Sharon Keim and Robert Reeves Married at St. Peter Church
Sharon Jane Keim and Robert Snyder Reeves Jr. exchanged vows at St. Peter Lutheran Church with Rev. Quentin Battiste officiating. The bride, former owner of The Drawing Room art studio, taught at St. Paul High School and holds degrees from Oregon State and Akron universities. Reeves, son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves Sr., is a Marietta College graduate who studied at a Toledo medical school before continuing in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Jane Keim
Robert Snyder Reeves Jr
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Quentin Battiste
St. Paul High School
Paul Keim
Akron
Robert Rogosch
Jan Rogosch
Gene Rose
Amy Rogosch
Robb Rogosch
Reeves
Oregon State University
Akron University
Maumee
Medical College of
Toledo
Robert Reeves Sr
Oak Harbor
Marietta College
Area Christian Women's Club April Luncheon Theme Weather or Not
The Norwalk Area Christian Women's Club holds a noon luncheon at 12:30 p.m. on April 11 in the Home Savings & Loan community room with a spring fashion show by J.C. Penney at Sandusky Mall. Dave Richter provides music and Janice Schlacht speaks on Weather or Not It’s Sunny. Reservations and free nursery must be made by Friday with Mrs. Robert Gerken or Mrs. J.F. Ernsthausen. Prayer coffee follows at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Donald Abbey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Area
Christian Women’s Club
Home Savings & Loan
J.C. Penney Co
Sandusky Mall
Dave Richter
Janice Schlacht
Robert Gerken
J.F. Ernsthausen
Donald Abbey
Washington Road
Engagement Notice for Jane Louise Heyman and Scott Tinker
Engaged couple Jane Louise Heyman of Huber Road and Scott Anthony Tinker of 15 S. Garden St announce their engagement. Miss Heyman, a Firelands College and Bowling Green State University graduate, works at Cedar Point. Mr. Tinker, a Hiram College and St. Paul High School alum, is employed by Hug Concrete and Paving Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Heyman
Huber Road
Jane Louise
Scott Anthony Tinker
Glenn Tinker
S. Garden St
Miss Heyman
Firelands College
Bowling Green State University
Monroeville High School
Cedar Point
Hiram College
St. Paul High School
Hug Concrete
Social Scene Highlights from North Fairfield Club Meetings
North Fairfield social notes detail the For Efficiency Farm Women's Club March 21 gathering at Mrs. Richard Woodruff home with devotions by Mrs. A E Statzer and a legislative report by Mrs. Charles Chisholm. Excelsior Farm Women's Club toured Midwest Industries Willard then dined at Hi Ho restaurant before a business meeting. Upcoming events include April 18 meetings at Mrs. Malcolm Smith and Mrs. Donald Phillips homes, a St Marys Booster Club plant sale through April 20 with deliveries May 19, a teacher appreciation dinner April 29 at Vanson's Monroeville, and an emphasis on honoring 8th graders and 25th anniversary graduates at Parish Communion breakfast May 20. South Side Reading Club met at Mrs. Paul Collman with Ruth Bell tracing measurements history and a review of Fire and Ice by Mrs. A E Poth. The club plans an April 16 meeting at Mrs. A E Ballard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairfield
For Efficiency Farm Women’s Club
Richard Woodruff
Sherman Morgan
Helen Woodruff
A.E. Statzer
Charles Chisholm
Lyle Smith
Malcolm Smith
Excelsior Farm Women’s Club
Midwest Industries
Willard
Hi Ho
Donald Phillips
St. Mary’s Booster Club
Vanson’s
Monroeville
St. Mary’s
South Side Reading Club
Paul Collman
Ruth Bell
Charles Revson
Revlon
A.E. Poth
A.E. Ballard
Wednesday and Thursday Community Meetings and Support Groups
A condensed calendar lists events for Wednesday through Friday. Meetings include Salvation Army Community Action Patrol at 7 p.m., WSCS at Clarksfield Methodist Church, Tops Ch 1161 at Congregational Community Church Monroeville, 7:30 a.m., Order of Rainbow at Masonic Temple, A A and Al Anon sessions, Xi Eta Mu at Home of Martha Smith, 1.0.C.F. at Local Temple, and an 8 p.m. gathering at First United Presbyterian Church. Thursday features A A discussions at First United, Kiwanis at Norwalk Bowling Center, Willard A A at Willard United Bank, VFW Ladies Auxiliary, and Friday offers Overeaters Anonymous at St Mary’s rectory basement at 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Clarksfield Methodist Church
Congregational Community Church
Monroeville
Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple
Al-Anon
Alateen
First United Presbyterian Church
Martha Smith
Kiwanis
Norwalk
Willard
Willard United Bank
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
St. Mary’s Rectory
Bicycle safety program by Troop 184 held March 20
On My Honor Junior Girl Scout Troop 184 conducted a bicycle safety program on March 20 led by Lt. Orin Doane of the Huron County Sheriff's Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Doane
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Derby Winners from Pack 234 Shine at Knights event
Six members of Pack 234 earned Pinewood Derby trophies Saturday at the Knights of Columbus home. From left, Paul Thomas A runner-up, Greg Hickey Craftsman award, Chris Coe A champion, Paul Myers most original car, Mark Volcheck B runner-up, Brian Sway B champion. Reflector photo by Don Hohler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Paul Thomas
Greg Hickey
Chris Coe
Paul Myers
Mark Volcheck
Brian Sway
Don Hohler
4-H Club Elects Officers At April Meeting
Les Belles Filles held its second meeting on April 2 to elect officers. Appointed positions include president J. Borgia vice president M Wiedemann secretary J Carabin treasurer P Jaworski and news reporter K Hohler. The next meeting is scheduled for April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LES Belles Filles
J. Borgia
M Wiedemann
J Carabin
P Jaworski
K Hohler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sharon Keim
Robert Reeves
Mrs
Robert S. Reeves
Area Christian Women’s Club
Jane Heyman
W. Main
Manny Amsel
Phyllis Amsel
Shirley Lehan
Amsel Quality
Fanfare
Dexter
Andiamo
Scholls
Nurse Mates
Barefoot Freedom
Zodiac
Hush Puppies
Bass
Wright
Dingo Boots
Nunn Bush
Weyenberg
Wellco
Child Life
Keds
Converse
NCAA
Osaga
la Crosse
North Star
Carolina
Wolverine
Dunhams
Hi-Pals
Thorogood
Par Pals
Ca Ff
Sandusky
Suzy
Cate Norwalk
Milan Ave
Missy
Fire Islander
Vermilion
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