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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1968
Page
5
Tips reveal repurposing kiddie pools as year round sandboxes and storage. Advice on protecting clothes with plastic bags and placing foam rubber between mattress and box springs to reduce sliding.
Diane Brutsche is engaged to be married. William Brutsche of 29 Lee Avenue has announced the engagement.
Diane Elaine Brutsche and Ernest E. Wiles announce their engagement. Miss Brutsche, a St. Pauls graduate attending Sandusky School of Practical Nursing, is a student nurse at Fisher Titus Hospital. Wiles, a Western Reserve High School graduate, served three years in the army and works as a Price Construction foreman in Norwalk. Wedding plans are indefinite.
ENID DENHAM reports 177 new books added to the Norwalk Library in August including 112 for adults and teens and 65 for children plus 50 new record albums. Home lending totaled 3 049 books and periodicals from the main library while 1 421 children's books were loaned and 3 395 non fiction titles, 132 long playing records, and nine periodicals were borrowed. Memorial gifts include two books for J W Motsch and donations for Alfred DeLong and Mrs John Ernsthausen. September gallery features paintings by Mrs Erwin Wissner and a financial workshop on Sept 17 at Bowling Green. New large print volumes expand the accessible reading options.
The Norwalk Public Library announces fall winter hours per librarian Enid Denham. The children's department opens 2 to 8 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday 2 to 5 30 p m on Tuesday and Thursday and 9 30 a m to 5 p m on Saturday. Main library hours are 9 30 am to 8 30 pm Monday to Friday and 12 noon to 5 pm on Saturday. Story hours for preschoolers are at 10 am on Thursdays with parents asked to register.
Fitchville Rebekah Circle of First United Methodist Church will host its Silver Tea at 2 p.m. on September 25. All area women invited. Paula Powell of Marathon Oil Company will speak about a 20th century journey to make children’s characters and petroleum products engaging for listeners.
A Norwalk Reflector classified ad offers a simple way to locate reliable renters. The notice highlights practical tips for landlords to attract stable tenants, including clear lease terms and prompt communication.
A fall fashion preview highlighted a Tuesday luncheon at the Holiday Inn Sandusky where Bouque Shop model Sandy Houltzmuller showcased outfits. Norwalk Furniture executive Ned Gerken discussed finding life meaning through faith after a dystrophy scare, detailing his spiritual journey. Rita Oney, OSU music student and alumna of Norwalk High, sang two numbers and participates in OSU Opera Workshop.
The WSCS Tuesday meeting at North Fairfield discussed Youth and the Church with a nine member post high school and college panel. Panelists included Linda Hinckley and Jane Sweeting Ashland College and Dennis Stoneham Baldwin Wallace College among others.
Area gardeners inspect buds and leaves as they prepare for the Norwalk Council of Garden Club flower show slated for September 28 and 29. Entry forms go to Mrs. William Young by Friday. The event, sponsored by five clubs, welcomes public entries and youth.
Tonight Norwalk hosts the Grassroots Anti Poverty group at the Huron County Bank Building at 7 p.m. Elks Club meets at Elks Country Club at 8. Milan High Hopes tops Club-Senior Center at 8. The USDA grade shield on butter indicates quality with grades AA A or B verified by a government grader.
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