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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
4
Mrs. John Vogel, North Fairfield, oversees the Hobby Shop at the Huron County Fair, highlighting model cars for boys, dolls for girls, and crafts for moms. Her assistant, Mrs. Neil Slessman of Plymouth, notes more ceramics and larger party favors this year. Visitors remark on items they already own.
Mrs. Richard Ingersoll of Milan earned four red ribbons for paintings and drawings at the Hobby Shop event. She notes artistic talent runs in the family with grandmothers who painted and hopes her daughters share the gift. After raising a family, she resumed painting two years ago, finding time after the children sleep. Her oil painting Barn Yard won a blue ribbon last year and hangs in her living room.
More than 150 awards were handed out at the Hobby Show held at the Huron County Fairgrounds. The 30 top prize recipients across categories include Dale Hildreth in Model Cars, Sue Ann Ingersoll in Art, and Margaret Trusdale in multiple divisions such as Ceramics and Dolls.
Betty Jean Ebert and George Ray VonSeggern celebrate 25 years of marriage with an open house at 178 Whittlesey Ave on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Daughters Karen Kuhn and Carol Bond host. the couple has three grandchildren. All friends and relatives are invited.
Carol Reilly presented slides from her Spain exchange trip to the United Church Women's Society meeting at Mrs. Ben Keefer’s home. Devotions used Ideals magazine poems led by Mrs. Kenneth Earl. Next meeting set for Oct 5 at Mrs. Dean Mead’s home.
Dear Heloise advises young mothers to use an appointment book to record their children's sayings and acts by date. This helps memory and sharing with grandparents, with practical tips like using air mail paper as tracing paper when supplies run low.
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