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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1973

Page

5

Wakeman Grange Christmas Party and Elks Bridge Winners

Wakeman Grange 1399 hosts its annual Christmas party at 8 p.m. December 18 with a $1 gift exchange and a visit from Santa Claus. Elk's Bridge Club winners were Mrs. T E Jackson and Mrs. Hugh Hutton in first place with Mrs. Catherine Rogers and Mrs. James Browder second. east and west hand winners were Allen Hakes and Paul Smith with Mrs. George DeBolt and Mrs. Wayne Goodsite in second. Next week bridge meets at Wilbur Edwards' home at the usual time, no partner needed. Brownie Troop 108 met December 4 at United Methodist Church and painted poinsettia and Christmas tree ornaments. party planned for December 18.

Wakeman Wakeman Grange 1399 Santa Claus Elk’s Bridge Club T.E. Jackson Hugh Hutton Catherine Rogers James Browder Allen Hakes Paul Smith George DeBolt Wayne Goodsite Wilbur Edwards Elks Country Club North Fairfield Brownie United Methodist Church

Two couples wed in church ceremonies in Virginia and Ohio

Rebecca Hatfield and Larry Gibson married at First Presbyterian Church Winchester Virginia with Rev James R Jackson officiating. Sandra Young and Duane Lonz wed at St Josephs Monroeville in a nuptial high Mass, featuring a new Wurlitzer organ. The newlyweds reside in Monroeville and Norwalk respectively after honeymooning in Michigan and New York.

Rebecca Lee Hatfield Larry Gibson First Presbyterian Church Winchester James R. Jackson Joan Hatfield Collins Rotary Printing Co Lemon Gibson Flat Rock United States Navy Franklin St Monroeville Sandra E. Young Duane Fronz St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Harvey M. Keller Raymond A. Young Mr. Young Nelson V. Lonz Monroeville High School Lonz American Discount Drug Ohio Edison Power Norwalk Air Force Tom Venice Janet Kovach Judith Young Columbus Catherine Lenz David Lonz Larry Beck Glenn Hochstetter Hampton Conn Michigan New York N. Hester St

Local couples announce engagements in two towns

Kathy Kessler of Monroeville and Fred Hacker of Greenwich plan a fall wedding after an engagement announced this week. Laurie Ann Burt of Wakeman and Michael J. Jones of New London, both 1973 graduates, are engaged with wedding plans undecided.

Monroeville Kathy Kessler Fred Hacker Greenwich Miss Kessler Doris Kessler Harold Kessler Kessler Hacker Martin Hacker South Central Ford Sandusky General Electric Lamp Bellevue New London

Festive Ham and Cheese Log for Carolers and Tree Trimmers

A festive ham and cheese log recipe blends cream cheese and Wispride cheese food with deviled ham chili sauce minced onion salt and pepper. Shape into a 9 by 7 inch rectangle roll jelly roll style press chives and chill before serving.

Santa

Community Calendar Thursday and Friday Activities

Thursday listings include Boy Scout Troop 208 at St Peter Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. Senior Citizens at the Senior Center 7 30 p.m. TOPS OH 578 at the Senior Center 8 p.m. Xi Alpha Eta at Anna Conney home 8 p.m. St Marys Altar and Rosary Society at Reynolds Hall 8 p.m. American Association of University Women at First United Presbyterian Church 8 p.m. Friday Card Party at the Senior Center 1 p.m.

St Peter Lutheran Church Senior Citizens Xi Alpha Eta Anna Conney St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society Reynolds Hall American Association of University Women First United Presbyterian Church

First Christmas Cards Published in Boston in 1875

The nation’s first Christmas cards were published in Boston in 1875 by Louis Pray. Santa appeared on dozens of cards within the next few years.

New York UPI Boston Louis Pray Santa

Work week shortening to 31 hours by 2000, UNL predicts

A UPI report cites University of Nebraska-Lincoln projections that by 2000 the average work week will be 31 hours, retirement at 55 or younger common, and about 50 million retirees reaching ages 80 to 90 with preserved health and vigor.

New York UPI

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Mrs Duane F. Lonz Laurie Burt Marco ACORN Lancelot Kolman Jewelers Senior Center Samsonite Kolman Jewelers The University of Nebraska-Lincoln This Holly Lenox Holman Mens Electronic Watch Horman Jewelers EL. Mainst
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