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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1966

Page

4

Black Mother program planned by Norwalk Welcome Wagon Club

The Welcome Wagon Club of Norwalk initiates a Black Mother program in Norwalk and Milan to reduce child mistreatment near schools. Mothers volunteering will watch for suspicious activity for 30 minutes before and after school and display a visible symbol, with PTA groups asked to discuss the plan and applications distributed.

Norwalk Milan Welcome Wagon Club of Dennis Corrigan P.T.A Welcome Wagon Club S. Pleasant St Corrigan

Milan Couple Plans October 22 Wedding

Jane F. Schwable and Steven J. Scheid announce their engagement. Miss Schwable, salutatorian of Milan High School 1965 and Berlin Milano School Board secretary, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwable of 88 Liberty Street Milan. Scheid, Milan High School 1961 graduate, served three years in the US Marine Corps ending May 1965 and is employed by Bell Telephone in Sandusky. The ceremony will be at 10:30 a.m. in St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Milan.

Miss Schwable Mrs Robert Schwable Milan Scheid Milan High School United States Marine Corps Bell Telephone Company of Sandusky St. Anthony’s Catholic Church of

Women To Hear Top Republicans In Columbus

Five Huron County women will attend the 26th annual fall conference of the Ohio Federation of Republican Women in Columbus. Governor Rhodes and Lt Governor Brown will speak alongside Congressmen Devine and Ashbrook, former Senator Bricker, and GOP State Chairman Andrews. events run Thursday through Saturday. The local attendees include Mrs. Joseph Niedzwiecki, Mrs. John Lolla, Mrs. Robert Ackerman, Mrs. William Carpenter, and Mrs. Helen Lippert.

Huron County Ohio Federation of Republican Women Columbus James Rhodes Govenor John Brown Samuel L. Devine John Ashbrook John Bricker John Andrews Joseph Niedzwiecki Norwalk Republican Women’s Club John Lolla Robert Ackerman Monroeville William E. Carpenter North Fairfield Helen Lippert

Evening clubs and meetings schedule for Norwalk area

Tonight and Wednesday listings include St. Veronica Study Club at St. Joseph's 7:30, Shoestring Players at Clubrooms 8, Women of the Moose Moose Lodge 8, Child's Study Club Norwalk 8, Daughters of Faith St. Peter's Lutheran Church 8:30. Wednesday features Rainbow Farm Women's Club 1, W S C S Tea Faith Circle 1, Mary Martha Circle St. Peter's 2, Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple 7:30, Norwalk Oddfellows Local Lodge 8, Research Club.

St. Veronica St. Joseph’s Church George Fries The Moose - Moose Lodge Norwalk Daughters of Faith St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Rainbow Farm Women Harold Haynes

Smith Leber Vows at St Joseph Church Mon Rita Mary Smith Marries Paul Leber

The Rev Joseph officiated the nuptial at St Joseph's Church Mon Rita Mary Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter A Smith Norwalk and Paul Leber son of the late Paul Leber and Mrs Leber Collins. Bride wore peau satin gown with Chantilly lace bodice and lace chapel train. Reception at St Joseph's Hall Monroeville followed. They plan a southern honeymoon and will reside at 1521/2 Benedict Ave.

Bride Paul Leber Rev. Joseph’s Church of Mon Rita Mary Smith Beea George Schmidt St. Joeville Peter A. Smith Norwalk Collins St. Joseph’s Hall Monroeville 1521 Benedict Ave

New York Paris copy dresses draw crowds and debate

UPI reports $79 department store copies of $1000 Paris originals spark frenzy among shoppers. Staff explain cost savings through machine production, pinked edges, rayon linings, and fewer hand stitches.

New York UPI Paris Ohrbach’s Elxander Jean Patou Salon Chanel

Norwalk Nurses Elect Officers in Student Nurse Association

Five Norwalk girls have been elected to officer posts in the Student Nurse Association of the Providence Hospital School of Nursing in San Theresa. Bellamy, 29 E Chestnut St, named first vice president. Barbara Reichert, 289 E Main St, and Judy Nedreski, 24 Wel ton St, named second vice presidents. Polly Myers, 240 W Main St, elected secretary of the freshman class. Joanne Meyer, 62 Jefferson St, to join the Student Welfare Committee for 1966 67.

Norwalk Student Nurse Association Providence Hospital School of Nursing Sandusky Theresa Bellamy E. Chestnut St Barbara

Clarksfeld Notes Trip Taken by Garden Club Members

Ten members of the White Joe Garden Club visited Dr and Mrs Byron Merrick of Berlin Heights owners of musical boxes and dolls over a hundred years old. They viewed a room with musical watches boxes clocks and dolls as Dr Merrick gave brief histories. The club then stopped at Careys Rock Museum in Collins on the way home with Mrs Ben Booth to host the October 26 meeting.

Clarksfield White Joe Garden Club Byron Merrick Berlin Heights Merricks Merrick Careys’ Rock Museum Collins Ben Booth

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