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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1964
Page
4
Dr John J Meng president of Hunter College argues freshmen need psychological preparation and parental support to prevent dropouts. He notes orientation helps but cannot solve all issues, urges parents to reinforce college values while avoiding friction with their children.
Rainbow Farm Women's Club meets at the Milan Inn 11:30 a.m. Wednesday for lunch and a tour of the Milan Museum with transportation led by Mrs. Heid. Lend-A-Hand Club holds a 12:30 potluck luncheon and program hosted by Mrs. Hollis Ensminger. Satin Stitch Unit of the National Needlecraft Guild gathers 7:30 p.m. Thursday with hostess Mrs. Glenn Ayres. Notre Dame College prospects (Nancy Frederick Pat Mellen Kathy Kramer) visit Sandusky-Norwalk Alumnae at Mrs. David Strom's home. Dr J K McDivitt speaks to Circle Three at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. A H Kimmel's home.
Bellevue couple Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schoen of 215 High St. observe their silver anniversary with an open house from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at their home. They wed Sept 5 1939 in Marion. Their daughter Mrs. Lester Borsick of Norwalk attends.
4-H Bowers Pond hosted Bronson Happy Stitchers swimming party on August 25 and Cedar Point visit on August 26. The annual family picnic occurred at Memorial Lake Park on August 23. Willow Brook Beavers cleaned Memorial Lake Park Mondays in August as a community project. Hartland Merry Mixers discussed fair booth decorations at the Kromer home with demonstrations by Melinda Zimmerman and Barbara and Christine Kromer.
Mrs. Norbert E. Hahn of Wakeman announces the engagement of Diane Ruth Hahn to Richard Dean Shock. Diane Ruth is an Ohio State graduate in Delta Zeta and Tau Beta Sigma and working on a master's degree. Richard Shock is a student in the College of Commerce and Administration at Ohio State. No wedding date set.
Mike McKitrick of Marathon Oil Co will speak at the Sheriff's Huron County Emergency Net meeting Thursday at New Haven Town Hall. He will demonstrate a device he calls a magic barrel to show the range of petroleum products. Members and families met at Memorial Lake Park for a potluck dinner Sunday with the Norwalk Emeraldaires performing before the meal.
Joseph Murray son of Mr and Mrs Al Murray 27 Harris Ave earned a master’s degree in education from the University of Toledo Sunday Attending were his wife and his parents.
The Firelands Buckeye Campers held a weekend campout at Wakeman with Clarence Cook leading the worship service Sunday morning.
A women’s horseshoe league is being formed. Interested players may contact Mrs. Roy Smith at 67 Corwin Sr or Mrs. Lane Burras at 97 N Prospect. Play is scheduled for 1 30 p m Saturdays.
Portable sewing on a chair height ironing board creates extra workspace. Other tips include repurposing a mailbox, using a TV tray for cleaning, freezing siphoned fruit syrup for punch, and a catsup bottle trick with a cardboard roll to prevent spills.
The Reflector announces a publicity officers and presidents meeting at 8 p.m. Monday September 14 in the ground floor conference room of the Columbia Gas of Ohio building.
Listings of meetings and times across local organizations. First Methodist Church Worship and Music 7:30. WCTU Mrs. Jay Call 7:30. Rebekah Lodge Oddfellows Rooms 8. St Gerard Majella Study Club Mrs. Charles Moore. Town and Country Garden Club Mrs John Chau vin. Rainbow Farm Women’s Club Milan Inn 11:30. Lend A Hand Club Mrs Hollis Ensminger 12:30. Circle Three First United Presbyterian Mrs A H Kimmel 1:30. Norwalk Unit 31 National Hairdressers Association Columbia Gas 7 p.m. Demonstration 7:30. Norwalk Assembly 103 Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 7:30. Official Board First Methodist 8 p.m.
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