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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1968
Page
5
Mrs. Elfreda Crayton has been the Huron County Fair secretary since 1934. This summer she will attend as spectator after resigning in November to the fair board. She first helped the previous secretary in 1934, and after his death, she was appointed.
Shirley Faye Chavis of Roanoke Rapids N C married William Michael Straight of rural Norwalk on January 13 at Milan Avenue Church of Christ Norwalk The ceremony was at 2 pm with Tom Bates officiating The couple will reside in Yuma Arizona The bride is a Roanoke Rapids High School graduate and Navy veteran The groom is from Boothwyn Pennsylvania and served in Viet Nam on USNS Corpus Christi Bay TARVH 1.
Karen Lynne Riddlebaugh daughter of Myron and Mary Riddlebaugh Tiffin announces engagement to Thomas Hunter son of George and the late Hunter Cleveland. Karen a former Norwalk City Schools art teacher is at Michigan State University pursuing a master of arts degree in June. Hunter a graduate of Cleveland State University in business administration teaches for Millington Local Schools in Michigan. The couple plans a 10 a m ceremony at St Christine Catholic Church Euclid with an open church custom.
Sp Wallace J. Johnson Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Johnson of 36 Jefferson St arrives home after three years in the US Army in Germany. He and wife Nancy bring home two children Jeanette 2 1 2 and Barbara Ann 1 1 2 born in Germany. Johnson will be at home 45 days before departing for South Vietnam February 25.
Monroeville Kiwanis and several local groups host events at venues like Senior Center Milan High School and Masonic Temple through Wednesday. The Cranberry candles dessert recipe explains a layered parfait using apples cranberries and whipped cream for the English market.
WILLARD Jack Fry man new chief of the Willard police will speak at the Wednesday meeting of Huron County Council of the American Legion. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday with Buckingham-Dermer Post 514 at the American Legion Home Willard. Spring evenings will be filled with flowers and floaty fabrics comments the New York Couture Business Council. Evening looks hark back to the thirties with theatrical, costumey air and exaggerated ruffles.
Norwalk historian Henry Timman spoke on The Firelands Area at the Joshua Giddings Chapter NSUS D 1812 meeting in the Milan Inn. He outlined an 1812 survey of Firelands township areas and the location shift of the first Huron County Court House.
At New London a 7 p.m. potluck supper opened the annual Operation Forward meeting of the local Grange. Master Lawrence Snyder welcomed attendees followed by a candle lighting Lord's Prayer led by Mrs. Snyder with assistance from several members.
Monroeville Profit and Pleasure Garden Club elected Mrs. George A. Drake as president at Friday's meeting hosted by Mrs. Kenneth G. Salisbury. Mrs. Robert N. Andrew became vice president with Mrs. Harold Stotz secretary and Mrs. Salisbury treasurer.
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