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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1975
Page
5
A grown ups Halloween party features a dessert buffet with Apple Buttered Rum Pudding, warm spice topping, and a spicy cider punch. The menu includes costumes, scavenger hunt, and a chafing dish to keep toppings hot, plus light beverages like coffee or tea.
Social items note the Farm Women's Federation meeting at Olena Presbyterian Church with a forenoon business session and an afternoon program of music by Christie Lane School children plus slides by Mrs. Milton Dolbee. Also covered are North Fairfield Grange 806 Harvest Auction and Xi Delta Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi activities in Sandusky and Columbus.
Mrs. Lee Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Drake announce the engagement of Beverly Jane Evans to Jerry E. Drake. Beverly is a 1975 Norwalk High School graduate and Jerry, a 1974 Edison High School graduate, works at State Highway Garage in Milan. Plans for the wedding are not set.
Natalie Simmons shares a near fall from stairs while carrying a laundry basket and suggests a friend’s idea to bag clothes in a plastic bag and drop them downstairs to reduce fall risk. The tip aims to prevent injuries during laundry transport.
Polly Matthews named president of ABWA Sandusky Bay Charter Chapter in a candlelight installation. Dorothy Ebert becomes vice president, with Linda Pooch as recording secretary, Nancy Shambart as corresponding secretary, and Chris Bollinger as treasurer. Matthews formerly led Rose Capitol Chapter in Columbus and will attend the National Convention in Cincinnati October 10 to 12 with Mary Anne Sloan and eight chapter members.
Musicians Frank Bristow Jr and Henry Hill perform Tuesdays through Saturdays in October at the Brown Derby in Sandusky. They also run a wood carving workshop in the area.
The Huron County Humane Society meets at 8 p.m. in the Administration Building to vote on expanding the board from nine to twelve members. President David Sommers cites broad county representation and plans for an animal shelter, plus fundraising reviews.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Case Sr. of Norwalk observe their 25th anniversary with a family gathering at home. They wed in Betsy Payne Kentucky on October 7 1950. The couple have six children Sharon Case Bowers Andy Case Jr Brenda Case Harvey Linda Cynthia Jo and Suzie at home and two grandsons Mitchell James and a granddaughter Tonya.
The September package circulated 29 films totaling 711 viewers across 27 showings. The Flintstones was the most popular pairing with Indian Rockopolis 500, shown free to responsible patrons using a Super 8 projector. The October lineup includes Bob Hope in Paleface, Laurel and Hardy Perfect Day, Popeye, Deep Sea Diver, and many more 9 to 25 minute reels from classic cartoons to feature titles.
Heloise shares a home method to revive yellowed clippings. Soak in a weak bleach solution, then rinse and dry by pressing flat. Use 1 cup bleach to 3 cups water for very aged sheets, or 1 cup per gallon for lighter tones. Do not bleach multiple clippings together.
The Golden Age Club meets at St Paul Episcopal parish house at 2 30 p m. Sally DeForest Chapter DAR and Platt Benedict Chapter DeMolay and DeMolay Mothers gather at Masonic Hall. Norwalk Mothers of Twins at Columbia Gas Co Main St. Kappa Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs Larry Wise home. A A Al Anon at St Paul Episcopal parish house. Daughters of Isabella Knights of Columbus meet at Knights hall. 8 30 p m.
The notice lists gatherings at sites including the Presbyterian Church for Boy Scout Troop 232 and the Home of Mrs. Dudley P White. Also mentions Child Study Club at Mary Smith's home at 8:15 p.m. St Gerard Majella Study Club at Mrs. Roni Rospert's residence at 8:30 p.m. and Towne and Country Garden on Main Street at 8 p.m.
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