Norwalk Girl Scouts Honor 290 At Recognition Dinner
More than 50 men and women will be honored at the Norwalk Neighborhood of Erie Shores Girl Scout Council Recognition Dinner. About 30 men will receive certificates, 10 leaders or committee members earn 10-year pins, and 11 women receive 5-year service pins. The potluck starts at 6:30 p.m. at First Methodist Church.
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Norwalk
Erie Shores
First Methodist Church
Troop 61
Harold Woodward
Henry Willson
John Meacer
Polly Walden
Oberlin
Council
Edward Reichert
Herman Schaafsma
Sacred Lily blooms at New London High School study
A 5 foot 5 inch sacred lily owned by Don Brunn and brought by his daughter Becky to New London High School is studied by the sophomore botany class. The plant grew quickly from a five year old corm, with a 22 inch pistil and a strong odor from sticky fluid.
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New London
New London High School
Donald Brunn
High St
Becky
Robert Wenner
No January Meeting for Fire Lands Democratic Women’s Club
The Fire Lands Democratic Women’s Club will skip January but hold a February meeting. Engagement announced of Susan Marie Nickols to Pvt. William H. Renftle. Renftle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reaftle of Glenwood Springs Colorado, serves in Germany. Susan is a senior at Western Reserve High School. No wedding date set.
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Firelands Democratic Women’s Club
George Nickols
Collins
Susan Marie
Pvt
William H. Renftle
Mr. Renftle
Harvey Reaftle
Glennwood Springs
Colo
Miss Nickols
Western Reserve High School
St. Paul’s High School
United States Army
Germany
BPW Plans Dinner Meeting at Elks Country Club
The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting at 6 15 p m Tuesday at the Elks Country Club.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elks Country Club
Argentine AFS student adjusts to life in New London
Dino Gon from Santa Fe Argentina, a New London American Field Service student, learned American dating norms and car culture while living with the Fonden family on Coleman Court. He plans to finish his seven year technical school program in Argentina and has no current plans to return to the United States.
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Dino Gon
Santa Fe
Argentina
New London
American Field Service
United States
Dino
AFS
U.S
Favorite season poll shows summer leads among 11 students
Eleven students were asked their favorite season. Five chose summer, three winter, two fall, and one spring. Reasons include summer fun, no school, holidays, and sports, with comments from Kim Meyer fall and Becky Fulton summer among others.
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Kim Meyer
Carol Hanson
Betty Collins
Willard
Becky Fulton
Dennis Eitle
Anna Getz
Mary Ann Reineck and Frank Longwell wed at St Pauls
Mary Ann Reineck and Frank Edward Longwell were married Jan 6 at St Pauls Catholic Church with Rev Martin Donnelly officiating. The bride wore ivory peau de soie with beacon lace, topiary bouquet, and was given in marriage by Paul Schwenn. Attendants wore red velvet gowns. reception followed at the American Legion Hall. The couple will reside with Longwell in Indiana where he serves as a second lieutenant.
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St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Mary Ann Reineck
Frank Edward Longwell
Martin Donnelly
Charles Reineck
Norwalk
Paul Schwenn
Old State Road
Arthur O. Reineck
Richard K. Longwell
van Wert
Paul J. Schwenn
Jerry Schulz
Defiance
Thomas Shaffee
Kathleen Marie Amato
John L. Longwell
Gahana
Wolf Troeltzsch
Columbus
John Andrix
London
Jim Huber
Cleveland
Tom Baldwin
Bellbrook
Berlin Heights to stage first student musical Ask Any Girl
Berlin Heights students will present a musical for the first time in school history titled Ask Any Girl on March 22 directed by Sue Holzhauser with Kathi Wallace assisting. Robert Morrison oversees as advisor.
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Berlin Heights
Sue Holzhauser
Kathi Wallace
Robert Morrison
New London
Monroeville
Girls Recreation Association
Bill Henry
Calendar ofEvents in Norwalk Area Tonight through Monday
Tonight Xi Alpha Eta hearty party and a Sunday 5th District of American Legion Winter Conference at Norwalk Armory starts 9 30 a m. Monday events include Opportunity Club at Columbia Gas Co 2 p m Recognition Dinner by Norwalk Neighborhood Girl Scouts First Presbyterian Church 6 30 p m Past Matrons of Queen Esther Chapter 15 OES Mrs Andrew Conway Collins 8 p m Isabella Study Club Dinner Mrs Phil Pickett 55 E League St.
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Columbia Gas Co
Norwalk
First Presbyterian Church
Queen Esther
Andrew Conway
Collins
Isabella
Phil Pickett
E. League St
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Tom Phillips
Mary Ann Charville
Kathy Kessler
Judy Waits
Mary Reineck
Ohio State Grad
Ion
Longwell
Ohio State University
Frank E. Longwell
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Norwalk Armory
Ladies Missionary Soc
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Citizen’s National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizen’s Bank
Citizen’s National
Firelands
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E. Main
Southside
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Fisher-Titus
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Milan
Cline St
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Albank