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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1974
Page
4
A New York UPI report summarizes The Dreamer's Dictionary by Taplinger Publishing. Clothing dreams predict gains or difficulties. aprons suggest material gain, lace signals love or popularity, and torn or shabby garments warn of business trouble.
Calendar notes a Monday Lauren Study Club at Mrs Edna Barman home at 7 30 p m and Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall and TOPS OH 344 Senior Center both at 8 p m Tuesday features Boy Scout Troop 218 Girl Scout Cadet Troop 144 and Girl Scout Troop 143 all at First United Methodist and Boy Scout Troop 232 at First Monroeville TOPS OH 1161 Trinity Lutheran Church at 7 30 Elk s Bridge Club at Elks Country Club at 7 30 p m
Full page ad copy urging readers to dial 662 4241 to place their own classified advertisement. Emphasizes 24 hour service and immediate posting. No specific names, dates, or places mentioned.
The Wakeman Willing Workers held their fifth meeting on May 20 with health and safety reports by Charlene King, Lynn Johnson, and Teresa Jackson. Mona Jackson demonstrated photography and members discussed fair booth ideas. A sewing and cooking work session is set for June 3, and the next meeting will be June 10 at the Smith residence.
A quick low budget meal idea using round steak and rice that serves six. Thinly sliced steak browns fast with onions and garlic, then simmered with tomatoes beef broth wine and herbs before serving over hot rice.
County 4 H extension agent Carlos Tucker announces two upcoming events for club members. An area 4 H engineering clinic will be held Tuesday June 11 from 7 30 to 9 p m at Vanguard Vocational School Fremont. A conservation field day is planned Friday June 14 from 10 a m to 3 p m at 4 H Camp Conger. Extension agents area game protectors and 4 H advisors will run the sessions and families are invited.
Milo Miller, a former salesman from Goshen Indiana, built the first travel trailer in 1934. He conceived the Sportsman as a compact home on wheels using 2x4s and a syrup adhesive for binding. Miller later sold the prototype, started factories in Midland and Mishawaka, and after World War II returned to the RV business as a consultant.
Monroeville Elementary hosts bicycle safety assemblies in its gym with participation by public and St. Joseph elementary students from first through sixth grade. Lloyd Smith of the Huron County Sheriff Department leads the program and safety brochures will be handed out.
A property owner can collect only part of a fire loss if insured for less than full value. If the home is worth 20 000 and insured for 10 000 the payout would be 2500 on a total loss. The Flickinger Insurance Agency advertises full replacement value options.
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