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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1964
Page
3
Sen Barry Goldwater failed to improve his public image as a defender of good truth and beauty when he bolted from his own idea. Lyle Wilson reports for United Press International on the setback to Goldwaters stance and the reactions it drew.
President Johnson, amid criticism from Barry Goldwater, predicts more good news on government spending and the budget deficit. He pledges a further optimistic report on employment and the deficit, now around 8.8 billion, and defends current fiscal policies during a White House news conference.
Meyers Team beat Collins Elevator 18 to 3 on Thursday in the Women's Slo-Pitch League. Joan Ringholz slugged a home run and a triple while Mrs. Robert Seitz and Phyllis Armstrong added triples. Mrs. Richard Coe earned the victory, and Mrs. Kenneth Bell took the loss.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tryzbiak and their three children from Melbourne Florida toured to Erie Pennsylvania in a 1929 Model A Ford touring car. They stopped to visit Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bohn and Mrs. Hazel Bohn of Hartland. The family said the Melbourne to Bohn home trip took three days with no difficulties.
Pulitzer prize winning drama by George Kelly debuts at the Huron Playhouse in Ohio Street School. Beth Robinson stars as Mrs. Craig with James Cain as her husband and Sally McCracken as Miss Austen. Curtain at 8 p.m. ongoing through Saturday.
Sunday events include Frontier Whirlers Port Clinton at noon and Huron County Holstein Club Family Picnic at Huron County Fairgrounds at noon. Monday lists Firelands Business and Professional Women's Club Memorial Lake Park Shelter House 6 pm, North Fairfield Lions Club United Church 7 pm, Whittle-ettes TOPS Club Mrs. M. L. Mercer 8 pm.
Mrs. Jesse M. Overhuls of 114 West Main Street announces the July 1 marriage of her daughter Mrs. Mary Lou Kelly to Thomas Adair of Xenia. They will reside in Xenia with three children Kathe Katie and Jimmy Kelly. Mr Adair runs a retail furniture business in Xenia.
The Firelands BPW calendar lists a July picnic at Memorial Lake Park with a 6 p.m. start and covered-dish contributions. It also promotes the Ohio Federation BPW Legislative Weekend Conference at Capital University July 31 to August 2 with speakers including Ted W. Brown and Ethel Swanbeck.
The tenth reunion of St Paul High School Class of 1954 is set for July 18 at the Knights of Columbus Home. A 7 30 cocktail party precedes a smorgasbord dinner with round and square dancing to follow. Reservations accepted until July 15 through Kenneth Collier and helpers Mrs Eugene Dick Mrs Richard Leibold and Mrs Dean Jones.
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