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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
5
A Heloise hint advises buttoning shirt sleeves to prevent tangling in washers, plus tips from Kathy Brown on using receiving blankets and towels as absorbent liners for crib and bed changes. A church clipping reflects on time spent in daily life and devotion, with a final tip using baby bottle brushes for stove and cutlery cleaning.
Consumer Reports warns all US microwave ovens leak radiation and urges buyers to refrain until manufacturers remove leakage. The magazine cites door seals and viewing glass as main risks, notes pacemaker and eye hazards, and advises unplugging when not in use and keeping children away from active units.
Miss Valerie Mehal daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Mehal Sr Merritt Island Florida and James Shibley son of the late Mr and Mrs Leo Shibley of Norwalk were married February 15 at Cocoa Beach Florida Shibley is the grandson of Mrs Lena Thomas New London The couple will reside at 4125 West End Rd Apt 4 Cocoa Beach 32931
The Joshua Giddings Chapter of the Daughters of 1812 hosts a luncheon Saturday at Milan Inn at 11 30 a m. Members and guests attend for fellowship and historical tribute.
The March 3 wedding of Marcia Kay Dalton and Dale Harris Merrill was held at Wakeman Congregational Church with Rev. Peter Nichols officiating. The couple will reside in Wellington. the article also notes a New York MPI item defining muscular dystrophy as a family of chronic progressive diseases affecting voluntary muscles.
Classified notice prompts readers to place ads with contact number 662 4241 for selling items. Local paper style brief.
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