Loyalty Class Picnic Planned by First United Presbyterian Church
The Loyalty Class will hold a picnic Monday evening July 20 at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wise in Heidelberg Beach. The Norwood Road Club rescheduled its July 16 meeting to July 23 with a 1 p.m. luncheon at Mrs. Roy Tanner’s home. Other notes include DAR members attending a luncheon at Lakeside Hotel and plans for a Memorial Lake Park picnic on July 26 with anniversary gifts.
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First United Presbyterian Church
John E. Wise
Heidelberg Beach
Norwood Road Club
Roy Tanner
Memorial Lake Park
R. Goodsite
Rolland Geiss
James Schnell
Sam Giallombardo
Robert Simon
Twelve Tops Club
Warren Mills
Parsons Dr
Clifford Mushett
Monroeville
Glenn Mushett
Lynn Mushett
W. Elm St
United States
Greece
Galveston
Texas
Mushett
Summer Theatre Lineup At Oberlin And Huron
Oberlin Summer Theatre presents Ah Wilderness running Wednesday to Sunday with 7 30 p m curtain and a Sunday 3 p m matinee. Huron Playhouse shows Craig's Wife Tuesday to Saturday with 8 p m curtain. Mary Poppins at Oberlin on July 18 and 25 at 9 a m and 1 p m showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neill
Oberlin Summer Theatre
Craig
George Kelly
Huron Playhouse
Richard Swain
Oberlin Summer Theatre To Stage Mary Poppins Plays
The Oberlin Summer Theatre presents the children’s play Mary Poppins on July 18 and 25 with two showings daily at 9 am and 1 pm est. Based on P L Travers books, the musical features a tea party on the ceiling and a birthday laughing gas uncle. Gail Kort and Frank Mass are the set designers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Summer Theatre
Richard Swain
P.L. Travers
Gail Kort
Frank Mass
Airing Outside Aids Moth Control For Woolens
U S Department of Agriculture specialist Alice Linn advises airing woolens outdoors before storage to destroy moth eggs and larvae. Thorough brushing helps, with drycleaning killing all moth stages.
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Washington
UPD
Alice Linn
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Oberlin String Quartet Faculty Recital This July
Daniel Majeske assistant concert master with the Cleveland Orchestra and first violinist with the Oberlin String Quartet will present a faculty recital at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday July 21 in Warner Concert Hall. He will be accompanied by Harold Fink of Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Daniel Majeske
Cleveland Orchestra
Oberlin String Quartet
Warner Concert Hall
Harold Fink
Cleveland
Local church guest minister and community notices
The Rev John D Sharick guest ministers at First United Presbyterian Church. Social visits include the Mushetts hosting relatives from Greece. Tonight's and Tuesday's local meetings include Lions Club Slo-Pitch League and a series of club events. A faculty recital at Oberlin features Beethoven Bach and Brahms with Detroit native Maje k e, a Curtis Institute violinist who debuted at age 13.
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Oberlin College
Beethoven
Bach
Brahms
Detroit
Majeske
Curtis Institute of Music
Ivan Galamian
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Braker Jr. Earns Navy Security Police Rating
Ralph C. Braker Jr. is awarded the grade of petty officer third class on June 25 while serving as a U.S. Navy security police officer on Guam. He is the son of Mr and Mrs R C Braker of 24 Newton Street and a 1961 Norwalk High School graduate.
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Ralph C. Braker, JR
R.C. Braker
Newton St
Norwalk High School
Braker
U.S. Navy
Guam
GMG
Navy
c/o
San Francisco
Calif
County DAY Officers Elected
Leonard Behee of Bellevue named commander elect of the Huron County Chapter 62 of the Disabled American Veterans. Other officers for the coming year include Robert Burns Norwalk senior vice commander Lyle Foss Norwalk junior vice commander Philip Becker Collins sergeant at arms Dale Delamater Norwalk chaplain and Charles Flory Norwalk secretary treasurer. Chapter 62 covers all DAV members in Huron County.
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Leonard Behee
Bellevue
Huron County
The
Disabled American Veterans
Robert Burns
Norwalk
Lyle Foss
Philip Becker
Collins
Dale Delamater
Charles Flory
DAV
Girls Ball League Play Opens as Season Begins
Norwalk Park and Recreation Board sponsors girls softball leagues with results from late last week. Pigtail A saw Fisher Wayside beat Maxie Tire and Supply as Diane Hershiser hit four straight home runs for Maxie’s. Maureen Mushett Sharon Garner and Jane Meyer added homers for Fisher. Norwalk Hardware fell 24 6 to Bell Dairy with Becky Schaechterle two doubles and Mary Miller a three hits line. Debutante League opened Price Contraction 11 9 over Berry’s with Monica Schaffer and Barbara Crisone hitting grand slams. Ponytail Action saw Spector’s upset Modern Market 15 13 behind Harris Markel Weinert. Martha Fink won, Jennings lost. Susie Giles hit a grand slam for Bleile 14 9 over Becker’s with Carol Clifford credited for the win and Virginia Legg taking the loss.
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Berry
Monica Schaffer
Barbara Crisone
Price
Ponytail Action Spectors
Joan Harris
Bonnie Markel
Nancy Weinert
Martha Fink
Joan Jennings
Ladies Golf Tourney Semi finals Set Tomorrow
Elks Ladies Golf Association handicap tournament advances to semi final play with first matches at 9 15 a m featuring Mrs Merrick Silcox facing Mrs Bernard Lehan and Mrs C B Thomas meeting her opponent. Morning regular play times follow with a 1 p m nine hole group including Mrs Robert White Mrs Joe E Dudley and Mrs Martin Schneider.
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Elks Ladies Golf Association
Merrick Silcox
Bernard Lehan
C. B. Thomas
B. Baker
J. Martin
M. Price
J. Widman
M. da
R. Brady
R.holden
E. Fauber
C. Albright
T. Roberts
Robert White
Joe E. Dudley
Martin Schneider
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Rkvea Ae
Sally de Forest
N.S.D
Amanda Thomas
George Beebe
Lakeside Association
Robert Bangham
LaVern Heyman
Catherine A. Skilton
Grace Walter
Clifford Lawrence
Sheldon Laning
Scott Hamiston
Straw Hat
Helena Rubinstein
Deep Cleanser
Sik
Kaiser - Wells
Rexall Drug Store
John Kaiser
Donald Stoldt
Jack Collier
West Main
Beauty
Helenaubinsten
Oberlin Ensemble
John D. Sharick
John H. Sharick
Benedict
Mr. Sharick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Firelands Business and Professional Women’s Club
North Fairfield Lions Club
United Church
Whittle-ettes
Tops Club
M. L. Mercer
Elks Ladies
Collins Elevator
McGuan Field
Firelands Stamp Club
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Cash
Dacron
Cotton
Norwalk Park and Recreation Board
Maxie Tire and Supply
Diane Hershiser
Maxie’s
Fisher Cause
Maureen Mushett
Sharon Garner
Jane Meyer
Jane
Norwalk Hardware
Bell Dairy
Bell
Becky Schaechterle
Mary Miller
Susie Giles
Bleile
Becker’s
Carol Clifford
Virginia Legg
Pohl’s
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