Nuptial Mass Unites Karen Fritz and Edward Blyler
Karen Jean Fritz and Edward D W Blyler were united in an April 11 Nuptial Mass at St. Paul Church. Rev Gerald M Stein conducted the ceremony. Bride’s family includes Mrs Raymond N Fritz and James Fritz. The couple will reside at Dartmouth Manor Apts Cornwells Heights Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Jean Fritz
Edward D.W. Blyler
St. Paul Catholic Church
Gerald M. Stein
Raymond N. Fritz
Oak Street
Mr. Fritz
James Fritz
Edward W. Blyler
Ardsley
Warner
Dennis R. Blyler
Jack J. LaPata
Bellevue
Richard E. Blyler
Molly Morasutti
Robert E. Fritz
Knights of Columbus
Dartmouth Manor
Apts
Knights & Street Roads
Cornwells Heights
Public Dolls Span Past And Future In Gas Industry Talk
Joy Washburn of Columbus a public relations staffer for Columbia Gas of Ohio will speak at Norwalk Eastern Star Mother-Daughter Banquet at the Masonic Temple. She will use nine life like dolls in historic and future costumes to illustrate fashion and natural gas parallels, with a tenth doll representing herself in a present day natural gas outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Washburn
Columbus
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Norwalk
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Miss Washburn
Consumer Laws Protect Buyers From Faulty Practices
Barbara Becker explains how consumer protection programs aid shopping by ensuring accurate labels on meat and poultry. She details USDA inspection marks, ingredient lists, packaging weight, distributor info, serving sizes, and rules for terms like all meat or cereal added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Becker
Meat and Poultry Inspection
United States Department of Agriculture
Exchange Vows in Norwalk First United Methodist Ceremony
Rebecca Sue Kromer and Raymond W. Flanagan wed April 3 at First United Methodist Church. The couple, with families from Norwalk and Hawthorne Drive, now reside in Waynesville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Sue Kromer
Raymond W. _ Flanagan
First United Methodist Church
Robert R. Kromer
Norwalk
Raymond Flanagan II
Hawthorne Drive
Sally Kromer
Robert L. Kromer
Ted Flanagan
Miss Kromer
Monroeville
Evening community events and activities listed tonight
Calendar lists Smoking Clinic at Titus Memorial Hospital 7 30 p m and Shoestring rehearsals at Clubrooms 7 p m Solo Parents at Bloomville Skating Rink 2 4 30 p m 59 ers Bowling Party at First Baptist Church 4 p m with potluck 6 p m Acquarian Society Columbia Gas Co Brownie Troop 50 at First United Methodist 3 15 p m Boy Scout Training 7 30 p m Play the lasso game in summer clothes with rope jewelry toss Eagles Auxiliary officers nomination 8 p m Isabella Study Club at Mrs T M Brown home 123 E Main Trim Down TOPS Senior Center 8 p m Whittlettes Zion Church Monroeville 8 p m Special bride page in Reflector tomorrow with beauty tips fashions and groom article
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Bloomville
First Baptist Church
Acquarian Society
Columbia Gas Co
First United Methodist Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Isabella
T.M. Brown
Whittlettes
Zion Church
Monroeville
Admit Women to Committees in Boy Scouts Pushes Inclusive Roles
The Boy Scouts of America will register qualified women as members of Council and District Operating and Planning Committees. Scout executive Gary Lehman notes decades of female den mothers and cites 576 den mothers in the Firelands Area Council and over 375,000 nationwide. The Firelands Council serves 6,657 boys with 2,451 volunteer leaders across 234 packs and posts. The program also features a Women’s Reserve with training faculty, campaign helpers, and member auxiliaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lehman
Scout
Lehman
Firelands Area
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
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Edward Blyler
Space
Jackson
Ohio
Ohio University
Athens
Turkey
Robert Flanagan
the Reflector
The
Lasch
Broyh! Furniture Industri
West End
Monroe St
Monroeville, Ohio
Soluim
Makman
W. Main ST
Super Daily
Terry's
Barbeque Spareries
Terry
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