Two Women Become Brides In July Wedding
Laura Jeanine Smith and Paul William Knott were married July 28 at St. Peter Lutheran Church with Rev. Quentin Battiste officiating. The couple will reside on Berlin Road in Berlin Heights.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
5
Laura Jeanine Smith and Paul William Knott were married July 28 at St. Peter Lutheran Church with Rev. Quentin Battiste officiating. The couple will reside on Berlin Road in Berlin Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Copsey of Greenwich will host an open house at the American Legion Hall from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday to mark their 25th anniversary. They were wed August 10, 1948 at St. Paul Episcopal Norwalk. Their children Debby Conley Dennis Terry and Janet planned the event. They have one granddaughter.
Golden Age club picnic at Memorial Lake Park reports 51 attendees with details on bus to Cleveland and reservation changes. Senior services booth at Huron County Fair with free admission after 6 pm Thursday. United Fund support letter noted. Fall trips discussed for October. Castalia area farm tours and new member Emma Hibbard highlight local AF retirement group. R.A.T meets Clarksfield hall. rummage sale set for Aug 17–18 with item donations requested.
Lakeside hosts a children's concert at Hoover Auditorium at 2 p m with selections from Hansel and Gretel and the Nutcracker Ballet A Washington lecture by Peter Lisagor airs at 8 15 p m in Hoover Auditorium A parade and field day open Sunday across Lakeside Danbury Township begins 1 30 p m and includes drills A All-Ohio Youth Choir performs at 8 p m in Hoover Auditorium The 140 voice touring choir follows a 300 member group The Beta Sigma Phi sorority donates 690 to the American Cancer Society The Stoll reunion gathers about 160 relatives at Mrs Mable Stoll s home with sports cards a potluck and plans a next reunion on the first Sunday in August 1974 from various towns including Cleveland Norwalk and Sandusky
Note lists a playful call to action urging readers to use the classified section for daily shopping to save time and money. The message reads like a brief promotional tip encouraging engagement with local listings.
Saturday choir practice at noon at the home of Mrs. Christine Rucker. Sunday Bible study at 4 p.m. at Mrs. Christine Rucker's home.
A promotional notice touts electric heating delivering uniform flameless heat that keeps walls and furnishings clean. It urges readers to inspect an electrically heated house and consult Ohio Edison for a free computer estimate while comparing operating costs and comfort.
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