Heyman Family Reunion in Monroeville Honors Pioneer Line
The Heyman descendants of John George Heyman gathered June 27 at Harold and family Heyman home in Monroeville Ohio 547. The 109 relatives from seven states met in colonial dress under a Bicentennial red white and blue theme. Maurice Heyman presided over the business meeting and elected officers: Maurice Heyman president Myron Scheid vice president Ruth Heyman secretary treasurer and Mrs Richard DeVos corresponding secretary.
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Monroeville
John George Heyman
Kaltenholzhausen
Germany
Harold Heyman
Ohio
Heyman
Maurice Heyman
Columbus
Myron _ Scheid
Ruth Heyman
Hunts Corners
Richard DeVos
Cleveland
Hartland 4-H Stitchers Hold Seventh Meeting
The Hartland Snappy Stitchers and Riders met at Jody Bartow’s home on June 30 with nineteen members and two guests. They organized a yard sale to be held today and Saturday at Mary Friend’s home on Ohio 18 East. The next meeting is planned for July 14 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Mary Friend’s home.
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Hartland Snappy Stitchers and Riders
Jody Bartow
Mary Friend
Ohio
North Fairfield Thimblerettes Hold July Meetings
The club held its eighth meeting on July 6 and announced travel to Roscoe Village on July 19 with departure from the church at 9 a.m. The next meeting is July 20 at 7 p.m. A style show for the W.S.C.S. will be held August 5 at 1 30 at the Methodist church.
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North Fairfield Thimblettes
Roscoe Village
W.S.C.S
Couple Wed By Groom's Father in Collins Methodist Church
Donna Jean Price and G. Daniel Harper wed July 3 at the United Methodist Church of Collins. Bride's father gave her in marriage. reception featured blue and red floral decor. The couple, both graduates of local high schools, plan to reside in Collins and travel south later this summer.
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Patricia Price
Mona Manhart
Collins
Carol Harper
Christine Harper
Bee Harper
Michael Mullens
U.S. Army
Ron Dunham
Mansfield
Groom
Jeff Sherman
Norwalk
Earl Harper
R. Dean Rice
Harper
Western Reserve High School
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Third National Bank of
Firelands Women to Meet at Memorial Lake Park
The Firelands Business and Professional Women group will gather Monday at Memorial Lake Park Shelter at 6 30 p m for a potluck picnic. Members should bring a covered dish and table service. The event features coffee punch entertainment by the public relations committee.
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Firelands
Memorial Lake Park
Heloise Suggests Pizza Cutter For Stuck Windows
A reader shares a simple tip for stuck windows due to dry paint. Use a pizza cutter to run up and down along the window edge where it meets the frame. The method is presented as easy and effective.
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Heloise
Bobbin
Norwalk Club Hosts Bicentennial Themed Meeting
The Norwalk Christian Women's Club meets Wednesday at 12 30 p m at Vanson's Restaurant Monroeville with a Bicentennial theme. Speaker Mrs Katy Williams of Shaker Heights discusses Am Proud To Be An American. VFW shows how the 13 star flag was made. music by Rev Quentin Battiste.
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Norwalk Christian Women’s Club
Vanson’s
Monroeville
Katy Williams
Shaker Heights
Norwalk
VFW
Quentin Battiste
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Milan
Marty Zickley
Betty Vowell
Artorie Hansen
Bellevue
Jesus Christ
Jehovah
Toccoa Falls
Norwalk Alliance Church
Howard D. Bowers
E. Main ST
N.H.S
Marin Marning
Irailmaster
Fisher Music
W. Main
Hartland
MR. and
Mrs. G. Daniel Harper
Donna Jean Price
Vickie Osterland
Dorothy Perkins
Susie Cawrse
New London High School
Otterbein College
Westerville
Sandusky
Lake Shore Electric Railroad Pioneers
Lions Park
Clarence Wolfes
Greenwich
Mrs
Clarence Wolfe
Mrs. Calvin Coy
New London
Freezer
Montgomery Ward
E. Main
Home Savings and Loan CO
East Main Street
Park Avenue
E. Perkins Ave
ST. Milan
E.J. Gerken
Southwood Dr
J.R. Chapman
Benedict Ave
Pentecostal
C.M. Ward
John Baptist
the Assembly OF God
John Weeston
Virginia
Kudro’s Restaurant
Route
Bellevue, Ohio
Jaycees
Hill
Interior, Inc
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