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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1969
Page
5
A guide from marriage counselors on keeping a husband content at home. It advises budgeting, a tidy welcoming house, pleasing morning routines, simple meals, flattering his image, hosting with economy, yielding during arguments, accepting him as is, using sincere compliments, and genuine laughter as keys to harmony.
Two Norwalk girls joined 19 contestants at the Fourth Annual Rosemont Pageant at Rosemont School Columbus on February 16. Martha Sexton and Connie Goostree wore white formals with red sashes and carried red roses. Sexton won Miss Congeniality and a trophy. a reception and dance followed.
New London News reports plans for the spring style show to be held April 16 at the New London Grange. Mrs Wilmer White Jr chairs the Junior Auxiliary. A meeting February 24 at 7 30 p m at the American Legion Hall discusses hospital building fund fundraising and membership drive ongoing with three levels Active Inactive and Donor.
Wear on the toe tips and linings indicates improper fit. Excessive wear on the toe area suggests the shoe is too short, while worn linings point to a loose overall fit.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Burke 213 Benedict observed their 25th anniversary with a dinner at the Ramada Inn Sandusky and a relatives reception at their home. They married February 5 1944 in Muskogee Oklahoma with Rev. George Lathana officiating. The couple have a daughter Lana Sue, an eighth grader at Norwalk Junior High School.
The Flying Spurs Riding Club held a Feb. 11 meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hinkley in Olena. Officers installed for the coming year include President Connie Hinkley Vice President Robert Chandler Secretary Barbara Biggs and Treasurer Kathy Hinckley with Mrs. Shirley Clayton acting as Club Advisor.
The Women s Society for Christian Service of Clarksfield United Methodist Church met Feb 12 at Mrs Paul Newyear s home. Devotions were led by Mrs Walter Eagleson and Lent was the theme. A bake sale is planned for March with Mrs Lloyd Sheldon hosting and Mrs McGowan and Mrs Edgar Spencer on the serving committee. The Wakeman Chapter Eastern Star held Masonic Night Feb 11 and District Day in Clyde was reported by Mrs Irene Kelm. Mrs Gaynelle Herner of Monroeville was named treasurer for District Five.
Laurel Gilbert and Terrence J Gledhill will wed in an open church ceremony at 3 30 p m February 22 at the First United Methodist Church New London. Gilbert is the daughter of William E Gilbert and wife and works as a secretary for Jennings and Charella Construction Company. Gledhill a Galton High School and Ashland College graduate teaches biology and science at New London High School.
An open reception honoring Mrs. Margaret Herner on her 90th birthday will be hosted by the Earl Herner family at her Monroeville home from 2 to 7 p.m. on March 2.
The annual meeting will be held at 7 30 P M Monday February 24 1969 at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk Ohio. Members contributing one dollar or more to the Norwalk Area United Fund in 1968 are invited. Discussion includes amending Article V Section 1 of the Constitution and Bylaws.
A five week adult religious education course will begin at 8 p.m. Feb. 27 at the Norwalk St. Paul Social Hall. The course titled Conscience and the Changing World is sponsored by the Christian Religious Education Forum with weekly speakers including The Rev. Father Richard Wurzel of Bowling Green discussing The Contemporary Moral.
Greenwich notes show 20 members at the Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting on Feb 12 with Mrs. William Simpson as guest speaker. Upcoming lectures feature Father Gorman, Weibl, Wilhelm, and Egnacz on morality topics at local churches with admission set per person and per lecture.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Bardy announce the engagement of daughter Barbara to Richard Kuhlman of New London. Barbara is a 1966 New London High School graduate employed at R R Donnelley in Willard. Richard is a 1965 graduate and manages the New London Shell Service Station. They plan to marry March 20.
A compiled schedule of meetings and activities across churches and community rooms. Scout troops Cub Webelos and Boy Scout chapters meet at church facilities while church circles and clubs hold sessions in designated rooms through the evening.
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