New London Grange News highlights baking sewing winners
New London Subordinate Grange honors first place bread winners Mrs Harold Landis and Mrs Howard Preslan and top sewing winner Mrs Kemp Whitney with second place Mrs King Rowland. Christina Cook and Wendy Hall lead brownie baking. Nine entries noted for bread and brownie contests. Community events include a Huron County Cancer Society drive update and a New London Equity shareholders meeting at Grange Hall.
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New London
Harold Landis
Howard Preslan
Grange
Kemp Whitney
King Rowland
Christina Cook
Wendy Hall
Lewis Heyman
Home Economics
Ed Franklin
Huron County Cancer Society
New London Equity
Grange Hall
Huron County Teachers Association
Jack Hall
Walter Payne
Area students named to OU Dean's List for 1966-67
Four area students earn Dean's List honors at Ohio University Athens campus for the first semester. Names include Margaret Wilkinson Norwalk Victoria Hanson New London James Busek Wakeman and David Harwood Willard. To qualify freshmen must hold 3.0 or higher and upperclassmen 3.3.
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Norwalk
Ohio University
Margaret K. Wilkinson
Edgewood Dr
Victoria J. Hanson
Birch Park Dr
New London
James William Busek
River St
Wakeman
David B. Harwood
Willard
Kathy Ann Shoop Weds Wesley L. Shirley in Berlin Heights
Kathy Ann Shoop married Wesley L. Shirley in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony April 8 at the First Congregational United Church of Christ Berlin Heights. The bride, daughter of Lyle and Mrs Shoop Frailey Road, wore chantilly lace with a tulle train. The groom is son of Mrs Albert Shirley and the late Mr Shirley. The couple lives at 101/2 South St after a trip to Pennsylvania.
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Berlin Heights
Kathy Ann Shoop
Wesley L. Shirley
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Lyle H. Shoop
Frailey Road
Shirley
Albert Shirley
Jerrol Ct
Elyria
Mr. Shirley
Osborne Hoover
Earl T. English
Vermilion
Diane Arnold
Woodville
Linda Barkas
Lorain
Denise Smith
Debbie Grams
David Shirley
Zion
Larry Robson
Denny Crozier
Richard Grams
Fowler
Larry Leimbach
Retail Credit Co
Atlanta
James Waldron
Charles Garrett
Twine House
Huron
Walter Knott
Harold Shoop
Robert Brunow
Kathleen Richter
Linda Farkas
South St
Pennsylvania
Mary Edith Brown to Wed A J Frey
Mary Edith Molly Brown and Albert Jules Jay Frey plan a June 10 wedding. Engagement announced by Molly’s parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Marlon Brown Sr of 123 E Main St. Frey is son of Mr and Mrs A J Frey Sr of New Orleans. Molly is a St Paul’s High School graduate who studied at St Mary’s College Notre Dame and teaches at St Paul’s High School. Jay Frey, a Cor Jesu High School graduate, is a senior at the University of Notre Dame.
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Thomas W. Lodge
Norwalk
Kent State University
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Vera Lodge
N. Garden
St. Paul High School
Mary Edith
Molly’’ Brown
Albert Jules
Jay’’ Frey
Thomas Marlon Brown
E. Main St
Molly
Albert Frey
Frey
A.J. Frey
New Orleans
Miss Brown
St. Paul’s High School
St. Mary’s College
Notre Dame
Ind
Cor Jesu High School
The
University of Notre Dame
Notre
NL Ruritan Chapter Sees Farm Slides
NEW LONDON Nelson Lenz Monroeville presented the charter of Explorer Post 217 to Jay Murr as master of the post at the Ruritan supper meeting in New London Tuesday night. The local Ruritan Chapter is the sponsor of the Explorer Post. Ed Murr Larry Neel and Steve Whetstone scouts were guests at the meeting. Donald Jackson president of the Young Farmers Organization of Huron County told of the activities of that organization. He showed slides and told of the ways farm owners are improving the quality of farming.
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New London
Nelson Lenz
Monroeville
Explorer Post
Jay Murr
Ed Murr
Larry Neel
Steve Whetstone
Donald Jackson
Young Farmers Organization
Huron County
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First United Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Mrs
Wesley Shirley
College
Athens
Alpha Pi Omega
Kent
Red Cross
Unicef
Holloware
Holman’s
Diamond Merchants
A&p
DI Peg
Jane Parker
Mary Edith Brown
Ruritan
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