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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1976
Page
5
Abby notes Mother's Day origins and shares reader letters about mother in law conflicts. She recalls the 1907 idea by Anna Jarvis and highlights family friction, offering two rules for wiser in law conduct while praising her own mother in law Rosie Phillips.
Patty Rhoad daughter of Edward and Betty Rhoad of Norwalk will marry Bruce Weiler son of Gerald and Mrs. Weiler of Fremont. She graduates in May from Tiffin University with an associate in Business Technology and works as registrar secretary. He is a 1975 Tiffin University graduate in higher accounting and a cost analyst for Hayes Albion Corp. The wedding is set for August 7 at 7 30 p.m. at the First United Presbyterian Church in Norwalk.
Dear Heloise notes a shopper’s savings rule for toilet tissue. Single 1000 sheet rolls cost about 24 cents, while two roll packages run 50 cents and four roll packages proportionately. The author objects to 8 roll packs at 99 cents, arguing they are poor quality and overpriced.
Wiping the tops of syrup bottles and similar containers before putting them away prevents sticking. The small extra minute saves time and avoids frustration on the next use, keeping opening and pouring smooth.
The Presbyterian mission to Thailand will be discussed at First United Church with Rev. William J. Yoder delivering an 8:45 a.m. breakfast talk and 9:30 a.m. illustrated presentation before a 10:45 a.m. service. Various church groups hold meetings and events through the week, including Mother-Daughter Potluck, youth activities, and council gatherings at multiple parishes.
The May exhibit at the Sandusky Area Cultural Center features the Gund Collection of Western bronzes paintings drawings and lithographs. Open Sundays 1 4 pm weekdays 9 5 pm and Thursday 7 9 pm behind Sandusky High School 2130 Hayes Ave running through May 23.
Saturday at New London A A First United Methodist Church hosts an event in back at 8 p m Monday features Club Moose Hall ll Jee OH at 34 First chats of Christ 4 30 p m Carry On Discussion Club meets at Mrs James Kozak home 8 p m Little Flower Study Club at Margaret Mirtes home 8 p m
The Townsend Crop and Livestockers held their third meeting on April 26 at the Townsend Town Hall and began with installing officers. The planning committee mapped activities for the year and announced a Memorial Day graves decoration for soldiers. The next meeting is set for Monday at the Townsend Town Hall.
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