Mary Raymond Weds Harold Senn in Milan Church
Mary Alice Raymond and Harold Eugene Senn united in a April 18 ceremony at St. John United Church of Christ Milan. The couple, with families from Milan and Attica, planned a reception at the Milan Redland Gun Club and will reside in rural Attica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Mary Alice Raymond
Harold Eugene Senn
Attica
St. John United Church of Christ
Harold E. Raymond
Harold L. Senn
Mrs
Norwalk BPW Elects Officers and Plans 50th Anniversary Dinner
Mrs. Howard Price is named president of the Norwalk Business and Professional Women. Officers include Mrs. Fred Strickland as vice president, Mrs. Curt Klein secretary, Mrs. Ednad Hayes treasurer, and Mrs. Al Morley corresponding secretary. The group will mark its 50th anniversary May 18 at Ells Country Club with 30 invited guests. The BPW began May 12, 1921. Also noted are a wedding at St Paul Church for Alice Jean Pifer to James Thomas Theisen, and a program of slides on the Oberammergau passion play plus Holy Land views at an April meeting. Installation of officers will occur at the May luncheon at Elks Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Price
Norwalk
Fred Strickland
Curt Klein
Ednad Hayes
al Morley
BPW
Ells Country Club
Rensch Daughter Arrives Ahead of Sister Judy Siesel Marriage
Patricia Lee Rensch daughter of Mr and Mrs C Howard Rensch Ohio 61 arrives in Norwalk from Kinshasa Congo where she works as a secretary at the American Embassy to attend the wedding of her sister Judy Siesel to James Londot on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Lee Rensch
U.S. State Department
Miss Rensch
Judy Siesel
James Londot
Wakeman East ern Star program on bridges and mills in Ohio
Wakeman chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star invites the public to a program tonight at the Masonic Temple about historic Ohio covered bridges and old mills, following the regular business meeting. Dinner reservations for May 11 inspection are due May 7 with Mrs Dean Ortner. The Masonic Bodies mother daughter banquet is at 6 p.m. May 15 at the Masonic Temple. tickets are available from any Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Old Mills
Ohio
Dean Ortner
Masonic Bodies
Masons
Daughters of Isabella Card Party at Knights of Columbus
The Daughters of Isabella sponsor a card party at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Knights of Columbus Home. Table prizes and refreshments will be offered. Tickets are available from Mrs. Paul Daugherty Mrs. John Lindenburger or at the door.
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The
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Paul Daugherty
John Lindenburger
Opportunity Club Elects Officers in Tuesday Meeting
Mrs. William Plumb presided as president with Mrs. W.R. Wilkinson chosen as vice president. Mrs. Cecil Watts Jr. was elected junior vice president Odah Phay Moll became secretary and Mrs. E.G. Dickerson was named treasurer. The program was given by Mrs. Doris McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Plumb
The
Opportunity Club
W.R. Wilkinson
Cecil Watts
Mary Anne Wilhelm to Wed Kenneth Seliga in July
Monroeville couple announces the engagement of Mary Anne Wilhelm to Kenneth Seliga. Miss Wilhelm, a Notre Dame College graduate and computer programmer, will marry July 24 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Monroeville. Seliga, an electronics technician, is a Bedford High School graduate who served four years in the Air Force and works for Allen-Bradley in Highland Heights.
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Mary Anne
Kenneth Seliga
Julius Seliga
Northfield
Wilhelm
Monroeville High School
Notre Dame College
Cleveland
Computer Analysts, Inc
Euclid
Bedford High School
United States Air Force
Allen-Bradley Corp
Highland Heights
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Monroeville
Couple Exchange Vows in Berlin Heights Ceremony
Susan Lou Tillinghast of Huron married Paul William Wilson of Norwalk March 6 at First Congregational Church Berlin Heights. Rev. Osborne Hoover officiated. The bride, daughter of Dorothy Tillinghast, wore organza with lace, carried white carnations and roses, and used heirloom jewelry. Christine Hoover served as maid of honor. Donald Wilson was best man. ushers included Terry Wilson and Sidney Weimer. A reception followed at Jaycee Hall with a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada planned.
