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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
5
New York fashion icon Elsa Schiaparelli tells UPI that age does not exist and that living young in spirit matters. She criticizes dwelling on age and says thinking young keeps one young, with surrounding oneself by young people aiding the effect.
Nineteen Mary-Martha Circle members and a guest gathered at Rev H H Glick's Lakeside home for a potluck luncheon and brief business. They planned to meet the first Wednesday of each month. July 1 hostess will be Mrs Karl Baumeyer. Separately, Ecumenical Council discussions were held by St Paul Catholic and Calvary Baptist groups, with missionary notes and retreat reminders.
At the June 9 meeting Barbara Beamer Betty Lewis and Joan La Ronde gave safety talks. Demonstrations on threading a needle were led by Deanna Ebinger with Marsha Keefer explaining sewing machine attachments and their functions. The remark about the world was noted as a wrong statement.
An advertising notice promotes T-4-L liquid and T-4-L foot powder for athlete's foot, eczema, and rashes. It promises three days to cure and refunds 48 cents at drug stores if not pleased, urging readers to buy and treat infected skin locally today at Kaiser & Wells Drug.
Mr and Mrs Albert Dossin of 20 Olive St Norwalk observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a family picnic at their home Sunday Guests included their children Mrs Eugene Loucks Alf Dossin Harry Gilbert all of Norwalk and Harry Dossin of Fort Worth Texas The couple were married in Cleveland on June 11 1914 and moved to Norwalk from Elyria in 1920
A Cub Scout pack sponsored by St Paul Episcopal Church hosts a fishing derby starting at 5 p.m. Monday at Memorial Lake Park. A picnic dinner follows at 6.
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