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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1968
Page
5
An open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bellamy of rural Norwalk marks their 50th anniversary. Relatives and friends are invited Sunday from 2 to 5 PM at the Presbyterian Church Hall Olena. They married January 1 1918 in Olena.
Practical tips encourage family members to ease patient burdens at home. Assemble needed items, use safe moving techniques for children, and create comfort with simple devices. Nourishment and medicine practices focus on gentle, professional approaches to maintain morale and safety.
Mrs A O White starts a second term as president of THE GARDEN CLUB OF NORWALK at the Milan Inn luncheon. Other officers named include Mrs Ralph W Stratton first vice president and Mrs Harry Franz second vice president. The group also announced a council luncheon with Mrs John Gross of Mansfield to demonstrate floral arranging on January 17 at the Elks Country Club.
Lynette Wynn Walls and Gary L. Cole plan a June wedding. Their parents announce engagements: Lynette Walls to Gary Cole, and Mary Jean Sellers to Daniel Blake Izzard. No wedding date is set.
Tonight and Wednesday schedule includes church circles at St. Peter's Lutheran and First Methodist, Daughters of Faith, Moose and Eastern Star chapters, Norwalk Board of Education offices, Child Conservation League, Beta Sigma Phi, Golden Age Club dinner, Sally De Forest DAR, Moose Audit Committee, prenatal class at Titus Hospital, Order of Demolay and Mothers Club activities at Masonic Temple, Daughters of Isabella at Knights of Columbus Home, Kappa Epsilon, MIMBO, Norwalk Mothers of Twins, and related host venues and times.
Dear Heloise columns share tips for organizing school notes in a front door box to reduce lost report cards. Readers describe necklace making with old strands and nylon fishing line. A mother explains preparing baby formula in a plastic jug to save time and space for a babysitter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Miller of Wakeman will mark 50 years of marriage with a Sunday open house at the Wakeman Congregational Church from 2 to 4 pm. They wed Jan 15, 1918, in Wakeman by Justice George W. Chamberlin. They have two children, seven grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Mr. Miller is retired from Western Automatic of Elyria.
The NL Grange announced an Operation Forward meeting for January 18 with a 7 p.m. pot luck supper and invited guests. Mrs. Edd Franklin reported members remembered with fruit flowers or gifts. The seven layer cookie contest is set for May 2. Grangers will again make pads for the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home. Bowling Tournament dates are February 17 and 24. Edd Franklin cited Careful Driving highway death data versus Vietnam. Thank you notes arrived from the Howard Preslan and Harold Landis families.
Leaders of 72 Ohio Knights of Columbus districts meet in Columbus January 13 and 14 at the Christopher Inn with Robert E Vogelpohl directing. The gathering will unveil the revised Ohio K of C College Scholarship program and cover progress since July 1967 along with new programs. Donald Wheeler of Norwalk heads seven discussion sessions.
Rain dresses use water repellant fabrics and long sleeve shirt waists. Many designs are belted or semi fitted with bright floral patterns. Some sets include coordinated umbrellas. Brooks Uniform Co. of Dallas offers double knit uniforms for white wearing women with diagonal rib for stretch. The midriff look appears with a wide stomacher topping a dirndl skirt.
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