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Edgar Shelly, Jr
Edward Spyker
Union Pisgah United Methodist Church of
Attica
Vera Mae Raymond
Cheryl Senn
Karen Raymond
Albert Senn
Richard
John M. Raymond
Milan
Steven Ayres
Willard
Gerald Senn
Richard M. Ehresman
Theodore Williams
James Kittle
Milan Red
Gun Club
Washington,d.c
Cape Cod
Milan High School
American Beauty College
Cleveland
Berlin Heights
Susan Lou Tillinghast
Huron
Paul William Wilson
Norwalk
First Congregational Church
Osborne Hoover
Dorothy Tillinghast
Berlin-Milan High School
Saxton Associates School
James W. Wilson
Timothy Tillinghast
Christine Hoover
Donald Wilson
Terry Wilson
Sidney Weimer
Local Clubs Schedule Evening Meetings
Tonight and Wednesday bring a full slate of events across Huron County. Groups include the Education Association at Elks Country Club, Lions at Elk’s, Girl Scout Troop 143 at Presbyterian Church, Boy Scout Troops at two venues, Reading Club at Mrs Morley Price, Audubon Society at EHOVE, Elk’s Bridge Games at Country Club, Queen Esther Chapter CBS, Women of the Moose at Moose hall, and Knights of Columbus at K of C Hall. Wednesday features a Spring Luncheon at First United Presbyterian and meetings for Kappa Epsilon, White Joe Garden Club, Girl Scout Troop 661, and Brownie Troop 50.
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Huron County Education Association
Elks Country Club
Elk’s Country Club
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Reading Club
Morley Price
Audubon Society General Meeting
Ehove
Elk’s
Queen Esther Chapter
CBS
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Knights of Columbus
First United Presbyterian Church
Fran Drake
White Joe Garden Club
William Welch
Chenango Road
Married 25 Years Today Lyle and Lois O'Dell
Mr and Mrs Lyle F ODell of 149 Woodlawn Ave celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on April 27 1971 They married April 27 1946 in Avon Holy Trinity Catholic Church The couple has five children Linda Fries Norwalk Louise Larry Lance and Lyle all at home and two grandchildren They live in Norwalk and he works for Dorr Chevrolet Milan.
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Lyle F. O'Dell
Woodlawn Ave
Michigan
Lyle O’dell
Norwalk
Lois Cowan
Avon Lake
Avon Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Thomas
Linda) Fries
Louise
Larry
Lance
Lyle
O’dells
O’dell
Dorr Chevrolet
Milan
Four-H Clubs Elect Officers and Plan Meetings
Bronson Center Hustlers 4-H Club held an April 15 organizational meeting at Bronson Township Center electing Steve Hester president Fred Chapin vice president Linda Culp secretary Larry Pflieger treasurer Bob Blair recreation Herb Blair health chair Buddy Anderson safety chair Kevin Hester news reporter with May 6 meeting at Carl Lunds home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Center
Hustlers
Bronson Township Center
Steve Hester
Fred Chapin
Linda Culp
Larry Pflieger
Bob Blair
Herb Blair
Buddy Anderson
Kevin Hester
Carl Lund
Sarah Gerstenberger
Patti Hamisfar
Mary Fritz
Suzanne Hanges
Suzanne Fritz
Debbie Hamisfar
Ellen Smith
Vicki Schaffer
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Mary Raymond
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Volker
Alice Jean Pifer
Harold M. Pifer
St. Paul Catholic Church
James Thomas Theisen
Norwood Ave
Kenneth Kehres
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Germany
Eugene Fast
New London
Huron County Council
Camp Pittinger
Tiffin
Betty Crocker
Christie Lane
Toledo
Shriner’s Circus
Shriners
AMK
Phillips 66
Hooker LP
Philgas
Hooker’s Lp-Gas
Akeman, Ohio
Clifford Wilhelm
Mary Ann Wilhelm
Jaycee Hall
Niagara Falls
Canada
T.M
W.E. Long CO
IBC
Bronson Center Hustlers
Don Carpenter
Duane Knittle
Jeff Anderson
Doug Knight
Bronson Hustlers
Mark Hester
Frank Harp
Hartland Snappy
Hartland Snappy Stitchers
4-H Club
Northside 4-H Club
Northside
4- H Club
Shannon Pittman
Norwood
Main ST
Fki
Sat
Tues
Betty Anis Beauty & Wig Shop
Jean Tenteris
Elyria
Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture
Andre Duval
Midway Mall
Betty Anis Beauty and Wig Shop
South Pleasant St
Norwalk Kroger
Vaule
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