Lisa Hipp Weds Jack Stoneham in Edison Memorial Church
Milan couple Lisa Hipp and Jack Stoneham married in an Edison Memorial Methodist Church ceremony led by Rev. Charles Nash. The bride, a 1974 Edison High School graduate and Bowing Green State University senior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hipp of Milan. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoneham of Tiffin, is a Terra Tech and Columbian High School graduate, also in his senior year at Bowling Green State. Debra Hipp was maid of honor. Kris Storer and Bob Stoneham were bridesmaid and best man respectively. The couple resides in Bowling Green.
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Milan
Lisa Hipp
Jack Stoneham
Edison Memorial Methodist Church
Charles Nash
Joseph Hipp
Edison High School
Bowling Green State University
Robert Stoneham
Tiffin
Tiffin Columbian High School
Terra Tech
Fremont
Bowling Green State
Debra Hipp
Kris Storer
Clyde
Mike Felton
Bob Stoneham
Design For A Home Christmas Hope Guide
A holiday message urges parents to reflect on family life and recapture Christmas meaning through practical steps. It frames home as a construction project built on faith, honesty, kindness, and gratitude, inviting God to lay the cornerstone and daily prayer as guidance. The piece emphasizes warmth, patience, hospitality, and shared joy as essential fixtures for a harmonious family.
Breast Milk Protein May Aid Premature Babies and Flu
Harvard researchers report a protein in breast milk that boosts cell growth and may help the fragile gastrointestinal tract in premature infants. Found strongest in early weeks and lasting up to six months, the substance could lead to medicines for infants and possibly older patients with flu or stomach ailments. If isolated, it might stabilize the intestinal tract and speed healing, with future use as a drug for broader populations.
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Proceedings
The
National Academy of Sciences
Tapper
Klagsbrun
Harvard Medical School
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Boston
Seattle Wedding for Rogely Waite
Mr and Mrs Roger Waite of Newton Street announce the marriage of their daughter Rogely to Dr John Boyce of Seattle Washington. The vows were exchanged December 14 in a private Seattle ceremony. Boyce, son of the late Chester and Laura Boyce, is a veterinary pathologist with degrees from Washington State University and The Ohio State University.
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Roger Waite
Newton St
Rogely
John Boyce
Seattle
Wash
Chester
Laura Boyce
Washington
Boyce
Washington State University
American College of Veterinary Pathologists
Waite
Oberlin College
Ohio State University
DuPont
Pathologist’s Central Laboratories
Biomedical Research Laboratories
Heloise tips extend bed blankets and donut oil spice
A reader describes adapting twin blankets to fit a queen bed by sewing them together and adding a color coordinated strip at the foot, then tucking it under the mattress for a seamless look. The reply also suggests frying donuts with whole cloves in the oil to create a new flavor.
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Heloise
John Fernandez
Calendar Wednesday Community events across local venues
Tops Oh 1161 Monroeville Congregational Church hosts 7 30 p m church gathering. Tops Oh 578 meets at Joans Old State Road at 7 30 p m. A A Al Anon Alateen gathers at First United Presbyterian Church at 8 p m. Order of Rainbow meets at Masonic Temple 7 30 p m. 1 0 C F Local Temple holds 8 p m session. Xi Eta Mu meets at Donna Sisson home at 8 p m.
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Monroeville
New London Grange Potluck Plans December 31 Event
New London Grange announces an annual 7 p.m. potluck supper and party for Sunday December 31. Members should bring a white elephant gift for exchange during bingo games. Santa gave gifts to children and the Christmas program featured recitations by Kevin Landis Trevor Harding Ryan Harding Chris Landis Dwight Harding Jimmy Kirkpatrick Tim Stober and Mike Knoll along with group singing.
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New London
Kevin Landis
Trevor
Ryan Harding
Chris Landis
Dwight Harding
Jimmy Kirkpatrick
Tim Stober
Mike Knoll
New London Chapter Installs Robert Stone as President
Robert Stone was installed as president of the New London chapter of Raritan National on Wednesday. Officers for 1979 include Dick Eckel as vice president John Kelly as secretary Royce Ganz as treasurer and Harold Bailey and Ralph Gardner as board members. Carroll Guindon of the Lodi chapter officiated, noting 70 new chapters started during Raritan National’s 50th anniversary and a total of 38,000 members in 30 states. The ceremony followed the annual Christmas dinner at the New London Grange.
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New London
Robert Stone
Raritan National
Dick Eckel
John Kelly
Royce Ganz
Harold Bailey
Ralph Gardner
Carroll Guindon
Lodi
Guindon
United States
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Home Savings and Loan
U.S. Treasury
Home Savings & Loan Company
Norwalk
E. Main ST
E. Perkins Ave
Sandusky
Front ST
Park Ave
Lender
Rogely Waite
New London Grange
Jim Ewell, JR
Sandusky Motor Sales
Ford
Oeos
Coats
Cato
Nage
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