Area Couples Engaged in Two Local Engagements
Mrs Mabel Bigley announces the engagement of her daughter Peggy Ann to William Carl Waddington of Flatrock. Peggy Ann is a Norwalk High School graduate and Nobil's Shoe Store employee. William is a 1961 Thompson High School graduate and Abner Sheet Metal worker in Sandusky. No wedding date set. Marilyn J Smith and Edward P Barker plan an October wedding. Miss Smith’s parents announce the engagement. Barker is son of Mr and Mrs Robert Barker. Miss Smith, a Monroeville High School graduate, works for Farmers and Citizens Banking Co. Mr Barker, a Norwalk High School graduate, served in the Army and works as a salesman at Downtown Dodge. The couple will wed October 29 at St Joseph’s Church in Monroeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bigley
Washington St
Peggy Ann
William Carl Waddington
Flatrock
Miss Bigley
Norwalk High School
Nobil’s
Norwalk
Thompson High School
Abner Sheet Metal
Sandusky
Marilyn J. Smith
Edward P. Barker
Miss Smith
J. Duane Smith
Chapel St
Monroeville
Barker
Robert Barker
Cortland St
Monroeville High School
Farmers and Citizens Banking Co
Dodge
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
New Fall School Wear Trends From Mod to Ivy and Western
New York UPI reports back to school fashion splits into three looks the traditional Ivy, the Mod and the Western. Mod styles feature tight low rise pants double breasted jackets with epaulets and pea coat adaptations in navy and burgundy. Western and corduroy dominate outerwear with rugged fabrics, shearling linings and modern details while BABA notes colors, fabrics and lengths vary by piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Boys’ Apparrel Buyers’ Association
BABA
CPO
Hints From Heloise: Glove Powdered Use and Gift Wrapping
Readers share quick homemaking tips from powdering glove hands to prevent sticking to washing and reuse. Other notes cover packaging baby gifts with juvenile flannel, using a muffin tin for brush water, poaching eggs with butter or drippings, and repurposing lace trim from slips to sleeve-less shirts for comfortable wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Trend To Swinging Kings 79 coe or eas
The costume jewelry business thrives on huge hooplike earrings with three inch diameters. Woolworth reports swinging earrings as a major boost, comprising about half of all earring sales and driving strong growth in 1966. American women spend about 109 million yearly on costume earrings, with total costume jewelry sales around 700 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Africa
Pacific
J.A. Vann
F.W. Woolworth Co
Woolworth
Vann
Wakeman Woman Joins Ursuline Order as Sister Mary Shawn
Rose Marie Nolan daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Nolan Jr of Wakeman was received into the Order of Sisters of St. Ursula Aug 17 at Holy Rosary Cathedral Toledo She and six others received the Habit and she will be known as Sister Mary Shawn Bishop George J Behring presided at pontifical high Mass with Rev John Sherbno and Rev Louis Denny assisting A reception for relatives and friends followed at Mary Manse College campus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherbno
St. Mary’s, Wakeman
Louis Denny Toledo
Mary Manse College
Ernest Lohman Receives Ph D From Ohio State
Ernest E Lohman former Western Reserve High School principal received the Ph D in education at Ohio State University summers ceremonies He is the son of former Norwalk Fire Chief Mrs William Lohman He will direct student teaching at Keene State College in Keene New Hampshire Mrs Lohman is Carol Price daughter of Mr and Mrs M K Price of Norwalk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Lohman
Western Reserve High School
Ohio State University
Lohman
Norwalk
William Lohman
OSU
Keene, N.H
Keene State College
Carol Price
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Bigley
Waddington
JO Ann Burger
N. Edwards
Coe
Teleflora — Telegraph Delivery Service
Woodlawn
BPS
Norwalk Hardware
Monroe
Order
WLR
Charles H. Pearce
Jesus Christ
God
Rom
Jesus
Norwalk Alliance Church
E. Main St
C. H. Pearce
Ohio
Ernest Loham
Mrs. M.K. Price
Shepp
East Norwalk
Fisher Wayside
Howard
Fisher Wayside Furniture
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