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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1969
Page
5
New York reports describe fashion buyers arriving for a major semiannual event. The piece details long days from breakfast briefings to showrooms crowded with buyers, models, and press, with tense mood and strict show schedules. It notes attire and the high stakes of choosing inventory.
Mrs Esther Larson was elected worthy patron at the Wakeman Chapter meeting held last Tuesday at the Masonic Temple. Marden Todd was elected worthy patron. Members are selling Christmas wrapping paper to raise funds. No meeting Oct 28 due to Grand Chapter convention in Cincinnati. A special initiation meeting is set for 8 tonight.
Chicago Cubs games bring revenue as Sisters of the House of the Good Shepherd in Norwalk and nearby lot volunteers guide parking near Wrigley Field. The article profiles nuns working summer jobs to fund priory costs and highlights broadening roles beyond teaching.
Hints from Heloise share ideas to display souvenirs on placemats or a bulletin board using pressboard and clear plastic. Quick marshmallow treats toast under a broiler and oil-based hand cleanups remove paint. A folded dollar bill or stiff paper makes a temporary shoehorn and knots at hem prevent major rips during sewing. Gelatin adds body to flimsy fabrics for a new look.
Three senior 4-H Club members Jim Weisenberger Mike Weisenberger and Bruce Yingling will tour River Front Elevator Maumee and Port of Toledo to explore grain and agricultural marketing careers. County Extension Agent Carlos Tucker leads the trip with 15 northwest Ohio counties.
Tonight and Wednesday multiple clubs hold meetings across the area. Lions Club gathers at Ellis Country Club at 6 30, Troop 232 meets at First United Presbyterian Church at 7, and Shoestring Players convene in the Clubroom at 8.
Mrs. Carol Newton will review The History of Hallowe en at 8 30 p m Wednesday for Daughters of Isabella at Knights of Columbus Home. Members wear costumes with prize categories. Co chairmen are Mrs. Robert Roth and Mrs. Richard Rospert.
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