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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1968
Page
5
Two Benedict kindergarten classes merged a social studies unit on Japan with a cooking activity. Wearing handmade farmer hats, students in Mrs. Lynn Livengood’s class used rice cereal with butter and marshmallows to form two sticky patties in the school cafeteria, learning rice’s role in Japan and traditional harvesters’ headwear.
Army Private Thomas P. Rinner Jr. of Norwalk starts two months of basic maneuvers at US Army Training Center Ar mor Fort Knox. He will learn soldier skills with live ammunition simulations and chemical, biological, and radiological defense, plus first aid and fitness. After basic, he faces eight weeks of further instruction or on the job training to qualify in a military specialty.
Mrs. Thomas Buckingham will present Battlefields of the Civil War as part of the American History month program for Sally DeForest Chapter DAR. The meeting is at 2 p.m. Wednesday at 20 N. Edison Drive, with assistances listed. Plans for March and other club notices are also mentioned.
A reader shares a home sewing tip to blow dust from a bobbin area when changing thread colors to prevent clogs and avoid repairs. It’s presented alongside family and church notes reflecting midcentury suburban life and everyday domestic wisdom.
Tonight's city calendar lists the Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission at City Council Chamber 7 30 pm the Evening Guild at St Peters Lutheran 8 pm and the Norwalk City Board of Education at the School Administration Building 8 pm. Tomorrow features numerous club meetings including Modern Maids and Matrons at 12 30 pm the Senior Citizens Craft Class at the Senior Center 1 4 pm and a 2 pm DAR chapter gathering plus Methodist Church events and DeMolay activities into the evening. The slate includes Rotary Ladies Night and several dinners with Masonic Temple events and a 8 pm gathering of the Firelands Solo Parents Club at Bellevue Methodist Church and other local groups.
Mr and Mrs Guy A Hummon of 154 West Main Street Norwalk mark their 20th anniversary year with a 50th wedding anniversary celebration. Their reception runs 3 to 5 p m at First Methodist Church Norwalk. The couple have three daughters one son and eight grandchildren. They were married February 18 1918 in Ottawa Ohio.
Three area women earned diplomas at the Sandusky School of Practical Nursing during the 19th class graduation. Recipients included Gladys Toler of Berlin Heights Esther Powel of Norwalk and Florence Bungard of Wakeman. Principal speaker Richard B Fuller vice president of Universal Clay Products Co native Sanduskian and ex officio Sandusky mayor led the ceremony.
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