Couple To Live In Norfolk Navy Groom Marries In Monroeville
Linda L. Morman and Ronald E. Hales wed December 28 at St. Joseph Catholic Church Monroeville. The couple will reside at 649 E Leicester Ave Apt C6 Norfolk Virginia where the groom is stationed in the U S Navy. The bride is daughter of Leo Morman and the late Mrs Morman. The groom is son of Mrs Helen Fairchild and the late Elmer Hales. The bride wore a white cathedral lace gown with a self train and Elizabethan neckline. They were married by Rev Harvey M Keller with family members as attendants. After the ceremony the couple will start life in Norfolk while both attended local schools and EHOVE.
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Linda L. Morman
Ronald E. Hales
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Harvey M. Keller
Leo Morman
Monroeville
Morman
Helen Fairchild
New London
Elmer Hales
Carl Phillips
Norwalk
Clarice Hay
Attica
Dorothy Morman
Debbie Bass
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Norfolk
Engaged couples announced in Greenwich and nearby towns
Margaret Wargo and Thomas Merrill announce their engagement. Wargo is the daughter of Julius and Mrs Wargo of Greenwich and a 1971 New London High School and Elyria Academy of Cosmetology graduate employed by Clip and Carl in Milan. Merrill is a 1970 New London High School and EHOVE graduate studying graphic arts at Acme Printing in Sandusky. Wedding plans are to be announced.
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Margaret Wargo
Thomas Merrill
Miss Wargo
Julius Wargo
Gilbert Merrill
Clarksfield
New London High School
Wargo
Elyria Academy of Cosmetology
Clip & Carl of
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Merrill
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Acme Printing
Sandusky
Charles May
Lisa Lynn
Steven Ray
Donald Ray
Willard
Miss May
South Central High School
South Central
Fishbaugh Construction Co
Samuel C. Chappelear
E. Main St
Norwalk High School
Hamilton Beach
Scovill
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Sandpaper as a grooming aid for knit fabrics
Home economist Barbara J. Wurzel explains fine sandpaper can improve a garment's appearance by removing pills and fuzz from knits, especially synthetic fibers like acrylics. Sanding in one direction tightens the nap, helps when letting out seams, and can blend exposed areas for a newer look.
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Barbara J. Wurzel
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