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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1978
Page
5
Norwalk residents Don King and Bob Schumm nurture a 52-turtle collection, from tiny dime-store specimens to large water and land species. They describe care, enclosure setups, breed differences, and risks from illness and theft while stressing turtles’ personalities and challenges of captivity.
Eilene Taylor thanks Heloise for practical kitchen advice. She saves sugar bags to hold ice cubes for emergencies and notes the tips are useful for busy households and hosting.
Susan Kay Reddix and Raymond Burette Blystone Jr. united in a 7 p.m. ceremony at Grace Church on July 15. Rev. Kenneth E. Blystone officiated. The bride wore a light blue gown with lace, daisies in a blue netted headdress, and carried a daisies bouquet. The wedding party included Elviria Brainard as matron of honor and Raymond Blystone Sr. as best man, with several ushers and a flower girl. After a camping trip, the couple planned to reside in Monroeville.
Mrs Norris Snyder hosted the Wide Awake Farm Women's Club on July 13 in rural New London. The club voted to donate 10 to the Firelands Ambulance Service. Members shared Heart's Ease by Helen Steiner Rice and What Happened to Grandma by Mrs Snyder. Next meeting tentatively Sept 14 with Mrs Clifford Smith Norwalk. Chit Chat Club in North Fairfield dined July 12 at Smorgasbord Savannah. no August meeting.
The Wakeman Willing Workers 4-H club met for its eighth session on July 10 with Joanna Yaworsky presenting a sewing and macaroni salad demonstration. Vickie Rieth demonstrated babysitting, Annette Smith spoke on planting flowers, and Beth Jackson showed how to make ice tea. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday.
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