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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1967

Page

5

Easter Twins: Mother and Daughter Wear Matching Coats

Mrs. Herman Lorcher and her eight year old daughter Karen appear as Easter twins in pink plum Spring coats made by Mrs Lorcher. The outfits cost a total of 18 dollars and mark her first lined garments. They live at 60 Marshall Street and will attend Easter services at St Peter s Lutheran Church.

Herman Lorcher Karen

Revival Set In Norwalk

The Norwalk Church of God at 92 N Prospect St begins revival at 7:30 p m Sunday with evangelist Rev Lawrence Coleman of North Ridgeville Ohio speaking each night possibly through the following week The church youth choir directed by Mrs Bob True with Marlene Rugg at piano will perform nightly prayer for the sick and special singing announced by Pastor Rev William H Valentine

Norwalk

Club Corner Society views movie This Is My Friend

The ST PAULS ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY viewed This Is My Friend a tale of an 83 year old woman rekindling life with a friendly visitor The visitor group works with Aid to the Aged and Welfare Agencies Mrs James Esker chaired the Friendly Visitor Committee and urged more volunteers The program also covered library efforts at St Paul Elementary School with 400 books added and a now library of over 1000 volumes Volunteer staff support librarian Sister Mary Christella and assistants led the library two days weekly Further society officers and committees were announced for April elections and upcoming programs The Wakeman Easter basket project by Beta Sigma Phi NU TAU Chapter planned a potluck April 8 and a meeting April 12 The Kappa Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi elected officers and Easter baskets and a grocery gift certificate were prepared for a needy family The South Side Reading Club schedules an Easter Tea for Monday

ST. Paul’s Rosary Altar Society James Esker Bernard Kean St. Paul’s Sister Mary Elmer Mary Christella Clifford Brown Robert Kramer Arthur Astarita Robert Dempsey Louis Sullivan A.P. Sheehan Herbert Ruffing Wilber Skinn Ray Kramer Robert Humbel Clayton Bick Robert McGuckin Arnold Wilhelm Richard Wise Wakeman Wakeman School NU Tau Beta Sigma Phi Louis Kovacs Gerald Eaton William Jackson

Hartland Grandma Plays Easter Bunny Traditions Continue

Hartland grandmother Ed Sengstock hosts an annual Easter egg hunt on DeRussey Road for her four grandchildren. The front yard scene features an egg tree in a milk can, plastic bunnies, chickens, and eggs. This year she adds a bottle bunny and duckling with net accents and a paper hat.

Hartland Ed Songstock DeRussey Road Florida Sengstock

Charlena Burras Engagement Planned For Summer Wedding

Miss Charlena Sue Burras and Pvt. Joel Wilcox Kunkler are planning a summer wedding. Her parents Mr and Mrs Myles S Burras of North Fairfield announced the engagement. Burras is a Willard High School graduate and a senior at Bowling Green State University with Chi Omega. Kunkler, son of Mr and Mrs Mearl H Kunkler of Birmingham Michigan, is a Sleepy Hollow High School graduate who earned a BA from Bowling Green in 196. He belonged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon and is entering the Special Intelligence School at Fort Holabird in Baltimore MD.

Charlena Sue Burras Joel Wilcox Kunkler Miss Burras Myles S. Burras North Fairfield Willard High School Bowling Green State University Chi Omega Sorority Mearl H. Kunkler Birmingham Mich Sleepy Hollow High School Tarry

Lids Keep Daughters’ Clothes Separated in Closet

Dear Heloise shares a simple dorm trick using plastic lids from coffee and shortening cans as name tags. She cuts holes, writes each girl’s name, and slides lids onto closet poles to separate outfits. If poles aren’t detachable, slit lids to fit.

Heloise

Calendar Of Events Sunday Fads And More

A compact listing of community activities including Beginners Class at the Community Center 7 to 10 p.m. and multiple clubs meeting across the week at various venues such as Mrs G E Tinker Norwalk Community Concert Association Ellis Country Club and First Methodist Church.

Community Center South Side Reading Club G.E. Tinker A. R. Roethlisberger Norwalk Community Concert Association Ellis Country Club First Methodist Church Eagles Hall Wesleyan Circle Dorothy Goodrich Salvation Army Advisory Board Benedict Ave Whittle-Ettes Tops Club R. Ingersoll Norwalk Trim Downs Tops Club Episcopal Parish Lauren Ruby Smith Firelands Coin Club

Pancake and Sausage Supper Planned in New London

The Raritan Chapter schedules a pancake and sausage supper for April 6 at New London High School cafeteria with Robert Hardy in charge. Final plans set for 8 p.m. Monday at Martin's Restaurant. Members expect to attend the state meeting April 29 at Mt Union College Alliance. NOR. Ohio State Patrol rep discusses accident prevention and safe driving features.

New London New London High School Raritan Robert Hardy Martin’s Mt. Union College Alliance Norwalk Ohio State Patrol J. B. Finley

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