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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1969
Page
5
June additions at Norwalk Public Library include 236 new books with 145 in Main and Young Adults and 91 in Children’s, plus 2 877 Main and 4 301 Children's circulations. Memorial gifts honored Mrs. Charles Peasley and George Cook Ford III, with titles by Kybalova Sands Darrow and more.
Cupid's Corner encourages planning with Holman Jewelers offering diamond ring sets in various prices and a divided payment option. The ad advises choosing sterling, china, and crystal, and setting up a gift registry to guide friends.
Hospitals shift toward outpatient services, with 111 million visits last year and projections to 155 million by 1972. The American Hospital Association urges hospitals to become primary health care sources via ambulatory care, screenings, preventive services, home programs, and broader social ties to meet rising demand.
Gwen Virginia Mayer and Donald Leander Bores plan an October wedding. Miss Mayer, a Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital secretary, and Mr Bores, son of Mr and Mrs Leander Bores of rural Monroeville, are both Monroeville High School graduates. Parents Mr and Mrs Cletus Mayer announce the engagement from rural Norwalk. Bores works for General Electric and Kinney.
Twenty one of forty graduates attended the 15 year reunion with spouses. They gathered at Friendly Corners Restaurant for dinner and dancing. An 18 year reunion committee was elected: Eugene Gundlach, Thomas Berry, Mrs. Virgil Faler of Tiffin, and Mrs. William Buckingham of Willard.
4-H Busy Bakers met at Jill Ryder’s home to plan a fair booth theme and the possibility of going to court to hear a case. Demonstrations were led by Nancy Smith, Jill Ryder, and Patty Ryder. The next meeting is at Mrs Wilson’s at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Members of the 1969 committee include Mrs. Eugene Hutchins and others. A letter from Louis Martin, stationed in Germany with the U S Air Force, was read. The reunion, postponed from July 12 due to state emergency after the July 4 storm, welcomed Donald Fisher of Ossining N Y and Mrs Miles Howard of Quarryville Pa, who left to return home before the rescheduled meeting. Tailor Mates 4-H Club held a style show for mothers on July 24. next meeting August 14 at Jennifer Fields’ home, 66 Spinout.
See through clothes attract attention in the Eastern and Western worlds as Japan and Australia embrace the trend. Mexico City shopkeepers report selling see through dresses quickly, while Mexico cites Acapulco as a freewheeling fashion context. Fashion Group Inc regional director meeting notes international interest.
Collins announces the forthcoming marriage of Marie Frances Holzhauser to David Barron Lowe. Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Holzhauser of Collins, is a Ohio State University and University of Virginia graduate now with Mike Lapine Inc. Cleveland. David Lowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle H. Lowe of Norwalk, is a Norwalk High School and Miami University graduate, former Marine, and now with National City Bank Cleveland. The couple plan a September wedding.
Stephanie Schillig and Kenneth Hildebrand are the engaged couple honored at a Columbus dinner party and a Wakeman bridal shower. Their rehearsal dinner is planned for Friday at the Twine House in Huron. The couple will wed Saturday at 7 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church with Dr John K McDivitt officiating.
The Wakeman Chapter Orders of the Eastern Star announces its annual family picnic will be held Monday at the Wakeman Masonic Temple with a potluck supper at 6 30 p m. The site changed from Mill Hollow Park near Vermilion due to storm damage in July.
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