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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1971
Page
5
A shift from elaborate traditional weddings to personalized ceremonies is shown by couples choosing meaningful settings and self written vows. Heather Stark and John Brunsman wed at Rockwell Springs Trout Club at dawn March 20 with a homemade muslin gown and self designed rings.
Tonight brings Girl Scout Troop 661 at Methodist Church at 3 15 p m and Norwalk Mothers of Twins Club at Sandusky library at 7 30 p m Others include Headstart Volunteers at Presbyterian Church 7 30 p m Firelands Solo Parents at Bellevue 8 p m On Thursday circles Kiwanis and many local groups meet from 9 a m to 7 p m at various venues The article also surveys evolving wedding customs highlighting simpler ceremonies shared vows and modern partnerships.
An open house reception marks the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Myers, Sr. The event runs 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Eagles Hall in Norwalk hosted by sons Edward Jr. and John with co hostes Kathy Mesenburg of Sandusky. The Myers reside at 7 Taylor St and married April 21, 1946 in Salem Evangelical Church Sandusky.
Mrs. Carl Keller executive secretary of the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce was elected president of the Firelands Business and Professional Women's club at the April meeting at the Elks Country Club. Alva Hinckley first vice president Katharine Allen second vice president Emanuel Amsel recording secretary Kenneth Earl corresponding secretary Neel Fauber treasurer Leona Hackett education committee. Delegates chosen for the state BPW convention in Cincinnati May 21 to 23 are Joyce Badger Terry Nippert and Alva Hinckley. Memorial service for Miss Gertrude Smith conducted by Mrs. Allen and Miss Charlotte ODonnell.
Mrs Robert Chapin presented Up In The Air to the Research Club in Wakeman on Monday. Her husband and several relatives enjoy flying. Mrs John Stackhouse hosted the gathering.
Jerilynn Jacobs becomes the bride of John L. Lofland in a 2 30 p.m. double ring ceremony at Greenwich United Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Brittie Jacobs of Greenwich, and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Aden Lofland of Greenwich. The Rev Myron Ramsey will officiate.
Members will meet April 22 at the Olena Beehive Restaurant for a noon luncheon to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. W. H. Stone and Grace Russell.
Mrs. N A Snyder presented a review of Gives Book Review Raffles and Flourishes an account of Lady Bird Johnson s press secretary s five years in the White House to South Side Reading Club members. The April 26 meeting will be a 2 30 potluck luncheon at First United Presbyterian Church.
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