Knudsen-Goorman Vows in Grand Rapids Ceremony
Jeanette Sue Knudsen and James Allen Goorman married in Trinity Methodist Church Grand Rapids on June 21 officiated by Rev Boaks. Attendants included maid of honor Kathy Colcord and bridesmaids Arlea Goorman Carolyn Duta and Virginia White. reception for about 150. The couple will reside in Grand Rapids until September then relocate to Muskegon.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Jeanette Sue Knudsen
James Allen Goorman
Trinity Methodist Church
Boaks
Christian Reformed Church
Donald White
North Fairfield
Christ Knudsen
New London
Gordon Goorman
Zeeland
Max Matterson
Douglas Knudsen
Kathy Colcord
Arlea Goorman
Carolyn Duta
Medina, O
Virginia White
Kristi Covert
David Yer Morris
Muskegon
Duane White
William Covert
Wayne van Dyke
Barry Coy
Leslie Stoneham
Goorman
South Central High
Hints From Heloise Pole Shelf Divides Wide Doorway
A reader details using a five shelf tension pole across a double doorway to create a display area while preserving openness. By removing and re fitting caps and adjusting shelf height, the aluminum pole blends with decor after spray painting, offering a practical solution for doorways without doors.
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Heloise
Picnic Safety Tips For Hot Weather Dining
Health guidance warns three million Americans yearly suffer food poisoning. From staphylococcus to salmonella, temps near ninety eight degrees in car trunks boost bacterial growth. Pack cold perishable foods, use an ice filled carrier, avoid pre making sandwiches, cook meat near serving time, and include non perishable items to reduce risk.
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The
Health Insurance Institute
Calendar Tonight and Thursday Meetings Listed
Norwalk events include Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 p m and Odd Fellows at Odd Fellows Hall at 8 p m On Thursday Kiwanis meet at the Eagles Club at 11 45 a m Norwood Road Farm Women's Club hosts a picnic at Ann Bailey home on New State Road at 12 30 p m
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Norwalk
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
First United Methodist Church — _ Council on Ministries
Kiwanis — Eagles Club
Norwood Road Farm
Ann Bailey
New State Road
Mrs Kemp Describes Pocket Light Test for Laundry
Mrs A Kemp explains using held up pockets to light to see items left in shirts. She suggests this avoids digging through each pocket and keeps laundry chores efficient.
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Heloise
A. Kemp
Gypsies and Hippies Shape New Fall Fashion Trends
New York fashion shows unveil fall and winter lines influenced by gypsies hippies queens and peasants. Designers feature body conscious garments head coverings layered looks beads belts and chains. Street-sweeper coats over jumpsuits with fur trims and crown jewel style embroidery finish luxe dressy ensembles.
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New York
UPI
Library Notes Flood of Returns at Norwalk Public Library
Norwalk Public Library battled an avalanche of returns through door slots during a closing week. Two staff members processed over 500 books by restricted light while shut, with more arriving weekend. Children’s section saw a record 427 books out by four o’clock with hours to go. Water damage was minor and no fines will be charged. Edwin Dowlin of the State Library offered assistance.
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Enid Denham
Norwalk
Edwin Dowlin
State Library
Two Churches Plan Revivals This Week
Revival services set at Church of God and Berlin Heights Baptist Church next week. Evangelist Fred C. Wilson of Dayton leads a five day Crusade at 7 30 p m starting Monday at 92 North Prospect St. Revival continues nightly through Saturday. Berlin Heights hosts Bible Conference series at 7 30 p m Sunday and nightly through Friday led by Rev Llewellyn Thompson. First United Presbyterian welcomes guest minister Rev George E Walton at 9 30 a m Sunday. Doctor McDivitt on vacation.
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Church of God
North Prospect St
Fred C. Wilson
Dayton
Wilson
Lee College
Cleveland, Tenn
Berlin Heights
George E. Walton
Fremont Eastside Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Firelands Blvd
McDivitt
4 H News From Clarksfield And Nearby Clubs
Clarksfield Merry Maids meet with advisor Mrs. Arthuretta Carey on June 30 for a tour and party. Demonstrations include Putting on a Neck Facing and On How To Tie Threads. They netted 11.05 from a paper drive and donated 5 to Camp Conger. A Hartland club meeting tours Memorial Lake Park and plans flower bouquet sales as a community project. Bronson Stitch N Stir plans outreach to rest homes with dressmaking and blanket stitch demonstrations and sets July 14 at Calhouns for the next meeting.
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Clarksfield
Merry Maids 4 H Club
Arthuretta Carey
Pam Bursley
Cindy Bursley
Ellen Parker
Brenda Eagleson
Merry Maids
Walter Eagleson
Camp Conger Fund
Hartland
Memorial Lake Park
Sharon Reilly
Janet Reilly
Calhouns
Holman Jewelers Wedding Headquarters Promises Plans
The ad invites brides and grooms to Holman Jewelers for wedding planning services. It highlights announcements invitations reception linens and gift registers plus a wide array of sterling china crystal patterns and coordinated tableware to streamline wedding details and gift preferences.
Lost Pet Notice Ad Tips
Do not rely on luck for finding your pet place a Lost ad in Classified. Contact the finder using the number 662 4241 now to coordinate return.
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Classified
Concerts To Resume At Memorial Lake Park
The public band concerts resume at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Memorial Lake Park under George Marshall Norwalk High School band director. High school and area musicians perform. those interested may bring their instruments to join.
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Memorial Lake Park
George Marshall
Norwalk High School
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Cupid’s Corner
Europe
Holman Jewelers Friendly Bridal Department
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