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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
6
Maple City Mothers Club members discuss four church doctrines in a meeting at Mrs. Richard Vogt’s home with speakers from Roman Catholic Lutheran Methodist Calvary Baptist. Guests welcomed and next tour set for April 19 at the Firelands Museum.
Mary Lou Smith formerly of Norwalk is engaged to Dale Alan Cole of Lakewood. Miss Smith, a Norwalk St Paul High School graduate and College Life Insurance Co secretary, will wed in fall. Cole, son of Mr and Mrs Maxwell Cole of Barberton, is a Barberton High School and Bowling Green State University graduate working as a technical representative for Insurance Company of North America.
Mr and Mrs William Taylor of 4 Chatham Street announce the engagement of their daughter Sherry Paulette to Charles Thomas King Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles King of 2 Spring Street Miss Taylor a Norwalk High School graduate works at the K and H Drug Store Mr King a Norwalk High School graduate works at Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc They have not set a wedding date.
Airman Apprentice Francis E. Scott and Fireman Apprentice William S. Wybensinger, both of Bellevue, are serving at the Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland. They are sons of local residents, with Scott listed as son of Mr and Mrs Vincent A Scott and Wybensinger as son of Mr and Mrs Thodore J Wybensinger.
Community calendar item notes a square dance hosted by FADS at Pleasant Street School on Saturday running to 11 p.m. The event invites local dancers and neighbors to join in an evening of callers and music.
Dear Henry the First confirms mineral oil as a hair tonic contender. Readers share tips on freezing sliced roast, adding scented sachets from tissues, and quick fragrant clothes storage. Barbara Brown age 12.
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