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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1971
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Lynch announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Ann to Bill Barnett of Monroeville. Susan a 1970 Norwalk High School graduate is employed by Saginaw Wire Products Inc. Barnett works as a machine operator at Saginaw. Wedding plans to be announced later.
Mr and Mrs George Moehlman of Townline Road announce the engagement of their daughter Dyan Marie to Clyde White Jr son of Mr and Mrs Clyde White of 178 Scottwood Ave Norwalk Both are 1971 NHS graduates and she is a 1971 School graduate He is employed as a jobsetter at Inc Wedding plans will be announced later.
Mr and Mrs A E Statzer celebrate 25 years of marriage with an open house on New Year’s Day hosted by their children at the family home on New State Road. The couple, married January 1 1947 by Rev Stanley Stall at the Universalist Church, have six children Pauline Ruth Wayne Marilyn Lyle and Joyce.
Mrs Mary Martin of 32 Jefferson Street announces the engagement of her daughter Lorraine K Martin to Andrew W Snyder son of Mr and Mrs John Snyder of 28 E League Street The couple plan a late July wedding Miss Martin is a senior at Norwalk High Dale Olsen and Co He is a 1971 St Paul High School graduate and EHOVE attendee employed by Sheller Globe Corp
Patricia Anne Fries and James W. Lawrence will be married Saturday January 29 at St Paul Catholic Church. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs Charles G Fries of U S 250 South and the groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs Wilbert Lawrence of Ridge Road. The ceremony at 2 p m will be officiated by Rev Kenneth Kehres and Dr John K McDivitt with the open church custom observed.
Veteran dancer Carl Wolz of the University of Hawaii leads the Hawaii State Dance Council in reviving interest through open workshops on Pacific, Asian, European folk, ballet, and modern dances. Programs target mothers and daughters to learn together, with no grades or tests, focusing on participation and enjoyment.
Gwen King, director of the First Lady's correspondence, says Pat Nixon spends about four hours daily on letters from the public, receiving well over a thousand weekly. The notes range from pleas for help to birthday wishes, with many letters prompting personal replies and action.
Calendar items list schedule and locations for youth groups churches and clubs including Girl Scout Troops 143 661 Brownie Troop 50 Xi Delta Mu Senior Citizens Club Monroeville TOPS Club Moose Society Knights of Columbus and Women of the Moose with times from 3:15 p m to 8:30 p m plus an Austin Texas note about a wine making law allowing up to 200 gallons per household per year without winery permit for family use and home production from various fruits.
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