Lakeside Federation to Hold 75th Convention Schedule
The Lakeside-Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs lists its 75th annual convention in Lakeside July 9 and 10 with 9 a.m. registration on July 9 at the Fountain Inn. Luncheon tickets go on sale at Lakeside Hotel. Notable speakers include Mrs. Robert A. Joseph of Toledo and Mrs. Norman Ohler of Toledo with lectures on workshops and publicity plus Gordon Ward of WSPD TV on Acres of Diamonds. New officers to be introduced are Mrs. Fred Bolster president, Mrs. John Baldur vice president, Mrs. D.E. Coleman secretary, and Mrs. Russell Dickason treasurer.
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Lakeside
Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fountain Inn
Lakeside Hotel
Robert A. Joseph
Toledo
Norman Ohler
Robert Ernst
Buckeye
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Willis Knorr
Howard Bissell
Peninsula
Acres of Diamonds
Gordon Ward
Wspd-Tv
Acres of
William J. Metzger
Lucas County
D.D. Sims
Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs
Fred Bolster
Bowling Green
John Baldur
D.E. Coleman
Elmore
Russell Dickason
Wellington
Kyle Taylor Becomes Bride of Frank Case in St Paul Church
Kyle Janice Taylor wed Frank Ernest Case in a Saturday morning ceremony at St Paul Catholic Church officiated by Rev William Bodart. The bride, daughter of Mrs William S Taylor, wore a rochelle lace gown with sabrina neckline and chapel train. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Case of North Prospect.
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Kyle Janice Taylor
Frank Ernest Case
St. Paul Catholic Church
William Bodart
Molly Dent
William S. Taylor
Chatham St
von Case
North Prospect St
Case
Sabrina
Lonnie Gilbert
Greenwich
Robert Boden
Carey
Donald Minor
George Taylor
Mark Case
Couple Wed On Bride Birthday At First Baptist Church
Edward Courtney and Sondra Lynn Meese wed June 14 in a First Baptist Church ceremony conducted by Rev. P J Garcia. The bride wore a white brocade gown with veil and bouquet of white roses. Attendants included sister matron of honor Mrs John Warner and best man John Warner. ushers William Meese and Ronald Mitchell. They reside in Riverside California after a Pennsylvania trip.
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Edward Courtney
Sondra Lynn Meese
P.J. Garcia
First Baptist Church
East Elm St
William P. Meese
Collins
John Warner
Norwalk
William Meese
Ronald Mitchell
Riverside
Calif
Pennsylvania
Courtney
Berlin Heights High School
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Photo By Schafer Memos Have Become New Literary Form
New York reports memos emerge as a literary trend with a memo Hall of Fame planned by a paper company. Memo types span explanatory, humorous, obscure, zap, and abusive forms, highlighting memos as a distinct writing style.
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New York
UPI
Christian Women Hear Akron Pastor in Sandusky
Dr. R D Dobbins of Akron will address the Sandusky Christian Women's Club after a 12 30 luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Dobbins is an ordained Assemblies of God minister and Akron pastor, with roles in the Ohio District and Northeast Bible Institute. Special speakers Gene and Mrs Stephen will discuss hair care and a new center. Soprano Mrs Charles Schultz will sing. Reservations via Mrs Paul Ommert and babysitting to pause in July and August.
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Sandusky
R. D. Dobbins
Akron
Sandusky Christian Women’s Club
Holiday Inn
Dobbins
General Council
The
Assemblies of God
Evangel Temple
Ohio
Assemblies of God National Organization
Northeast Bible Institute
National Council On Family Relations
Gene Stephens
Merchant of Venice Coiffeurs
Charles Schultz
Beatniks Fuel Patriotism Across Nation
In New York a theft of flag burning is blamed for a surge in patriotism with flag works reporting at least a ten percent rise in business. Reader's Digest distributed 18 million flags decals with its February issue and 50 million more decals were sent to 71,000 organizations. Valley Forge Flag Co. vice president Michael Liberman says anti-patriotic acts spur people to wave the flag.
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New York
UPI
Reader’s Digest
Michael Liberman
Valley Forge Flag Co
Beck Leber wedding unites Gordon Beck and Pamela Leber
Pamela Caroline Leber wed Gordon William Beck at the First Church of Christ with Rev. Ronald Moomaw presiding. The couple, a daughter of Mrs. Paul Leber and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Beck, plan a Northern Michigan honeymoon and reside in Farmington Michigan.
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Gordon W. Beck
Pamela Caroline Leber
Scout and service group meetings announced for Norwalk
Tonight features a Boy Scout Commissioners meeting at Columbia Gas Company at 7 30 Norwalk 103 Order of Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple 7 30 Odd Fellows at Fellows Hall 8 Thursday Kiwanis at Eagles Hall 11 45 a m St Peter Lutheran Church Altar Guild in church basement 1 p m Jaycees at 8 30 p m Classified ad promises Norwalk reflector workers
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Columbia Gas Company
Norwalk
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows — Fellows Hall
Kiwanis
Eagles Hall
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Altar Guild
Jaycees
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Woolworth
PT Rcl
Kyle Taylor
RC. Jones
Phoenix
Ariz
Sherry Taylor
Kenneth Case
Christina Boden
Annetle Gunner
Oregon
Jakarta
Venice
Sonda Lynne Meese
Schafer
Tri-City
Miami University
Schultz
Paul Ommert
Patton Tract Road
Gordon Beck
Pam Leber
Gordon William Beck
Church of Christ
Ronald Moomaw
Paul Leber
State St
Wilbur Beck
North Fairfield
Richard Boose
Ronald Sawders
Columbus
Beverly Church
Karen Boose
Ronald Beck
Minneapolis, Minn
Robert Steinmatz
Willard
Larry Felver
Rick Boose
Jim Sweeting
Mare South
Melody Leber
American Legion Hall
Michigan
Beck
Western Reserve High School
International Automation Institute
Norfolk and Western Railway
South Central High School
Thermo-King Corporation School
8 Mile Road
Farmington, Mich
Zoz
Feminique Hygiene
Deodorant
Midwest
Eternal Flame
Brotherhood
R. D
Bellevue, Ohio
Marya
Bellevue
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