Summers United In Findlay Wedding
Findlay Ohio June 26 197? Linda Lee Crider wed Tom C Croy II at Howard United Methodist Church. Rev Virgil Hamilton officiated. The couple resides in Findlay with Crider teaching home economics and Croy employed at Croys Inc.
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Findlay
Howard United Methodist Church
Linda Lee Crider
Tom C. Croy II
Virgil Hamilton
Paul H. Crider
W. Main St
Tom Cray
Carson Newman College
Jefferson City
Tenn
Ehe Polytechnic Institute and State University
Croys, Inc
Findlay College
National Guard
Donna Frankhouser
Trenton
Mich
Ann Manley
Patty Crider
Cedarville
Bill Manley
Yates
Gary Crider
Bill Lee
Knights Install Officers at Monroeville Hall
The Knights of Columbus District officers will be installed July 25 at Monroeville Hall with Mass at 7 p.m. Invitations go to members, program directors, wives and friends.
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Knights of Columbus
Monroeville
Lakeside
Ferrante and Teicher
Doc Severinsen
Hoover Auditorium
Severinsen
Lakeside Association
Walnut
Ohio
Heloise tips for magnets jars gloves and ice cream
Dear Heloise offers simple home hacks. Magnets inside drawers keep paper clips from scattering in metal drawers. For wood drawers magnets can be attached to screw handles. A few drops of yellow color make vanilla ice cream appear richer. Rubber lined gloves help grip hot canning jars and prevent burns and slips.
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Heloise
Hazel Castle
Jeannette Taylor
Evening community notices and a New London wedding
Calendar items list social meetings at Firelands Senior Center Shady Lane Lions Club Moose Lodge and other venues. A July 3 wedding at Regular Baptist Church Ruggles covers Kathy Kidd and Terry M Campbell with detailed bridal attire and wedding party. Monroeville Class of 1961 plans a July 16 reunion at Vanson s Restaurant with organizing members named.
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New London
Kathy Kidd
Terry M. Campbell
Regular Baptist
Ruggles
Claude Ousley
Ellis Kidd
Frank Campbell
Vanson
4 H Club News Wakeman Willing Workers
The Wakeman Willing Workers Junior met on July 7 at the Smith home. Projects will be judged at Wakeman Elementary School on an 28 at 9 a.m. Modeling in Norwalk and fair presentations were discussed. Community project and next meeting details included. Safety talks and demonstrations noted.
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Wakeman Willing Workers
Smith
Wakeman
Norwalk
Carol Jackson
Jody Knapp
Hartland Scramblers
Tim Parcher
Camp Conger
Willard
John Sherman
Frank Kramer
Electric decision maker helps save on Ohio Edison bills
Ohio Edison urges customers to use a free Electric Decision Maker to compare appliance costs. It cites a color TV at about 2.30 dollars monthly, a self cleaning oven use of 25 cents, a hair dryer 2 to 4 cents per use, and running a dishwasher only when full. It warns inadequate insulation can double heating costs.
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Ohio Edison
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MR. and
Mrs
Gene Taylor
Castalia
Mike Taylor
Collins
Taylor
Hpajeo
D.L. Tankersley
Firelands Senior Center
Shady Lane Home
Lions Club
Moose Lodge
First United Presbyterian Church
Elks Bridge Club
Elks Country Club
Ces — Masonic Hall
Loyal Women of the Moose Moose Hall
Norwalk Christian Women’s Club
Vanson’s
Monroeville Congregational Church
Chapel St
Trinity Lutheran Church
Richard Dankmyer
North Fairfield
Becky Young
Carrie McCohn
Bridgette Dankmyer
Kevin Heileman
Larry Campbell
New London High School
MacMillan- Ward Inc
North Central Technical College
Monroeville High School
Jim Maitland
Clifford Claus
Owen Schafer
Linus Ott
Louis Schick
John L. Fries
Katy Kuhn
Jodi Palmer
Smiths
Fitchville Cloverettes
Becky Tinkham
Marianne
Juliann Mainzer
Marianne Case
Methodist Church
David Moore
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Hartland
Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Don Steinegger
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Steinegger
Sycamore Hills
W. Main
Huron County Bank Women’s
Ces
Kentucky
Colonel Sanders
Sunil Dubhashi
M.D
Benedict Ave
Paul Crider
Egypt
Bankamericard
Crider Jewelers
WNRR
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