen Esther held a winter picnic and a specialty sale is planned. Toledo Blade editor Don Wolfe to speak on school coverage at Maplehurst School. Book Exchange Club held a review of To Catch an Angel by Robert Russell. event March 1 at Mrs James Bates’s home.

Southside Reading Club F. M. Park F. E. Nabring A. W. Mann L. E. Kinney L. M. Press Queen Esther Chapter OES George Schaechterle A. FE. White Colonial Williamsburg Eugene Shhumer Robert Russell James Hindley Alan Angell James Bates

Community club listings for Wednesday and Thursday events

Wednesday events include Rainbow Farm Women's Association Hartland Community Hall 6 30 Firelands Toastmaster Club Milan Inn 6 30 prenatal class Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital 7 30 Norwalk Hairdressers Unit 31 Columbia Gas Co Creative Crafts Club Mrs Willard Rule 7 30 Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple 7 30 Circle 7 St Peters Lutheran Church parish house 8 Research Club Mrs Waldo Schock. Thursday programs list Olena Presbyterian Church Women’s Association Mrs Joseph Hillman 1 p.m Circle 8 St Peters Lutheran Church Mrs William Holman 1 p.m Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post Home 6 30 p.m Women’s Missionary Society First Baptist Church 7 30 p.m Little Garden Club Mrs A Nippell 8 p.m Twelve Tops Pinochle Club Mrs Warren Mills 8 p.m Xi Delta Mu of Beta Sigma Phi Mrs Raymond Rider 8 30 p.m.

Rainbow Farm Women’s Association Hartland Community Hall Firelands Milan Inn Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk Columbia Gas Co Willard Rule Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Waldo Schock Olena Presbyterian Church Women’s Association Joseph Hillman William Holman V.F.W. - Post Home Women’s Missionary Society First Baptist Church Little Garden Club A. Nippell Twelve Tops

Miss Ann Treiber Collins Earns BGSU Bachelor of Science

Miss Ann Treiber Collins received a Bachelor of Science degree from Bowling Green State University on Sunday. A Western Reserve High School graduate, she majored in biology and elementary education and held memberships in Beta Beta Beta and Kappa Delta Pi. She now teaches fourth grade at Twin Beach School in Walled Lake Michigan.

Ann Treiber Collins Bowling Green State University Western Reserve High School Kappa Delta Pi Twin Beach School Walled Lake Mich

New London Garden Club Plans Valentine Workshop

New London host Mrs Paul Richards Route 162 East will welcome the Home Flower Garden Club on Feb 9. Members bring materials to make valentines for shut ins as Mrs Joseph Lash chairs. Mrs William Heckbert presents The Culture and Care of Tuberous Begonia. Guest night set for March 9 at the First Methodist Church annex. All area clubs invited.

New London Paul Richards New William Heckbert First Methodist Church

Newman Religious Art Show Opens in March

The tenth annual Newman Religious Art Show runs March 20 to 25 in the May Co auditorium Cleveland. Theme is The Old and New Testaments. Open to professionals and post high school students. Prizes are 200 100 and 50 dollars. The 200 prize piece joins the Newman Club collection. Final entry is March 6.

Newman The Newman Alumni Association May Co Cleveland Newman Club

Student Nurses Begin 18 Week Sandusky Training

Nine area girls enrolled in the Sandusky School of Practical Nursing for 18 weeks of pre clinical study in nursing care nutrition and family living They include Ruth Beck Rebecca Pisko Willie Mae Sails Cecelia Haugh Marsha Napka Marceal Crotty Theresa Alt and Barbara Prater They will transfer to affiliated hospitals for eight months of clinical care.

Sandusky

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Kinney Eshee Komerak Loren Hester Hester Komerak Joe Blow Monroeville St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Masonic Hall Ruby Lodge 534 Katy Raymond Big Girls Spector's Spector E. Main ST Olena Presbyterian Women’s Association Steve Robinson Cecil Garrett John Lolla Roundabout Reading Club Richard Albright R. J. Metzger J. T. Lendrum Jr A. R. Reothlisburger FBI Dale Olson Wayne Cline M. L. Mead J. Edgar Hoover Harry Franz E. H. Kohlmeyer Firelands Area Pleasant St. School Frankie Olic V.F.W March of Dimes Norwalk Fire Dept Don Wolfe Toledo Blade Maplehurst School John Gelvin Book Exchange Club H. D. Rogers Valentines West Main ST Norwalk, Ohio Timex Watches Holman Jewelers Ie Ene East Main
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