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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1964
Page
4
Five babies and young children appear in current headlines with three girls and two boys pictured among the week’s stories. The report centers on infant figures connected to ongoing events and public interest.
Olena Loyal Neighbors Farm Women’s Club hosts 8 p.m. guest night at Olena Presbyterian Church with devotions led by Mrs. Howard Olewiler and nine hostesses. Norwalk Assembly 103 Rainbow Girls attend Mike Douglas show for 10th anniversary. Daughters of Isabella plan a 6 p.m. picnic at Memorial Lake Park. bring own table service and a covered dish. meat and coffee provided. games after. If bad weather, move to American Legion Home.
Worthy Master Mrs. Gordon Byron calls for officer elections and annual inspection of Clarksfield Grange on Friday. Deputy Master M O Corbin of Willard to inspect. Pot-luck supper at 6 30 p m precedes meeting. Grange to show float at Wakeman Homecoming and run Fish Pond booth. Rummage sale at Clarksfield Community Hall Friday July 31. Reunion planned for August 2 with 11 a m service then pot-luck dinner.
Descendants of Miner Lawrence gathered at the Lawrence homestead on New State Road to honor Howard Lawrence of Sandusky on his 90th birthday. Guests included his wife, son Dr Homer E Lawrence of Concord NH, G M Lawrence and family, Douglas Lawrence and family, Sada Omoto and four children, plus local families Russell Lawrence Wilbert Lawrence Milton Justice and Loren Hester.
The Lamp and Shade Institute of America reports new lamp base colors drawing demand at the 1964 summer furnishings markets. Prominent hues include reds oranges greens earth tones and weathered finishes while contemporary styling remains dominant and traditional and provincial lines follow closely.
Home economists advise shaking spray starch before each use and protecting nearby surfaces while spraying. If the can sits unused for a day, spray into the sink and clean the iron sole plate frequently to avoid scorching.
Rev Frederick Neufeld of Mary Manse College Toledo spoke to St Mary Altar and Rosary Society on modesty in dress for women. Members vote to skip meetings Jan Feb and March. officers elected in April with May installation for two year terms. Bake sale and ice cream booth planned for Wake man Homecoming Saturday. additional bake sales after masses on Aug 2 in parish hall. Winthrop French to discuss and show slides from his trip to Russia at family night Wednesday.
Tonight Norwalk Laundry faces Ebert Office Equipment at McGuan Field at 6 15. Norwalk Ladies inter city bowling tourney at Holiday Inn 6 30. Wednesday Golden Age Club meets at Theatre 12 50 p m. Daughters of Isabella memorial at Lake Park shelter house 6 p m. Over the Waves Club dinner theater party at Holiday Inn Huron Playhouse.
Mrs Ruth Stanford has been released from Memorial Hospital Sandusky and is recuperating at home. 30 Cortland Street. Patricia and Susan Beck of North Fairfield are among 247 students enrolled in Rio Grande College's second summer session. Patricia is a senior and Susan is a junior, both majoring in elementary education.
Nita Ann Zimmerman married Thomas Rodriquez in a 9 a.m. ceremony at St Paul Catholic Church on Saturday. The couple, daughter and son in law of Mr and Mrs Donald Zimmerman and Mr and Mrs Floyd Ornelas, will reside in San Diego at 3736 Lilla Terrace and take a two week wedding trip west.
Sally Condon and Jerald R Spencer married July 4 in St Peter Lutheran Church. The bride is daughter of Joy O Domhoff of 218 W Main St. the groom is Herald F Spencer of Norwalk RD 2. The ceremony was at 2 30 pm with double ring vows, attended by family and friends, followed by a reception at the VFW Hall. The bride, a Bowling Green State University graduate and teacher, and the groom, an illustrator, live at Norwalk RD 2 after a two week east honeymoon.
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