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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1965
Page
3
Mrs. John Rhinemiller Jr of Huron will present a cancer film at the Milan Mothers Club meeting Monday at the school cafeteria. Dr. H C Schultz of Norwalk will answer questions.
Community event list shows activities for Saturday and Monday including square dance 8 11 at Pleasant St School and memorial service at St Peter's Lutheran Church. Additional items include Golden Age Club at Columbia Gas at 12 30 pm and various clubs meeting at local venues.
Cadet James R. Sargeant son of Mr and Mrs Robert G Sargeant Route 1 Bellevue marched in the Presidential Inaugural Parade in Washington D C on January 20 as part of the Corps of Cadets from the U S Military Academy West Point New York. A member of the Class of 1967 he was among 600 cadets tapped to represent the academy. Sargeant is a 1962 Perkins High School graduate who attended Capital University in Columbus.
Norbert Lenz, once of Norwalk, exhibits a retrospective of paintings in the Student Union at Western Reserve University during February. His works have appeared at the Chicago Art Institute, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Cleveland Art Museum, and Butler Museum of Art. Lenz is a Norwalk High School graduate who studied at the Cleveland Institute of Art. he was brother to the late Carl Lenz of Norwalk.
Fifteen members and four guests gathered for the Greenwich American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Pearl Eichenlaub’s home. The group announced the mid winter Columbus conference and noted the national president’s upcoming Feb 26 27 state wide appearance. They voted to donate for the Brecksville Veterans hospital birthday party on Feb 24.
Lutheran ALTAR GUILD at ST. PETER'S met at Mrs. Holman's home with prayer and readings as resolutions for the new year were read. February program theme was To Love as God Loves. Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist planned Treat Box items for scholarship students. WSCS at First Methodist discussed Hearing God Speak Through the Bible. Circle 4 of St. Peter’s met at the parish house with year theme If God So Loved Us.
Scouting Troop 149 and Brownie Troop 149 visited Norwalk Upholstery Co on Friday. The tour was conducted by Stan Estrin of the company. Troop leaders are Mrs. Dale Neel and Mrs. Charles Zulauf.
Readers share practical tips in Heloise columns. Carpet samples become coasters with a circular, nondrip design and can double as scrubbing pads. A bleach labeled wash helps whites. melon ball cutters speed cookie framing. waxed paper bags protect rarely used silver items from tarnish.
Sheriff John Borgia will discuss the growing problem of obscene literature at the Western Reserve Townsend PTA meeting in the Townsend gymnasium at 8 p.m. Monday. An informal discussion will follow, with third grade mothers as hostesses, and public invited.
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