Ferrells mark 63rd wedding anniversary in New London
Ferrell and Anna Crumline Ferrell celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary this Saturday. They have lived in New London Township 58 years, married December 30, 1915 in Nova Methodist Church. They traveled home by horse pulled buggy. They have two children, seven grandchildren, and one deceased son Gale Ferrell. He retired from farming two years ago but stays busy with light chores, while she helps on the farm and keeps a few chickens for eggs.
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Anna Crumline
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Ferrells
David Gardner
Gale Ferrell
Dear Heloise on Freezing Whipped Cream Muffins
The reader describes freezing whipped cream in muffin tins with powdered sugar, then freezing until solid. After a brief warming, frozen cream portions are popped into bags for easy future use. Suggests buying on sale to avoid spoilage and allows defrosting room temperature for 30 minutes to an hour.
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B. Schuett
Tuesday calendar events at Norwalk venues
Norwalk Bridge Club meets at the Norwalk Bowling Center at 7 30 p m. Overeaters Anonymous gathers at Milan Baptist Church at 7 30 p m. Shalom Al Anon holds a meeting at 35 Benedict Ave at 8 p m. Women s A A Discussion Group convenes at St Paul Episcopal Church at 8 p m. Golden Red Rebekahs meet at the Odd Fellows Temple at 8 p m.
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Benedict Ave
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Teens Learn About Sex And Parenthood In Schools Debate
The piece argues for comprehensive sex and family life education amid national debate. It cites PTA Today findings: one million teen pregnancies yearly, high teen birth rates, schooling attrition linked to early motherhood, and the limited reach of health education across states. It notes welfare trends and prenatal care gaps, urging community or school courses in parenthood.
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PTA Today
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Leap second added to clocks at year end
Washington reports scientists at the National Bureau of Standards will insert a leap second at 23 59 60 UTC on December 31 to keep clocks aligned with Earth's rotation. The step mirrors a six year pattern and aids precision for scientists and navigators despite seeming minor to the public.
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