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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1965
Page
5
Readers share simple fixes for kids pajamas ankles using hems and garters to extend wear and reduce dirt. A window tip suggests wet newspaper and directional cleaning for clarity. Also caution against cleaning hot enamel surfaces to avoid cracking.
The article portrays Lady Churchill as calm and gracious amid constant demands and high-profile calls at home. It notes a steady stream of visitors, messages from distant places, and persistent duties that test endurance while she maintains composure.
The Willodale Farm Women’s Club installed officers for 1965 at Mrs. Stanley Betz’s home with Mrs. Homer Bungard as president and Mrs. Ralph Wells as treasurer. New member Mrs. Gene Esker joined. nylon net demo by Mrs. Charles Knoll. Next meeting is a potluck Feb 18 at Mrs. Knoll’s home. The Moose women held a friendship meeting and plan a May program with a mid winter Lorain conference. Townsend Road Farm Women’s Club met at Mrs. Harry Bishman’s and planned March of Dimes contributions and a white elephant sale. John Wise showed Williamsburg slides. The Loyalty Class at First Presbyterian heard Mr. and Mrs. Wise, with next meeting Feb 15. Lady Churchill handled press attention with a gracious request for reporters to withdraw from Hyde Park Gate.
Clarence Ellett of the Huron County Health Dept spoke to the Bronson PTA on slum conditions in Huron County. He showed slides and answered questions as Nelson Lenz renewed Pack 21 Cub Scout charter and recognized Den Mothers for service.
Five Beta Sigma Phi chapters of Norwalk and Milan host the Hearts and Harmony Dance at the New Norwalk Armory from 9 30 a m to 1 30 a m on February 13. Proceeds aid the Norwalk Park and Recreation Board, with last year’s $300 going to the library’s children section.
Monday events include Steadfast Class at First Baptist Church at 6:30 and Firelands Coin Club at American Legion Hall at 8. Other groups meet at Wesleyan Circle, NSDAC, and various venues with times around 8. Tuesday features Commission on Missions at First Methodist, Women of the Moose at Moose Hall, SPLCW Board at Lutheran Church, and WSCS Executive Committee at First Methodist.
Renata Tebaldi, famed Met soprano, will perform at 8 30 p.m. February 5 in Cleveland Music Hall with violinst Sidney Harth and conductor Michael Charry leading the Cleveland Orchestra. Tebaldi marked her Met anniversary January 31 and will sing Puccini and Verdi arias. Tickets available at Burrows Euclid, Higbee, and Cleveland Opera Association.
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