Engagement of Kimberly Marett and Jeffrey Grosswiler
Mr and Mrs Ray E Marett Sr with Mr and Mrs Ronald Grosswiler announce the engagement of their children Kimberly Ann Marett and Jeffrey Allen Grosswiler. Kimberly a senior at Norwalk High School and Ehove studying cosmetology and employed at Crown Motel Restaurant Milan. Jeffrey a graduate of Ehove and employed by Becker Auto Electric Norwalk. Wedding plans are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Marett Sr
N. Foster Sr
Ronald Grosswiler Sr
N. Prospect St
Kimberly Ann Marett
Jeffrey Allen Grosswiler
Kimberly
Norwalk High School
Ehove
Crown Motel
Milan
Jeffrey
Norwalk
Becker Auto Electric
Ramsey Gross wed in July at St Pauls Norwalk
Lori Jean Ramsey and Matthew C. Gross married July 13 at St. Pauls Catholic Church Norwalk officiated by Rev. Robert Dendinger. The bride daughter of James R. Ramsey and the bridegroom son of the late Norbert V. Gross. Attendants included Julie Winland matron of honor and bridesmaids from Norwalk Port Clinton and Bellevue. Best man David P. Bleile Toledo with ushers and ringbearer Chip Battles. The bride wore a chiffon gown with lace train and veil, carried a white pink rose arrangement. reception at Sawmill Creek. Bride a student nurse, groom a Bliss Business College graduate and assistant sales manager at Rotary Printing Co. They will live at 141 N Pleasant St after a Myrtle Beach trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori Jean Ramsey
Matthew C. Gross
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Robert Dendinger
Ronald Winland
James R. Ramsey
New State Road
Norwalk
Norbert V. Gross
Julie Winland
Daniel Hipp
Holly Brooker
DeeDee Wilson
Theresa Flynn
Port Clinton
Dana Didion
Bellevue
David P. Bleile
Toledo
Joseph C
Norbert W. Gross
James R. Ramsey Jr
Thomas Oliva
Keith Smith
Chip Battles
Teri Shade
Columbus
Molly Dent
Sandusky School
Great Potato Salad Contest Seeks Student Letters
The Reflector invites seventh and eighth graders to write letters explaining why their mom’s potato salad is the best. Entries must be received by August 15, with prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars. Winners will have their letters, pictures, and mothers’ recipes printed. Send entries to the Reflector.
Hot Dog Kabobs With Apples and Salami Flavors
A recipe describes skewering hot dogs smoked links Polish sausage bologna or salami with apples and corn on the cob. It suggests basting with applesauce and using sage mint or bay leaves for flavor. It also notes summer stains on textiles and a cleaning method using alcohol and a two to one water acetate solution with color testing.
Hartland 4-H Clubs Report July Activities Across Projects
Hartland 4-H members demonstrated furniture refinishing ceramics and crafts at the homes of Barman and Phelps families. Northside Country Gals discussed food poisoning with a county health rep. Norwalk Stitch and Stir planned a reservoir cleanup and swim party. Crafty Creators mapped Cedar Point trip and judging dates with health talks. Busy Needles showcased decorative soap and a jewelry box. Galloping Gourmets planned a fair booth and health talk. Junior Leaders canoe trip followed by a wiener roast at Camp Conger. next meeting August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside
Country Gals
Molly Pierce
Elaine Stallkamp
County Health Department
Bonnie Stieber
Norwalk
Jean Knoll
Judy Federkeil
Kathy Hornung
Becky Stutzman
Kathy Phelps
Cedar Point
Busy Needles
Chris Mahl
Busy Needles 4- H
Mahl
Shelly Mahl
Dawn Priest
Huron County
Loundenville
Mohican State Park
Camp Conger
Amy Baldeff
Portner Anniversary Celebrates 40 Years in Norwalk
Rural Norwalk couple Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Portner mark their 40th wedding anniversary with a celebration. Married August 2, 1939 at Calais Maine's Methodist Church by Rev. William Bigelow. They have two children Roland Norwalk and Rita Arnold Columbus, plus four grandchildren. He retired from Philco Corp Sandusky and Norwalk First Methodist. she is a retired Monroeville Public Schools teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest S. Portner
Norwalk
Calais
Maine
William Bigelow
Roland
Noel
Rita) Arnold
Columbus
Portner
Philco Corp
Sandusky
First Methodist Church
Monroeville
More chicken dinners at Birmingham United Methodist Church
For 31 years Birmingham United Methodist Church serves family style fried chicken dinners each Wednesday in August. Co chairs Mrs Dale Beam and Mrs Albert Johannsen. Meals include noodles potatoes vegetables salads desserts beverages served 430 to 700 pm on Aug 1 8 15 22 29 take out available bring own dishes. Church located near Ohio 113 and 60 with detour on 113 due to Ver Milion River bridge work. routes from east advised via US 2 to Ohio 60 or US 20 to Butler Road to Ohio 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham United Methodist Church
Dale Beam
Albert Johannsen
Ohio 60
Birmingham
U.S. 2
U.S. 20
Butler Road
Heloise tips reuse of dryer sheets as dust cloths
Heloise shares to reuse fabric softener sheets as dust cloths for mirrors, formica, glass, chrome, and TV screens. Anna L. Gahin notes sheets reduce static and keep surfaces dust free longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Anna L. Gahin
National Hot Dog Month marks regional variations
July celebrates National Hot Dog Month with regional variants. Chicago Dog features yellow mustard dark green relish onion tomatoes and celery salt on a poppy seed bun. Kansas City Dog uses sauerkraut melted Swiss on sesame and New York Dog adds cheddar and bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeffrey Grosswiler and
Kimberly Marett
Lori Ramsey
Sawmill Creek
Family News
P.O. Box
Ohio
Main St. Huron, O
Lawsons
Oellner
U.S
Huron
Benedict Ave
Myrtle Ave
Willard
Hartland Scramblers
Chris
Kathy
Deanna Barman
Carol Rospert
Phelps
Schaffer
Sue Klett
Matt Spriggs
Laurie Hammersmith
Karen Lund
Betty Meese
Carol Knoll
Ronald D. Winland
M.D
Fisher- Titus Medical Park
Ernest Portner
St. Norwalk
Ilbert
Servce Company
Cleve Sandusky
GTE Phone Mart
West Main
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