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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1974
Page
7
Huron County Health Department sponsors a preventive dental program in schools. Registered hygienists Mrs. Thomas Routh and Mrs. Robert Perkins demonstrate brushing on a plastic model with posters, then students brush at their desks.
Cub Scout Pack 240 held its Blue and Gold Banquet at St. Joseph Social Center with about 80 attendees. Awards went to John Eastman and Richard Reser among others. magic by Ron and Darlene Frank. Townsend Pack 246's Blue and Gold Banquet honored Joseph Story, Curtis Braden, Richard Martz and others with pins and arrows. Pinewood Derby set for March 28 at Townsend Town Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Deppen of New London celebrate 25 years with an open house from 7 p.m. to midnight Saturday March 9 at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Monroeville. The Deppen children host: Michael and Deb Brown Dennis and Carol Pillivant Dennis and Sharon Deppen Bryan Deppen. Norman is deceased.
A reader offers practical tips on trimming fat from ham to stretch meat, using fat as bacon, and cooking leftovers. Suggestions include patch pockets on tunics and DIY beauty hacks, plus using a four-pack carton as a dog dish tray.
Barbara Wurzel discusses how attitudes toward child discipline have shifted from strict parental rules to child centered approaches. She argues for a compromise, emphasizes parenting consistency, and notes discipline as teaching through example and limits.
George G. Smith 92 of 8 Mill Street Norwalk died Thursday at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. He was born in Havana Ohio and lived in Norwalk 70 years. a former Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad conductor. Survived by son Clarence J. in Fort Myers Florida daughter Margaret McIntire in Pensacola Florida four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at Secor Funeral Home Willard with services Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev Charles Ferrell officiating. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery New Haven.
Virgin Islands report says the Pentheny Pub was burglarized Wednesday night for the 23rd time in 12 months. Owner Peter Issen says bars were installed on doors and windows but thieves broke through walls to reach a cigarette machine.
The Maple City Garden Club met at Mrs. Richard Striker’s home with co host Mrs. William Kacmarsky. Members decorated cupcakes and Striker demonstrated cake decorating. Next meeting will feature corsages at Mrs. G W Didion’s home in Sandusky.
Linda Ann Hall and Russell Edward Crawford were married last Friday at the First Baptist Church. Rev. George Minton performed the ceremony with Evelyn Minton as matron of honor and Hershel Case as best man. The couple will reside in New London.
A brief urge to readers to use the classifieds for daily shopping to save time and money, suggesting practical, budget friendly buying.
Graveside services were planned for 11 a m today at Milan Cemetery for Mrs Glendora D Witty a former Milan resident who died Monday in Santa Monica California Rawle Funeral Home arranged local services
The Thursday, February 28 1974 issue lists admissions and discharges for Fisher Titus Morroeville Norwalk Milan Collins New London Wellington Monroeville Wakeman and Bellevue areas. Name references include Robert Wolfe Dale Stover Donna Kraft Linda Brunow Edna Kettel Ina Miller Frederick Hersha Barbara Moore Theodora Weichel among others. Local market prices show Wheat 5.91 Corn 2.89 Oats 1.70 Soybeans 5.81.
The Women's Bureau of the Labor Department reports 6.2 million of 53.3 million U.S. families are led by women as of March 1972. About 53 percent of these heads work outside the home and over three fifths are the sole earners in their households.
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