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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1965
Page
5
Nurse Mrs. Dina Sue Garrett of New London RD2 will wed Airman Third Class William E. Meek son of Mr. and Mrs. John Meek of New London.
Artists planning to enter the May Show at the Cleveland Museum of Art must submit their entries by April 3. Miss Garrett, a 1964 graduate of New London High School, is a student nurse at the Elyria Practical Nurse School. Her fiancé, also a 1964 high school graduate, is stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls Texas. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Jeffrey Paul Laycock son of Mr and Mrs R P Laycock 202 West Main St was notified by Ohio State University President Novice Fawcett that he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa the highest academic honor. He ranked among 8 recipients from 8300 students and holds a 3 761 average with four 4 0 quarters. He will receive the award May 3 at the Faculty Club. He previously earned ROTC Cadet of the Year and served as University Counselor. He holds Woodrow Wilson scholarship prospects and may pursue three-year fellowships from USC Oregon and Cincinnati with a goal to become a professor of early American or English history.
Norwalk clubs and church groups schedule gatherings from 6:30 to 8 p.m. including the Norwalk Business and Professional Women's Club Elks Country Club and many society meetings at local venues such as First Methodist Church Moose Hall Masonic Temple and Knights of Columbus Home. Jeffrey Laycock is noted as a contact.
New London sees a smorgasbord at the First Methodist Church on Friday from 5 to 7 30 p.m. The Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship and the W S C S are hosting to raise funds for a spring trip to Washington D C. Rev Terry Bonnette directs the MYF.
Dear Heloise shares simple kitchen hacks such as sewing terrycloth pockets over thin sponges to hold soap for bath or dish use. She notes the method keeps edges intact for washing machine cleaning and suggests drip grind coffee for strength during shortages. Heioose paperbound edition offered to subscribers for 60 cents.
Buckeye Campers will convene at 7 30 p m in the Columba Gas Co basement to plan upcoming campouts. The Huron County Federation of Farm Women's Clubs schedules a First Methodist Church, New London gathering on April 1 with guest speaker Jean-Luc Navez. The Music Analytical Club hosts a 8 15 p m meeting Thursday at Mrs. Weldon Sanger's home.
The note notes the 3.95 hardcover edition has sold over 350 000 copies and invites readers to pick up Heloise books at the Reflector office located at 61 East Monroe Street in Norwalk.
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