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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1964
Page
4
Members of the Norwalk Eagles Auxiliary will mark the 16th anniversary with a dinner at 6:00 p.m. Monday at the Eagles Hall. Mrs. Naomi Allemeir of Delphos will speak. Ninety out of town guests are expected along with local members.
George Hayduk of Oberlin has been appointed pastor of the Norwalk First Universalist Church after serving July services. He studied at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology and Mount Union College. The congregation recently voted him in. Summer recess ends with services resuming Sunday at 10:30 with church school at 9:30.
The Women’s Organization of First United Presbyterian and the Mary-Martha Circle of First Methodist began fall activities. New officers for St. Alphonsus Parish Peru group were installed in a candlelight ceremony. Mrs. William Wilkinson hosted the Mary-Martha Circle meeting, and Mrs. Jack Kullman reviewed The Little Prince.
The Reflector announces a publicity meeting for organization publicity chairmen and presidents at 8 p.m. Monday in the ground floor conference room of the Columbia Gas Co.
Mrs Vance E Myers Crandall Road Collins has announced the engagement of her daughter Linda Rae Hill to Thomas Lynn Brown son of Mr and Mrs Lynn O Brown 94 S Linwood Ave Miss Hill a 1961 graduate of Berlin Local High School is employed at the Norwalk Thermostat Co Mr Brown a 1962 graduate of Norwalk High School is employed by R R Donnelley and Sons Co Willard Wedding plans are indefinite
A reader asks how to remove grass stains from tan jeans. Heloise suggests dry cleaning solvent, neutral detergent wash, and optional hydrogen peroxide or chlorine bleach. Advise testing colorfastness first and avoid hot water. Other tips include using brown shoe polish on furniture, white polish on walls, and heat to punch holes in plastic gadgets.
Tonight at 7 30 Queen Esther Chapter holds its meeting in Tiffin with Mrs W L Snyder guiding. Saturday sees the Firelands Area Chapter of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors meet at 6 30 with Mrs Snyder hosting.
The Center Farm Women's Club met last night at Mrs. Harold Hammersmith's home and voted a donation to the McGreen Fund. Members outlined fall meetings for Huron County and State Federation of Farm Women's Clubs. Reservations for the Oct. 1 county federation meeting at Greenwich Methodist Church are due Sept. 26 and for the Oct. 7 state meeting in Columbus are due Sept. 30. Mrs. James Skinn is reservations chairman for both events. Mrs. Richard Schnellinger will host the next meeting at 8 p.m. Oct. 8, with a white elephant sale to follow.
Mr and Mrs Philip Michael Carmody of 448 Mentor Ave Painesville announce the engagement of their daughter Maureen Jane to Bruce D McCrillis son of Mr and Mrs Rexford J McCrillis of rural Norwalk The couple met in college and plan to marry Oct 3 in the OU Ohio State University student Bruce McCrillis is a senior pre medical student and Maureen earned a masters in German literature from Ohio State University
Mrs Elton Hoyt was installed as president and Mrs James Bond as vice president of the Firelands Memorial Unit 706 American Legion Auxiliary at the Hoyt home. Other officers include Mrs Donald Nielson secretary Mrs Glenn Eastman treasurer Miss Joanne Maerkisch chaplain Mrs A E Statzer sergeant at arms and Mrs Don Smith Jr historian Cheryl Shauck described her Buckeye Girls State experiences.
Helen Wheeler spoke to the Junior Pilgrim Fellowship of the Wakeman Congregational Church at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeler. Her illustrated talk recounted the year spent as an exchange student in Iceland.
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