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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1978
Page
5
Edison Athletic Spring Dance runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. May 13 at Berlin Conservation Hall, Chapin Road, Berlin Heights. Tickets are $6 per couple, bring your own beverages, contact Mrs. Wes Moyer for tickets.
Mary Helen Lieber and Charles Ringholz wed at St Marys Church in an afternoon ceremony. Bridesmaids included Barbara Lieber and Linda Mannes, with Douglas Ringholz as best man. vows exchanged for new Mrs Ringholz. In a separate service Linda Newcomer and Kevin Goodsite married at St Pauls Church, with Joyce Newcomer as flower girl and Aaron Newcomer as ringbearer. new couple to reside in Norwalk after their trip to Florida.
The Retirees 10th Retirees Social Club marks its 10th anniversary with a noon luncheon at the Milan Inn on Thursday. Guests of honor include charter members Mrs. Ida Jenkins and Roy Palmer, the only original members still active. Pat Leimbach of rural Vermilion will speak. she is a farmer’s wife and author of two books and Farm Journal articles.
The engagement of Pvt Susan Louise Nation, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Nation, to Sgt Joseph Johnson Jr is announced. Nation, a 1976 Norwalk Ehove graduate, enlisted in the U.S. Army in October 1977. Johnson, a 1973 Holy Cross High School Palmyra NJ graduate, plans marriage on May 27 at St Peter's Lutheran Church Norwalk.
OLENA MINUTE MAIDS sent get well messages to Cindy Bond in hospital. Tammy Brill demonstrated as the club practiced singing for a rest home visit. West Hartland Booster’s held third meeting at Shelley Mahl’s home with project books and pins distributed. Officers installed. Shelley Mahl demonstrated market hogs. THIMBLETTES second meeting of the Thimblettes 4-H Club on April 11 at United Methodist Church. Papers postponed until July. TOWN & COUNTRY met on Village square April 15 for a paper drive. FITCHVILLE LUCKY LEAVES fourth meeting on April 22 with height roll call. Camp Conger June 10 discussed. Demonstrations by Steve Williams and Todd Zellner. Next meeting May 13. SOUTHSIDE second meeting at Dick Smith’s house. Point contest and money making project planned. Next meeting at Smith’s May 4. THURSDAY Willard A.A. meeting at Willard United Bank upstairs at 8 p.m.
Five Norwalk chapters of Beta Sigma Phi celebrated its 47th anniversary at the Founder's Day Banquet held at the Twine House. The event featured toastmistress Mrs. Malcolm Pearce of Xi Delta Mu and past member Mrs. Claude Martin administering the ritual to nine new members. Mary Carabin, Heart and Harmony Ball chair, presented a $500 library microfilm reader printer donation to Judy Born, Norwalk Library director.
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