Gough Armstrong Married Jan 6 at First United Methodist Church
Dolores Ann Gough and Lewis B. Armstrong wed January 6 at the First United Methodist Church with Rev. Richard G. Harper officiating. The bride, daughter of Samuel and Dolores Gough, Norwalk, attended EHOVE and Western Reserve High School. groom, son of Cassius Armstrong of Phoenix, works as a welder at Norwalk Vault Co. The ceremony featured a satin gown with empire bodice and train, maid of honor Candy Dalton, best man Tony Harp, and usher Raymond Gough. After a Canada trip, the couple will live on Old State Road.
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Dolores Ann Gough
Lewis B. Armstrong
First United Methodist Church
Richard G. Harper
Samuel Gough
Norwalk
Cassius Armstrong
Phoenix
Ariz
Candy Dalton
Tony Harp
Raymond Gough
Canada
Old State Road
Local clubs and events span Norwalk area social scene
Social clubs report January activities including card games at the Retiree's Social Club and a Norwalk Christian Women's Club program on makeup and inner-city work. A silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E Kindle is noted with details of their move from Ashland to Wellington. Trinity College study abroad trend highlighted.
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Jacob E. Kindle
Route 3
Wellington
Creston
Rochester
Howard H. Patrick
Kindles
Ashland
Filipino Robin Hood star Ram on Revillas under tax probe
Manila Based film idol Ramon Revill a s, famed as the outlaw Nardong Putik or the Filipino Robin Hood, faces a Bureau of Internal Revenue tax investigation after the box office success of his movie Nardong Putik.
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Robin Hood
Manila
UPI
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Ramon Revillass
Two Girls of Year Crowned at Winter Ball
Two sorority Girls of the Year were crowned at the fifth annual Winter Ball held at St. Mary's Hall Wakeman. Proceeds fund community projects. Nu Tau crowned Beverly Hines as Girl of the Year. Xi Eta Tau named Jeannette Burke with Karen Byron as presenter. Jerry Eaton hosted. The Stylists performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Burke
Xi Eta Tau Sorority
Beverly Hines
Nu Tau
Wakeman
Na Tau
Xi Eta Tau
St. Mary’s Hall
Linda
Frederick
Karen Byron
Jerry Eaton
Wednesday and Thursday Community Club Calendar Events
Activities listed include Brownie Troop 50 and Girl Scout Troop 174 meeting at First United Methodist Church at 3 15 p m on Wednesday Pre Natal Classes at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital auditorium 7 30 p m Xi Delta Mu sorority at Bess Perkins home 8 p m on Wednesday On Thursday Kiwanis Eagles Lodge 11 45 a m Retired Teachers Potluck at Senior Center 11 30 a m Retirees Social Club at Memorial Lake Club House 1 p m Jaycees Women s Club at Mrs Earl Mihali s home 1 p m Cub Scout Den 2 First United Methodist Church 4 p m Girl Scout Troop 334 at Church 7 p m Norwalk Community Church Choir Practice at Mrs Christine Rucker s home 7 p m Senior Citizens at Senior Center 7 30 p m TOPS OH 578 at Senior Center 8 p m Xi Alpha Eta at Barb Cooper s home 8 p m St Mary s Altar and Rosary Society Reynolds Hall 8 p m
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First United Methodist Church
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Xi Delta Mu _ sorority
Bess Perkins
Kiwanis — Eagles
Huron County
Potluck
Memorial Lake Club
Jaycees Women’s Club
Earl Mihali
Norwalk
Christine Rucker
Senior Citizens
Xi Alpha Eta
Barb Cooper
St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society
Reynolds Hall
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Gough Armstrong
Chicago
Charles D. Carter
American Dental Association
Carter
Bowling Green
Public Health Service Dental
Louisville
Mrs
M.P.A
Instrumental Music Parents Association
Methodist Church
Main St
The
Penney Co
Retiree’s Social Club
John Wagner
Memorial Lake
Christian Women’s Club
Mary Meyers
Wood Wind
Norwalk High School
Norwalk Christian Women’s Club
Reading Club
Thelma Toby
F.M. Park
E.W. Selfe
Toby
Child Conservation
Child Conservation League
Duane Haas
Barbara Wurzel
Keith Chapin
Margarithe Anderson
Milton Schantz
Greenwich
Hartford, Conn
United States
Moon Dream
A Polynesia
Baronet
Meadow Lane
Caroline
Holman Jewelers
Holman
Kays Shoes
W. Main
Columbus Ave
Sandusky, Ohio
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