Wedding Vows for Gwendolyn Hall and Garry Coey in New London
Gwendolyn Hall married Garry Eugene Coey in a double ring ceremony June 28 at First United Methodist Church in New London. The bride wore a floor length lace gown with sabrina neckline and carried yellow roses. friends and family attended including Maton of honor Mrs. John Ax and Best Man Ted Coey. reception followed at American Legion Hall. Both families list New London addresses. the bride and groom are graduates of New London High School and employed locally.
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New London
Gwendolyn Hall
Garry Eugene Coey
First United Methodist Church
Floyd Gaugler
Sue Ann Geiger
Howard Preslan
Blaine Hall
New London Ave
Joseph H. Coey
Park Ave
John Ax
Joseph Stevens
David P. Davis
Sandy House
Amy Lynn Hall
Ted Coey
Dean Watkins
Tom Sewards
Ricky Hall
Oberlin
American Legion Hall
Coey
New London High School
C. E. Ward Company
Mr. Coey
New London High
Ohio Body Manufacturing Company
North Fairfield Legion Auxiliary installs officers and reports
The American Legion Auxiliary Firelands Memorial Unit 706 installed a new slate led by Mrs. Glenn Eastman as president. Pam Nuckols reported on Girls State at Capitol University, describing 1,282 attendees and daily flag song. A July 3 church meeting, reading circle, and new office holders were also noted with details on speakers and topics.
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North Fairfield
American Legion Auxiliary
Firelands
Donald Baker
Donald Nielsen
Glenn Eastman
Joan LaRonde
Ernest Bond
Pauline, Statzer
Dale Ebinger
Ruth Statzer
Nielsen
Pam Nuckols
Girls State
Capitol University
Pam
Nationalist Party
State Board of Tax Appeals
Reading
William Carpenter
Martha Harvey
Gilbert Burras
Harry Woodruff
David Wheeler
Guy Fife
Edna Woodworth
Myles Burras
Guest Minister To Speak Sunday At New London Methodist
Rev. Leonard Dittman of the United Methodist Home Elyria will speak at the 9 30 a m combined worship service at First United Methodist Church New London. Rev Floyd Gaugler returns to lead 8 30 a m and 10 45 a m Communion services July 20. The chicken Bar B Q by Music Parents Organization of the New London Schools has been postponed with a new time to be announced.
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New London
Leonard Dittman
United Methodist Home
Elyria
First United Methodist Church
Floyd Gaugler
Recreation Park
Music Parents Organization of
Get the Worker You Want With a Norwalk Reflector
Classified ad urges readers to place a Norwalk Reflector advert to hire workers. It highlights easy steps to post, reach local job seekers, and secure skilled labor through the longstanding community paper.
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Norwalk
Crunchy Potato Chip Sandwich Ideas
Outdoor menus get a crisp boost with crushed potato chips used as spread for cucumber or tomato sandwiches. Butter or margarine helps prevent sogginess and a light mayo keeps toppings tidy. Shrimp rolls and liverwurst layered sandwiches show versatile chip applications.
Local Girl Engaged to David C. Zimmeman
Mr and Mrs George Higgins of 211 East Main Street announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Sue to David C Zimmeman son of Mr and Mrs Wayne.
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George Higgins
East Main St
Karen Sue
David C. Zimmeman
Wayne
Fur Shoes For Gal Who Has Everything
New York reports fur shoes emerge as a fall fashion footnote blending real and fake pelts with opulent designs. Prices start around 50 dollars as designers mix fur with patent leather, platform soles, and varied heel styles in a nationwide fashion show roundup.
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Gal
New York
UPI
National Footwear Institute
Palter de Lisa
Stanley Philipson
David Evins
Erica
Wakeman 4-H Group Plans Homecoming Concession Stand
The Wakeman Willing Workers met at Mrs. Coe’s home and decided to set up a concession stand for the homecoming. Valerie Coe and Lori Soboslai demonstrated two methods for putting in a hem at the gathering.
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Wakeman
Valerie Coe
Lori Soboslai
Mrs. Coe
Tell Me Where to Turn Information Refers to I and RS Network
A UPI summary notes the Public Affairs Committee urges Information and Referral Service as a catalyst to connect people with services. Elizabeth Ogg highlights 275 professionally staffed I and RS as existing models, tracing roots to Britain’s Citizens Advice Bureaus after World War II.
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Denver
Chicago
New York
Public Affairs Committee
Elizabeth Ogg
Information & Referral Service
I&rs
Miss Ogg
United States
Citizens Advice Bureaus
CAB
Britain
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North Fairfield News
George Burras
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
United Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Dorothy Sweeting
Bender
NEW London Notes
Communion Services
Huron County
K—H Drug
E. Main ST
Woodland Ave
Willard
Edward Prack
George Bruehler
Ci Lle
Dalareen
ASV
Miss Higgins
Duraclean
Becker
Spector's
Holman Jewelers
Diamond Merchants