Easter Services Across Norwalk Area Churches
Easter Sunday brings multiple services across Norwalk area churches with sunrise and morning worship at 6:30 to 10:45. Groundbreaking at U.S. 250 for a new Norwalk Alliance Church includes a bonfire and music. St Paul Episcopal, First United Presbyterian, St Peter Lutheran and others host Holy Eucharist, cantatas, egg hunts, breakfasts, and Bible study activities. Notable moves include Rev. Francis I. Moyer joining Church of the Covenant in Grafton, and interim pastor Rev. Alfred W. Marshel serving in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Alliance Church
U.S. 250
Doncester Ford
Fellowship Hall
ST. Paul Episcopal Church
Bellevue
Arthur Williams
Neil Roller
ECW
Peggy Cook
ST. Peter Lutheran Church
The
Luther League
Splcw General Board
Calvary Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship
OUR Area Churches
Milan
Francis I. Moyer
Presbyterian Church
Church of the Covenant
Grafton
W. Va
Alfred W. Marshel
Sandusky
Local area school lunch menus listed by district
The document catalogs daily lunch menus for multiple districts including St. Paul or Munday no 6, Norwalk, Berlin Milan, Willard Jr. High and Elementary, New London, Western Reserve, South Central, Monroeville, and Seneca East. Meals span Monday through Friday with items like hamburgers, pizza, fish sandwiches, tacos, chili, lasagna, turkey dishes, and various sides and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Jr. High & Elementary
Western Reserve
Seneca East
Shalom United Church of Christ Services and Community Aid
SHALOM United Church of Christ invites all to Sunday worship at 11:00 and Sunday School at 9:45 at 35 Benedict Ave. A Free Medical Clinic runs Mondays 7 to 9 pm, plus a Thrift Store and Al-Anon sharing space. Contact 668-1927 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Ave
al- Anon
Shalom United Church of Christ
4 H News Peru Buttons and Beaus
Members planned a potluck supper and an overnight trip at Isaac Walton. Diane Schafer discussed hair care. Officers meet April 24 in Monroeville. Demonstrations at the next meeting by Sandy and Sherry Kocher Billy Carter and Jeff Walton. The club held its second meeting April 9 at the advisers home. Officers include President David Mahl and others. The next meeting is April 23 at Danny Schnellinger’s home. Merry Mixers Hartland held its first meeting March 29 to elect officers and plan for a special meeting April 17 at Western Reserve High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru Buttons & Beaus
Isaac Walton
Diane Schafer
Monroeville
Sandy
Sherry Kocher
Billy Carter
Jeff Walton
Ron
Scott Linders
David Mahl
Rick Fries
Shelly Mahl
Bill Mack
Greg Hinckley
Tim Mack
Terry Mack
Rayanne Fries
Danny Schnellinger
Merry Mixers
Hartland
Western Reserve High School
Quilt Show at Wright Mansion features sales and raffles
Bellevue events announce a Quilt Show from 1 to 5 p.m. April 21 22 at the Wright Mansion Lyme Village with quilts for sale. Admission 2 for non-members 1 for members. Visitors may join a quilting bee or enter a quilt raffle. Milan Village Crafters meet 10 a.m. Wednesday in town hall. Monroeville Historical Society elects officers 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at Hess Hardware building museum. United Methodist Women meet April 3 at church and plan a mother daughter potluck May 4. United Church Women meet April 3 at Ruth Lunds home and plan sunrise service. Chit Chat Club dines at Maple Tree Restaurant and door prize goes to Richard Keefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Wright
Lyme Village
Milan
Monroeville
Monroeville Historical Society
Hess Hardware
North Fairfield
United Methodist Women
Dean Fry
Philip Lewis
Roger Shepherd
Chit Chat Club
Richard Keefer
Paul Senstock
Virgil Giles Jr
Emmons Funk
Burr Francisco, Jr
Town & Country 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting
The Town & Country 4-H Club met April 2 at the Coy home with roll call on The Project I am Taking. The club will donate a second place sheep showmanship trophy to the Huron County Fair and conduct demonstrations on tightening spokes and flowers. An April 21 paper drive was set, with contact numbers for contributions. The next meeting is April 16 at the Vogels' home with demonstrations by Pam Dwight, Bryan Oney, Barry Coy, and John and Carl Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Gary
Charlene Coy
Huron County Fair
Donald Deeble
Larry Coy
Carl and
John Vogel
Pam Dwight
Bryan Oney
Barry Coy
John and
Carl Vogel
Susie Prindle Engaged to John McCarty
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Prindle of 56 Woodlawn Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Susie to John McCarty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCarty of New State Road. Susie is a 1975 Norwalk High School and 1978 M. B. Johnson School of Nursing graduate and a registered nurse at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. John, also a Norwalk High School 1975 graduate, will finish his Muskingum College degree in New Concord in May. The couple plans to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Prindle
Woodlawn Ave
Susie
John McCarty
Arthur McCarty
New State Road
Miss Prindle
Norwalk High School
M.B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Muskingum College
New Concord
Lori Nelson chosen as delegate for UN Pilgrimage
Lori Larson of 144 Gallup Ave Norwalk has been selected as a delegate to the 30th Annual United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth, sponsored by Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges. A Norwalk High sophomore, she is sponsored by Huron Lodge 37 and Golden Red Rebekah Lodge 317. About 1000 sophomores and juniors from the U.S. and Canada will join a two week program including six days in New York City for United Nations committee meetings and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori Larson
Gallup Ave
United Nations
Oddfellow and
Rebekah Lodges
Lori
Norwalk High School
Huron Lodge 37 and
Golden Red Rebekah
Lodge 317
Norwalk
United States
Canada
New York City
United Nation Committee
Monroeville FFA Elects Officers and Plans Cedar Point Trip
The Monroeville 8th Grade FFA elected officers Ted Klading as president Jim Brown as vice president Jackie Darling as secretary Bob Claus as treasurer Kathy Kennedy as reporter and Gary Schnee as sentinel The group will visit Cedar Point and host a school clean-up The next meeting is in late April. Three students named March members of the month are Scott Miller Gary Leber and Jean Riley Each spent at least 14 hours on Parent Youth Banquet prep participation and clean-up Jean and Gary attended District Officers Training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
FFA
Ted Klading
Jim Brown
Jackie Darling
Bob Claus
Kathy Kennedy
Gary Schnee
Sentinel
Cedar Point
Scott Miller
Gary Leber
Jean Riley
Jean
Gary
Also Mentioned on This Page
First United Presbyterian Church
Laura Hester
W. B. Sanger
Bethel
Foursquare Gospel Church
First United Methodist Church
Council On Ministries
ST. Paul Or
Munday No
Norwalk Day Care Center
Berlin
Willard
New London
Hamburg
South Central
Harland Boosters
Sium Hs
Ormal
David E. Bauer
E. Main
J.E., McClain
of. Mary Baptist Church
Benedict Avenue
Ohio
Weroun
Jesus Christ
God
Pontius Pilate
United Church
Ruth Lund
Dean Mead
Glenn Eastman
Gary Coy
Sue Prindle
Susie Prindle
Four Square Gospel Church
S. Old State Rd
Lori Nelson
Norwalk Baptist Church
Benedict Elem
PIZZA
East Main
Our
F.E.T
F.E.T Wrelemare
Sale Prici
Dalar
Il Lude
I & Charge
Pire
Inclus
Ichwalk
Milan Ave
Bert
Penton
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