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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1969
Page
5
Monday night Mother-Daughter banquet at St Peter Lutheran Church featured Wedding Gowns Then And Now with turn of the century styles flapper era outfits and a mini skirted dress with white net stockings. Prizes went to youngest oldest mother and to the one soon to be a mother.
Multiple groups from scouts to church committees list meeting times through the evening. Events include Boy Scout Troop 248 gatherings at Salvation Army and First United Presbyterian, DeMolay activities at Masonic Temple, and various church and club meetings from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at locations such as Memorial Lake Park, Wesley House, and the Senior Center.
A Medicare information clinic will be held at the Senior Center at 7 30 p m Monday led by the Social Security office. Irene Austin, Huron County Home Care visiting nurse, will outline Medicare and assist with claims using doctor bills brought to the clinic. Collins area notes report the anticipated marriage of Susan Marie Nickols to William Rentsle with an open church ceremony at St Paul Catholic Church in Glenwood Springs Colorado on June 14.
Mothers of Happy Hearts 4 H Club attended a Monday meeting and hosted a bake sale. The group conducts a monthly paper drive whose profits support club activities.
A historical note on Betsy Ross and the founding flag links to Holman Jewelers in Norwalk. The ad touts the store as a leading local jeweler and promotes wedding planning services, bridal rings, china, crystal, invitations, and gift selections with a royal welcome.
Ashland College senior Amy Kaan spoke to the Child Study Club of Norwalk on Singapore culture customs and language at the season finale. She has attended Ashland four years on a scholarship and majors in speech pathology working with retarded and emotionally disturbed children.
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital marks National Hospital Week with the theme Your Hospital Pathway to Progress in Community Health. Administrator William Slabodnick notes the hospital is creating new community health pathways as part of the national observance during Florence Nightingale’s birthday week.
Joyce Wilson a freshman at Kent State University has been selected as a varsity cheerleader for next year. Daughter of Virgil and Mrs. Wilson she is a former St Paul High School cheerleader and 1967 68 squad captain now majoring in physical education at the MAC school.
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