New London Girl Becomes Bride
Constance Marie Marsh of New London wed William Ray Parsley on December 6 in the First United Methodist Church. The couple, photographed by Speck, will honeymoon in Kentucky. Mrs. Parsley is a Waldorf employee. Parsley works at Certain-teed Products.
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New Lodon
Constance Marie Marsh
William Ray Parsley
Floyd Gaugler
First United Methodist Church
Lewis Marsh
West Hooker St
Frances Marsh
North Railroad St
New London
Ashford Mullins
West Main St
Norwalk
Cynthia Stentz
Ashland
Wanda Mae Downing
Olena
Robert Arnett
Collins
John
Mike Marsh
Haroldale Downing
Roselia Preslan
Kentucky
Parsley
New London High School
Norwalk High School
Avery
Tonight events in Norwalk and area
Calendar listings show 8 p.m. Moose Hall for Women of the Moose and various church and fraternal services in Norwalk tonight including Queen Esther Chapter 15 at Masonic Temple 8 p.m. and candlelight services at First United Methodist St Peter Lutheran and youth events late night.
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Norwalk
Lee Manor Apt. D
Women of the Moose Moose Hall
Queen Esther
Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple
First United Methodist Church
St. Peter Lutheran
Platt Benedict Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Hinckley and Stoneham to Wed in First United Methodist Church
The open church wedding of Lynda Hinckley and Dennis Stoneham will be held at 6 30 p m Saturday in the First United Methodist Church.
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Lynda Hinckley
Dennis Stoneham
First United Methodist Church
Newlyweds Visit Bermuda Tie for Life in Mayfield Ceremony
Mr and Mrs James Everett Lawrence wed Saturday at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Thomas Reynolds officiating. Bride Karen Landoll is a Bowling Green State University Firelands Campus student, groom is N J Lawrence, sales rep for Jennings and Charella Construction. They held a reception at the American Legion Hall.
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Bermuda
James Everett Lawrence
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Thomas Reynolds
Karen Patricia Landoll
J.E. Landoll
State St
Norwalk High School
Bowling Green State University
Firelands
N.J. Lawrence
New London
Oberlin School of Commerce
Jennings and Charella Construction Company
Robert
Marianne) Landoll
Don Lieter
Bill Landoll
Tom Lawrence
Kevin Koch
Gregg McDonald
American Legion Hall
Christmas Cookies From Mrs Newkirk in Wakeman
Mrs Donald Newkirk shares two holiday cookie recipes. Cream Cheese Crescents use flour margarine and cream cheese with walnut filling baked 350 F for 20 to 25 minutes. Butternut Balls mix butter sugar vanilla walnuts and flour then bake 12 minutes at 325 F and coat with sugar.
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Donald Newkirk
Chenango Road
Wakeman
Newkirk House
Customs Of Settlers Become Tradition
Mrs. Edel outlines how immigrants shaped Ohio Christmas customs with the German Tannenbaum and Santa Claus passing from New England roots. Early ornaments were homemade with paper stars and cornicopias evolving to store bought trinkets by the 1850s. The Dutch and Moravian traditions joined broader observances as Christmas became a legal holiday in Ohio in 1857.
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Charles Edel
W. Chestnut St
Roundabout Reading Club
Edel
Ohio
New England
August Imgard
Hesse
Wooster
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
Layered Look Gains Momentum in Spring Fashion Trends
New York trend reports show a multi piece wardrobe rising in popularity. Designers present layered outfits that mix jackets pants tunics and shawls offering versatile looks for travel and day to evening wear. Geoffrey Beene features a floral ball gown with matching pants as a two in one option.
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New York
UPS
Geoffrey Beene
American Designers Group
Christian Dior
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James E. Lawrence
Photo By
Karnehm
Speck
William R. Parsley
Dior
Beth Haeuptle
Diane Hill
Kate Moore
Home Savings and Loan Company Will
East Main Street
P.m
Gerald F. Stoll
Reis
Norwalk, Ohio
Donegal
Pohl
Vicki Lee Beauty Shoppe
E. Main St
Hristmas
Holuan Jewelers
Diamond Merchants
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