Local engagements feature Norwalk couple and area families
Cynthia Rinner and Rodney Iehle plan a late summer wedding after high school and college studies. Cheryl Keefer and Den Fry, both South Central graduates, are set for a future. Sharon Hespeler and Raymond Smith of Berlin Heights announce their betrothal. Patsy Smith and Carl Gray, with North Fairfield and Polk roots, await nuptials as both sets pursue work in Norwalk and Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Cynthia Jeanne Rinner
Bernard J. Rinner
Prospect St
Rodney Dale Iehle
Jack Kehle
Washington St
Miss Rinner
St. Paul High School
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Norwalk High School
University of Akron
Willard
Richard Keefer
Cheryl Sue
den Fry
Virgil Fry
Greenwich
South Central High School
Miss Keefer
Huron County Superintendent of Schools
Fishbaugh Construction Co
Berlin Heights
Sharon Hannah Hespeler
Frederick Hespeler
Lais Ave
Raymond Stuart Smith
Don Smith
Miss Hespeler
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Edison High School
A.J. Romp Tractor Sales, Inc. Avery
Patsy Marie Smith
Carl William Gray
Raymond Smith
North Fairfield
William Gray
Polk
Miss Smith
Ashland High School
Zephyr’s Industries
Ashland
Hints From Dear Heloise On Family Life Tips
A reader shares practical kitchen and home tips from Dear Heloise. Night lights in bathrooms save energy and aid kids. onion cutting trick reduces tears. light humor on aging skin. a Christmas aftercare activity teaches children to express gratitude through handmade thank you notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
College Seniors Wed in Candlelight Ceremony at First United Methodist
Kristine Ellen Pugh and Mark Hankinson Scrimshaw were married December 16 at First United Methodist Church. The couple, seniors at Muskingum College, honeymooned in New England and reside at 67 East Main Street, New Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristine Ellen Pugh
Mark Hankinson Scrimshaw
First United Methodist Church
Paul C. Bailey
Robert Pugh
W. Main St
Harold Scrimshaw
East Aurora
N.Y
Raymond Lynch
Steven Siosson
Dennis Lexo
Robert Pugh II
Muskingum College
New England
Main St
New Concord
Lazy Aces Saddle Club picks new officers at Willard home
The Lazy Aces Saddle Club meets at the Hutchinson residence in Willard with new officers taking office. Robert Thompson is president Shirley Hutchinson vice president Cathy Kegley secretary Cynthia Thompson treasurer Kate Bordner reporter. A film showing and a 6 pm January 13 Christmas party at Ole Zims are on the plans with reservations via Linda Blum by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazy Aces Saddle Club
James Hutchinson
Willard
Robert Thompson
Shirley Hutchinson
Cathy Kegley
Cynthia Thompson
Kate Bordner
Ole Zims
Linda Blum
Modern shopper drives fashion with straight talk on value
UPI reports Vincent Monte-Sano top New York Couture council outlines spring shows marking Press Week. He notes 1973 fabric tech, rising imports, and rapid fashion cycles. Climate control fabrics and instant wardrobe flexibility shape a future of speed and bold style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
UPI
New York
Vincent Monte-Sano
New York Couture Business Council
Monte-Sano
Council
The
Dress Institute
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Cheryl Sue Keefer
Maloy
Dennis Corrigan
Fiji
Kathryn Bostedor
Plymouth
Mich
Jan Russell
Delaware
Linda Clementson
Painesville
Marcia Scrimshaw
Dave Caprara
Kenneth Collier
Christie Lane
Richard Parish
Holy Land
Bertrand Shenk
Holy Lands
Reynolds Hall
St. Mary Catholic Church
Bruce D. McCrillis
Services For Aging, Inc
Firelands Business and Professional Womens’s Club
Duke Harper
Community Action Commission
Ruth Ayers
Lila Wallenstein
al Murray
Vanson’s
Monroeville
Garden Club
Town and Country Garden Club
Gale Leimback
Blaine Buck
Dareyl Smith
Duane Ringle
William Braum
Huron ‘County
Young Republican Club
First United Presbyterian Church
Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU
Charles H. Pearce
Jesus
Christ
Lire
Norwalk Alliance Church
E. Main ST
C.H. Pearce
Ohio
AMS
Oro
Colonial of
Zeeland
E. Perkins
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