Republican Women To Host Luncheon
The Huron County Federation of Republican Women will hold a spring luncheon at noon on Wednesday April 25 at the Elks Country Club. A short business meeting will be led by new president Mrs. Edward Moyer of Bellevue. The afternoon program features an abortion debate with Pat Foley and his wife of Columbus arguing against abortion and Mary Anne Hansen of Columbus supporting abortion. Both sides include professionals from Ohio State University and Planned Parenthood. The event is open to all women with reservations via Mrs. Michael Rice by April 20 and door prizes.
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Huron County Federation of Republican Women
Elks Country Club
Edward Moyer
Bellevue
Pat Foley
Columbus
Right To Life Society
Ohio State
Calendar Pre Natal Class and Local Meetings List
A calendar entry lists multiple neighborhood and organization gatherings. It covers prenatal class at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and various Monroeville groups, Kiwanis at Eagles Lodge, crafts at Senior Center, Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts meetings, Toastmasters at Perkins, Scout Troops, Webelo Scouts, church choirs, TOPS groups, all with scheduled times and locations.
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Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Monroeville
Trinity Lutheran Church
Xi Delta Mu
Irene Elmer
Nu Nu
George Bogan
Olena
Loyal Neighbors Club
Helen White
Open House Marks Golden Anniversary in Greenwich
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee of rural Greenwich celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house dated Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Wayne Lee and Delores host at the couple’s home. They wed in April 1923 at the United Methodist Church Greenwich. The Lees have three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He is retired from civil service. she taught 23 years and is an Ohio Northern University alumna. She belongs to the Golden Years Club. No gifts requested.
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Greenwich
Ralph Lee
Wayne Lee
Delores
Martin Weaver
United Methodist Church
Lee
Ohio Northern University
Golden Years Club
Webb Lewis Sandusky couple wed in Zion church ceremony
Huron County Stabilization Service executive director Jack Lynn Webb, 63 Cline St., and Charleene Lewis of Mansfield were married Saturday at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Sandusky. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis, wore an heirloom locket. The groom, Vietnam veteran, is son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Webb. They plan to live at 197 Scottwood after a trip to Washington and Pittsburgh.
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Sandusky
Huron County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Mansfield City
Charleene Lewis
Mansfield
Charles Henry Lewis
Jack Lynn Webb
Cline St
R. Lewis Webb
West Liberty
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Richard Bauerle
Loyal Bishop
Florence McBowen
Joe Miele
Warrensville
Zack Ramirez
Denver
Colo
Christine McBowen
Kent Jenkins
Springfield
Gerald Beck
East Townsend
Larry Polland
Milford Center
Robert Meister
Lynn Szabo
Norwalk
Washington, D.C
Pittsburgh
Scottwood
Hints from Heloise and readers on quilts and kitchen tips
Dear Heloise shares heirloom quilt use for twin beds foot of bed and den covers. Readers describe varied repurposing from shower curtain to tablecloth with practical tips and crafty storage ideas.
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Heloise
Sally
Amburgy Staples Tie the Knot in Fitchville Ceremony
Catherine Rae Staples and Clarence Edward Amburgy were married Saturday at Fitchville United Methodist Church in New London. The bride wore an ivory Peau de soie gown with lace bodice and cathedral veil, and carried a yellow white rose bouquet. Attendants included sister-in-law Ted Staples and matron of honor Mrs Lawrence Merrill. best man John Lofland. The couple plan to reside in the area. she works for the Huron County Welfare, he is a construction worker.
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Fitchville
New London
Fitchville United Methodist Church
Catherine Rae Staples
John F. Staples
Clarence Edward Amburgy
Arnold Amburgy
Thomas Lasley
Lawrence Merrill
Springfield
Ted Staples
Charleston
W. Va
Chris Donaldson
Cleveland
Stephen Whetstone
Gary Jackson
John Lofland
Greenwich
James Davidson
Robert Davidson
Oberlin
Donald Amburgy
Amburgy
New London High School
Lorain County Community College
Huron County Department of Welfare
South Central High School
Charity aids disabled nationwide, Easter Seal Society reports
In its 1972 annual report the National Easter Seal Society says contributions reached a peak of 47.9 million dollars in 1971. The funds supported services to nearly 250000 disabled persons in 1972. The Easter Seal Society is the oldest and largest voluntary agency serving the handicapped.
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Chicago
UPI
National
The
Easter Seal Society
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Kiwanis
Eagles Lodge
Crafts — Senior Center
A.m. Cub Scout den
First United Methodist Church
U.S
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Christine Rucker
MR. and
Mrs
Holman
Jewelers
Steckel
Clarence E. Amburgy
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Volker
Webb-Lewis
Aleda
Fabulousree
Hotman Jewelers
Prife
Staples
Maryann Hop
Whittlesey Ave
Lenox
Staccato
Holmany Jeweler Rs