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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
8
Mrs. Mort Wallenstein hosted the LETTER CARRIERS AUXILIARY meeting with a new officer slate to be installed in December. Members prepared Thanksgiving favors for two Norwalk rest homes and planned a Christmas dinner for a needy family.
Northern Ohio newspaper backs Democrat State Senator Don J. Pease for another term citing record and leadership. It highlights Pease as a leading figure in the region’s political scene and urges voters to re elect him.
The Lorain Journal backs Donald J. Pease for state senator in 1966, praising his intelligence, government master’s degree, and political savvy. It argues his defeat of incumbents in a 1964 primary and general election shows proven ability, and endorses him despite redistricting into a more Republican 13th district with opponent Harry V. Jump.
Cheryl Lynn Robbins wed Gene Paul Hass in a October 1 ceremony at United Church of North Fairfield. The couple resides at 300 1/2 N Sandusky St Bellevue. Maid of honor Lea Pickworth and bridesmaid Diane Carpenter supported the bride. Best man was Robert Hass. The bride is the daughter of Donald and (Mrs) Robbins. groom is son of Paul and (Mrs) Hass.
The New London Hospital Auxiliary sponsors two bus trips to Cleveland on December 6 and December 10. Buses depart 8:30 a.m. from the local parking lot and return at 5 p.m., with drop offs at Higbee's. Tickets sold in advance at The Marlowe Shoppe or Dr. William J. Lilly's Bailey Lakes office, with reservations due by November 28.
A religious verse from Revelation 3 8 states I set before thee an open door and no man can shut it for thou hast little strength and hast kept my word and hast not denied my name.
Norwalk resident Mrs. William Berry tried to brighten breakfast with a candle after a 90 minute power outage. Her 4 year old son Mike wanted cartoons on television and asked to light a candle in the TV to make it work.
A Saturday calendar item notes a Hootenanny sponsored by Mansfield Norwalk Youth for Christ at John Simpson Auditorium Mansfield at 7 30 p m. The event listing also includes a FADS Square Dance at Pleasant Street School from 8 to 11 p m.
Parents at League Street PTA meeting report no near term chance for a crossing guard or red light at the Cline Washington and League Streets intersection. The group discusses safety measures, tax levy campaigns, and school board funding for EHOVE Vocational School and Norwalk schools.
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