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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1969

Page

5

Everything Goes Through Millie at United Press

Millie Little rose from relief operator in the World Building New York to 40 years as UPI’s main switchboard voice. Colleagues praise her steadiness during crises from the 1929 crash to Kennedy assassination and King and RFK deaths, earning a 40th anniversary tribute.

New York UPI Old World World News Agency United Press Mildred Millie) Little United Press International Frank H. Bartholomew Millie Mims Thomason Robert Britain Edward VIII Wallis Simpson Lindbergh Bruno Richard Hauptmann Franklin D. Roosevelt Douglas MacArthur Dwight David Eisenhower Korea Vietnam Dallas John F. Kennedy Kay Smitth Merriman Smith White House Smitty Martin Luther King Jr Memphis Robert F. Kennedy Warm Springs

Joan Hassinger to Be Summer Bride

Mr and Mrs Glen Hassinger of rural Monroeville announce the engagement and forthcoming July 5 wedding of their daughter Joan to James H Draper son of Mr and Mrs Henry Draper of Ostrander Ohio The couple both hold high school diplomas and work locally Miss Hassinger is employed at Morrows Foodland and Draper is a contractor for the Northern Ohio Telephone Company

Monroeville Glen Hassinger Joan James H. Draper Henry Draper Ostrander Monroeville High School Morrow's Foodland Scioto Valley High School Northern Ohio Telephone Company

Switch-N-Cool With New Stove

Readers share practical tips from HELOISE style columns. A homemaker explains using two stove burners to control heat, saving time and preventing boilovers. Other tips include cleaning a heating pad with a baby pillowcase, repurposing popsicle sticks as spreaders, and crafting a beach umbrella from old gear.

Heloise Goodwill

Glass Sculptor Leads Program at New London Tea

Sam J. Brucato of Ashland demonstrated glass sculpting at the annual New London Senior girls tea at First Methodist Church Wednesday night. He created four pieces, with two others as door prizes. Nikki Schafer, valedictorian, received the centerpiece. Alice Ward presented gifts and introduced club members. Senior girls shared their future plans as the personal development committee organized the event.

New London Sam J. Brucato Ashland First Methodist Church Brucato Nikki Schafer Alice Ward Otto Lanka Hilda Teagarden John Kelly

Johnny Appleseed Subject for Isabella Study Club

The Isabella Study Club met after a dinner at the Ramada Inn with Mrs. Cornelius J. Ruffing hosting. Mrs. Neill W. Ebert spoke on Johnny Appleseed, the missionary figure Jonathon Chapman who planted seeds in the Ohio Valley for 46 years starting in 1801, shaping local economy and relations. Next meeting slated for September.

Ramada Inn Isabella Study Club Cornelius J. Ruffing Neill W. Ebert Johnny Appleseed Ohio Valley

Scout and church groups meet tonight across town

Calendar lists events at First Presbyterian Church Cub Scout Pack 232 Women of the Moose Moose Hall and other groups including Queen Esther Chapter 15 at the Masonic Temple Land K Motel conference room Platt Benedict DeMolay Odd Fellows houses and a First Baptist Sunday School meeting at 148 North Hester with times from 7:30 to 8 p.m.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Norwalk

Phony Wine Case Sees International Filming

American and West German cameramen film the Italian phony wine case as the judge rules the filmmakers serve the public interest. The case involves fake wine sales and a massive vat stolen during the investigation drawing global attention.

Ascoli Piceno Italy UPI

Wakeman 4-H News Roundup at Townsend School

The Wakeman Willing Workers donated $10 to Camp Conger and Linda Coe was named recreation leader to replace Lynn Ann Bentley. The Townsend Bonus Circus 4-H Club held Demonstration Day at Townsend School with demos by Linda Treiber Winsome Lortcher and Lorna Christensen.

Wakeman Camp Conger Constitution Committee Linda Coe Lynn Ann Bently Townsend Townsend School Linda Treiber Winsome Lortcher Lorna Christensen Roberta Weidinger Dina Oney

Astarita Gallagher Wed In Newark Episcopal Ceremony

Mary Susan Gallagher daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Francis Gallagher Jr of Newark Delaware wed Bruce Thomas Astarita in a 4 pm ceremony at St Thomas Episcopal Church Newark The Rev Hadyn Barry Evans performed the service Assisting was Rev Marvin Hummel Bride wore a crocke cotton gown with Valenciennes lace and a gardenia bouquet Matron of honor was her cousin Mrs Michael F Byrne Bridesmaids wore buttercup yellow dotted Swiss Attends included Patricia Ann Gallagher maid of honor Best man was Thomas M Gilmore Ushers included Arthur Astarita Norwalk and James B Tyler III A reception followed at the bride’s home The couple will reside in Georgetown Delaware where Mr Astarita heads the electronics department at Delaware Technical and Community College

Mary Susan Gallagher Hugh Francis Gallagher Newark Del Bruce Thomas Astarita St. Thomas Episcopal Church Hadyn Barry Evans St. Stephens and Michael F. Byrne Chicago Ill Patricia Ann Gallagher Paris France Carol Owens Washington, D.C Willis Safford Colburn Wilmington Bachelor Ivy Thomas M. Gilmore Georgetown del Richard Daulton Arthur Astarita Norwalk James B. Tyler, III Astarita Delaware Technical and Community College

Truck drivers seek luxury stops designed for executives

Patricia McCormack reports truck drivers see themselves as executives after investing in their businesses. An Ohio oil company commissioned designer Sally Dryden to create private, luxurious truck stops costing about 1 million dollars each. Lounges, private dining rooms, color TVs, and exclusive quarters would separate drivers from the public, with possible saunas and custom china and linens.

Patricia McCormack New York UPI Mike Sally Dryden Miss Dryden Sally Dryden Associates

Army and Navy personnel in Vietnam and Caribbean assignments

Vietnam Army Specialist Four Mervin E. Ullman, 21, of Norwalk arrives in Vietnam with the 35th Artillery as a Wireman. His wife Wanda lives in Rittman, Ohio. Navy Electrician's Mate Third Class Allen R. Steele serves aboard USS Independence, operating in the Caribbean, with refresher and weapons training planned at Guantanamo Bay and the Atlantic Fleet range after shipyard work.

U.S. Army Vietnam Mervin E. Ullman Clarence B. Ullman Norwalk 35Th Artillery Wanda Rittman, O USS Independence Electrician Allen R. Steele USN Chester L. Steele Plank Road USS Independence Caribbean U.S. Naval Fleet Training Group Guantanamo Bay Cuba Puerto Rico Portsmouth

Local Girl Engaged to Donald Ray Hall

Mr and Mrs Huston Partin of 109 Townsend Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Delsia Marie Partin to Donald Ray Hall son of Mr and Mrs Donald Hall of Toledo The bride to be is a senior at Norwalk High School with June graduation The fiancé is a 1968 graduate of Sylvania High School and employed by Superior Coach Corporation Wedding plans are indefinite.

Huston Partin Townsend Ave Delsia Marie Donald Ray Hall Donald Hall Toledo Miss Partin Norwalk High School Sylvania High School Sylvania, C Superior Coach Corporation

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joan Hassinger Hassinger Miss Hassinger Mary Dean Uly G.M Mother Pam Bruce T. Astarita Jonathon Chapman God First Presbyterian Church Phony CIRUS Mary Gallagher By Duraclean Becker Duraclean Service KitchenAid Carl Benedict
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