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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1978
Page
5
Dear Heloise shares quick hacks using twist ties as markers for books and magazines. A candy storage trick sorts leftover holiday sweet into labeled bags inside a dish for easy access without mess. An advice note suggests pasting address stickers into a personal address book to save space and time.
Mr and Mrs Howard Schild announce the engagement of daughter Rhonda Ann Schild to John Richard Seitz son of Norma Ritchey and James Seitz. Both graduates of Norwalk High School class of 1977 plan a late summer wedding.
Worthington Ohio Army National Guard Sergeant Don A Beck of Collins recently finished a two day State Recruiting School at Green Road Armory. He earned the silver Ohio National Guard badge as a qualified unit recruiter. Beck serves in Co C 612th Engineer Bn Norwalk, third platoon. He is a Western Reserve High School graduate and Ohio State University student.
Hollywood star Sylvia Sidney celebrated half a century in entertainment, noting she works constantly because she takes any job offered and avoids script questions. The 67 year old, who rose in 1930s dramas like Dead End and City Streets, remains active on stage film and television while living in Roxbury Connecticut with her dogs and pursuing needlepoint books.
Susan Stevens Johnston married David Curtis Marshall in a 5:30 p.m. ceremony at Coriehill Farm Norwalk church. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Henry D. Stevens, Monroeville, and the late Mr. Stevens, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Marshall of Galion, exchanged vows under a walnut arch. Rev. O Frank Storch III officiated. A reception followed. Mrs. Marshall is a nurse at Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus. Mr. Marshall works in Landmark Inc. Columbus home office.
Mary Pettit Eileen Stiver and Teruko Wilde will speak at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Columbia Gas Co office. Meanwhile Opportunity Club members met at Mrs. Lewis McLaughlin’s home to hear Mrs. C M Wilkinson’s program What Christmas Means to Me. The group sang carols and exchanged cookies. Mrs. Homer Robinson reported on the Opportunity Tree displayed at Milan Christmas Tree Lane highlighting daily opportunities in education patriotism religion government agriculture and science. The club pauses January February then resumes March 21 with Norwalk Junior Achievement Club presenting The Challenge of Our Juniors hosted by Mrs. Laura Poth. A commemorative post card honoring Cincinnati Music Hall will be issued May 12 in Cincinnati.
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