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i, inFairI Manlet who y as celebrating her ninth birthday, (James and contests featured the afternoon,A business meeting with electheftion of of fir • t.s was held to carryhuge on the affair which made such an their excellent start and to arrange lorthe second reunion which will he held each year the last Sunday inJuly.are visiting I)r. and Mrs. Charles Peasley, was christened Sundaymorning at St. Paul’s Episcopal church by the Rev. Richard O Peterson The aponsore were Mrs Charles Ogan of Norwalk and Mrs. W. T Newland, of Buena Vista, Va. Major 11 N. Weigandt of Washington, D, C. and Lt. tJ. G.» William Fifner of the Naval AirCorps. The baby has been namedDavid Peasley,Plt;F;EiOwenthosekett.,J oe imonwereOM i -INorwood HoadCltlbThe Norwood Road Farm Worn-i lift,i Al-itersen's Club held its July meeting inthe cool spacious home of Mrs.St. Ann's Auxiliary To Have( on i in un ion -Break fastSt. Ann's Auxiliary, Knights of St John will have their anniversary communion Sunday, August 5th at 7:30 Mass. Breakfast will be served in the Rainbow room after Mass. Reservations must be made bv Thursday with Mrs. Ma-rv Burns.mto!Hthmfrti.inOIMiss Ooodell (JivesBuffet SupperMiss Jeannette Goodell was hos-Russell Lawrence on the Ridge jtess Sunday evening at her homeP Edo Mai the 194(1herPlt;forrryminto ...... Road. Mrs. Lawrence was assistedBel-1 by her sister Mrs Marian Hester in serving a two course luncheon to the fifteen members who responded to roll call.During the business meeting, plans were completed for the annual picnif to be held Sunday.5th at Forest Lake Park INor-Jo-rnan. t. K.hose’ all-1, ofon West Main St. to between sixty and seventy of her friends, at a beautifully appointed buffet supper. The evening wras spent in conversation.- O -Surprise Party For Miss FaganMiss Margaret Fagan was thes h asteaHCar-i with Miss Alice Bailey. Mrs Bea-}delighted guest of honor at a sur-in! trice Sehnurr and Mrs Holdred PI!S' party given for her lastbert | Brouhard in charge of arrange-cific , merits. The legislative report wasWednesday evening on the beautiful lawn of Mr. and Mrs Olivergiven by Mrs. Hester. Mrs E. A. |Hipp on Summit St Mrs. Wil-idles j Heath, Maple St , Norwalk will he Ann i hostess to the group for the Aug* J list meetingOFumih Dinner For14!* ZiemkeM r and Mrs Nick Dayri gave a family dinner yesterday at thet»home on Monroe St for their!liarn Brady had charge of arrangements for the affair at whichabout sixty guests were seated for supper at tables on the lawn Miss F agan was presented a crystal table lamp from the group as a token of affection and esteem.ber pub morthe Hblarer.s,of t frorslat andWtoolthethe lestleaiI I*1it h notLt. lt;ol. And Mrs, Gardinergrandson, Lt Alvin Ziemke home I Guest* Of Honor At PartycanD*s0on a ?,() day leave T/Gse present wer# Mr and Mr» George Ziemkv and son Jtrnrnv. Lt. and Mrs Alvin Ziemke and little son. Jack, Mrs. Hose Day and the hostsOHmnson Modern Maid*Ten members were present for » the meeting of the Bronson Mod-j ern Maids mt the home of Nora I and Marlene Linder Nora gave a ; demonstration on making sand-■ wlches and Marlene ondish e lot hs Refreshments served by the hostessesj The next meeting will Yh \ Kathleen and Hose Stieber at theiri home Tuesday, July Slat.»Out of doors entertaining is especially apropos these warm summer davs and the roomv terraceand cool shadowy garden of theFulstow home on West Main St. was most attractive last Saturday evening when Mrs Philip Fulstow * gave a party for her nephew Lt. Col. and Mrs John Gardiner who an the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs C B GardinerThe diningroom table was centered with a huge puurh bowi( at on# end of the table was a bou-wer* Jquet of summer flowers nt, at theother trays (if canapes. Mrs. Fulstow was assisted, in receiving by Mrs Robert Price, Ir Gardiner Fulstow and Mrs James Ford.or, per: moiin 1; frorwhiandpris•«; he * whafullsaidwith101i(Vo**.aMarriage*■ TI ilt; 1 usesHenry James McGuire, 70. Wil j lard bone specialist and Mrs Ol 1 ifv Leak ; Willard Rev G C , Hfffvlfmg*t. named to officiate! oI ( hrKteniitg At M. Paul'sJ The little son of ^’apt and Mrsj Kirk Ferguson of Luiaski Va. whlt;OPolice Kill Four(LiRati lesnakesBHoliness Ritualficitand 11 he3 62I turr1Fourwerefatthon a Pat -ear *andOnce Fat! Now HasUnrlnlV CinriimST CHARLES. Va TP)—Big Mountain rattlesnakes hidden away by the holiness healer.1- sect today frortf ‘-♦ate pole e who broke up a Sunday snake-charming ritual in the Virginia HillsT*V.. P4/.1ij killoH Athf»rD: mer kill*nee: Tautl.salethnt
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Norwalk Reflector Herald
Norwalk, Ohio, US
Mon, Jul 30, 1945
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