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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1973
Page
5
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Sunday activities include Norwalk Community Church bible study at Mrs Christine Rucker's home at 6 p.m. Monday events feature Rotary Club at Elkis Country Club 11 45 a.m. and South Side Reading Club at Mrs E W Selfe's at 12 30 p.m. Other meetings include Roundabout Reading Club at Mrs Ross Stewart and Research Club at Mrs Troas Chapin 2 p.m. plus Girl Scout Troop 81 at First United Methodist Church 7 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall 8 p.m. Tops OH 334 at Senior Center 8 p.m. Isabella Study Club at Mrs Neil Ebert's home 8 30 p.m.
Lynette Sue Leber and Robert Krull wed March 17 at Zion Episcopal Church Monroeville. The couple, both 1972 graduates of Monroeville High, live at 40 Norwood. Leber is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Leber and Krull is the son of Mr and Mrs Gene Krull. The bridal party included maid of honor Debi Krull and best man Roger Schug. The dress featured lace over taffeta with a lace train and nylon veil. Both were employed locally Vanson's Restaurant and Paul Bleile Co. respectively.
Mr and Mrs Carl Baker of North Fairfield celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Their daughter Louise plans a 2 to 5 pm open house at 8 East Ashtabula Street. The couple wed in Lexington Kentucky on April 15 1948.
Chris Kromer was chosen president of the Busy Needles 4-H Club at the first meeting. Ginni Eckler is vice-president. Millie Kromer secretary. Patti Bic treasurer. Debbie Linder news reporter. Barb Marett health chairman. Cecelia Bick safety chairman. Vicky Moyer recreation leader. Enrollment cards were distributed. next meeting set for April 24 at Mrs. Frederick Linder’s home. IRS directive says admitting minority students alone does not grant tax exempt status to schools.
Heidelberg College initiated 64 new members in four women’s societies and 52 in four men’s groups. Three Huron County residents participated with Deborah Nester and Elaine Stein leading pledges and Pamela West joining Philalethean. Pledges faced study halls, sports nights, paddles, songs, and pledged duties in a disciplined, non affiliated program.
Social events and officer elections dominate community notices. The National Association of Legal Secretaries plans its first meeting at Mrs. Jan Wallace's home with hostess contacts for info. Nearby chapters announce Legion Auxiliary events, Jaycee Wives officers, and fundraising for Red Cross, Cancer Fund, Sudden Infant Death research, with meetings scheduled through May and April.
Janet Sue Jones and David Allen Mesenburg are engaged. Miss Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones of Tipp City, is a 1972 Reserve High School graduate and a freshman at Adrian College in Adrian Michigan. Her fiancé, a 1972 Western Reserves High School graduate, is a freshman at Capital University in Columbus. No wedding date has been set.
The Thimblettes elected officers at the United Methodist Church on April 3 with Tony Lykins as health leader Sherry Baker as safety leader Pat Hess as news reporter Cindy Hess Shelley Baker as recreation leaders and Mary Ann Woodruff as flag bearer Debbie Conaway demonstrated pattern selection Linda Walcher and Carol Walcher spoke on The Proper Way to Give a Demonstration. The next meeting is set for 4 p.m. May 1 in the church.
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