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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1968
Page
4
Heloise offers tips on using aluminum foil to line pans when candy making to lift stone cold candy cleanly, and on spray painting metal window screens with aluminum paint to refresh their appearance while preserving light and air flow. A reader notes a tactic of tidying small appliances during long phone calls to save time.
Helen Louise Heidl and David Edward Mayle wed at 1 p.m. in St. Pauls Catholic Church with Rev. Bodart and Rev. Oleweiler officiating. The Norwalk native wore a satin gown with Chantilly lace mantilla and carried a duchess gramella arrangement. The couple will live in Columbus after a southern Ohio honeymoon.
Proceeds from a rummage sale sponsored by the Eagle's Auxiliary will fund Judy Spettle's kidney transplant. The sale runs 9 am to 5 pm October 1 through 7 at First Baptist Church. Judy's mother, donor Mrs. Charles Spratt, is a charter auxiliary member. Donations are welcome to Mrs. Larry Mason 662 8103 or Mrs. Ollene Burdue 744 2400.
Mrs Norbert Perry was guest of honor at a pink and blue stork shower hosted by Mrs Fred Cross and Mrs Kenneth Silcox last Thursday night. Guests played games and winners presented their prizes to Mrs Perry.
Local guide promotes turning unneeded items into cash with ad writing service. Dial 662-4241 to place an advertisement and have a writer prepare the notice.
Tonight and Thursday list multiple church meetings and club events across Norwalk and surrounding towns. Activities include First United Methodist Church Baraca Philathea dinner at 6:30 and several 7 pm gatherings at Firelands Toastmasters, DeMolay, and various Lutheran and Baptist groups with additional 8 pm council and Phi Sigma Phi chapters.
Nancy Martin 1968 69 president of the New London Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America led the first meeting at a get acquainted party in Recreation Park. A watermelon feast and games followed. Advisors Ruth McLaughlin and Elizabeth Woodward plus officers Sandra Blake Marilyn Roeder Chris Trembley Linda Cook Dianne Jackson Janet Meek plan to attend a regional meeting at 9 a.m. Sept. 28 in Bellevue.
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