Stones To Have 50th Wedding Anniversary
Former Norwalk residents Mr and Mrs Howard Stone celebrate their 50th anniversary with an open house June 19 at the Congregational Church Fellowship Hall Mansfield after marrying June 20 1916 near Lexington They lived 11 years in Norwalk where Mr Stone worked for the Soil Conservation Service and served in Kiwanis while Mrs Stone joined local clubs They now live on the farm where they began life together and have one son and four grandchildren
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Norwalk
Howard Stone
The
Congregational Church
Washington South Roads
Mansfield
Kings Corners Road
Lexington
Stone
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
First Methodist Church
Opportunity Club
Hints From Heloise on Pillow Slips From Bath Towels
Dear Heloise shares a tip to avoid ironing pillow slips by sewing two sides and one end of bath towels into slips. Beach towels on sale can yield multiple slips with selvage hems, saving pillow ticking. Also, cornstarch polishes chrome without scratching, applied with a dry rag or slightly dampened cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Norwalk Garden Club Wins National Grant for Museum Planting
The Garden Club of Norwalk received a 75 grant from the National Council of State Garden Clubs funded by the Readers Digest Foundation for a Firelands Museum planting project. The award follows a council report by Mrs. William C. Henry, Mrs. Kaufman, and Mrs. Harold Bowen, and supports an old fashioned garden theme at the museum. The council awards 5,000 nationwide with 50 to 500 per club in a state, plus slides and displays from a Far East trip.
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Garden Club OF
Norwalk
Firelands Museum
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Readers’ Digest Foundation
Harry E. Franz
Paul H. Kaufman
William C. Henry
Kaufman
Harold Bowen
National Council
Night club and society events listing in North Fairfield
Tonight features the Lions United Church book exchange at 7. The Shoestring Players and Anniversary Club meet at 8. Whittleettes tops Club at Kenilee Lanes at 8. Tuesday reads club meets at Mrs Johnson, 8 p.m. and a Moose Lodge event at 8. St Gerard Majella Study Club gathers at 8:30 p.m.
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North Fairfield Lions
United Church
Donald Barr
Fireland Geological Club
Columbia Gas Co
Whittleettes
Kenilee Lanes
Reading Club
Robert Johnson
Rodger Oney
Woman of the Moose
Moose Lodge
St. Gerard
Ashland College Honors 1966 Graduates Doris Dickerson Nancy Vogt
Doris Emma Dickerson daughter of E G Dickerson and Nancy Ann Vogt daughter of John R Vogt Sr are members of Ashland College's 1966 graduating class. Dickerson earned a Bachelor of Science in Education and will study graduate history at Miami University under a University Fellowship. Vogt majored in Home Economics and will teach at Bellevue High School.
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Norwalk
Ashland College
Doris Emma Dickerson
E.G. Dickerson
Rosedale Blvd
Graduate School of
Miami University
Nancy Ann Vogt
John R. Vogt
Bellevue High School
Trim Curtains Turn Plain Drapes Into Fringe Mosaic
Old solid color curtains are trimmed from top to bottom to create a distinctive look using rows of cotton curtain fringe.
Vacation church schools set for June in New London
Two summer programs announced. First Methodist Church will host Vacation Church School June 13 to 24 from 9 to 11 a.m. with theme Twists of relationships and director Mrs. Herbert Anderson. Bible School at Christian and Missionary Alliance runs June 6 to 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. led by William Van Kleeck, former Rural Bible Mission worker in Kalamazoo.
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New London
First Methodist Church
Herbert Anderson
Avon Lake
Christian and Missionary Alliance Bible School
William van Kleeck
Rural Bible Mission
Kalamazoo
Michigan
New London Youth Fellowship Plans Columbus Trip
New London eighth graders from the Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship will visit Columbus to tour the State Capitol and meet Congressman Harry Jump. Departure from New London Church is about 8 30 a.m. Rev. Terry Bonnette says the MYF will not meet in June and will resume on July 10, July 24, and August 21. A Senior MYF retreat is set for August 6–7. An ice cream social on June 25 raises funds for the Lakeside Institute trip June 26–July 2. Additionally, New London High School hosts Future Homemakers of America officers for 1966–67 with Bonnie Biddinger as president and new officers listed, advised by Ruth McLaughlin and Betty Woodward.
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New London
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Fitchville
Columbus
State Capitol
Harry Jump
Terry Bonnette
MYF
Norwalk Mansfield
MYF Institute
Lakeside
The
Future Homemakers of America
Debbie Phillips
Bonnie Biddinger
Joyce Roeder
Linda Morrow
Joan Cooke
Marie Trammelle
Norene Crawford
Diane Olson
Gwen Hall
Janis Morrow
Nancy Cook
Sandra Martin
Ruth McLaughlin
Betty Woodward
25th Wedding Day Observed At Mass
MONROEVILLE An anniversary mass at St. Joseph's Church marked the 25th nuptial anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Gies of 125 Broad St. They have two sons H. Michael and Steven at college in Cleveland and a daughter Mary Kay a junior at Monroeville High School. Mrs. Gies, the former Bette Tyler, is school district board of education clerk and secretary. Mr. Gies directs maintenance at Stokely-Van Camp Inc in Norwalk.
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Monroeville
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Herbert M. Gies
Broad St
St. Joseph’s Church
H. Michael and
Steven
Cleveland
Mary Kay
Monroeville High School
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc
Norwalk
Muffin Contest Guides Wakeman Grange Bake Night
The Wakeman Grange bak ing contest will be held Tuesday night at the Grange Hall with apple muffins as the recipe this year. Winners advance to county Pomona contests and then district and state levels. The inspection of ritualistic work is set for June 21 with Richard Gregg of Greenwich and Paul H. Kaufman of Northern Ohio Telephone Co. in attendance.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Grange
Grange Hall
Pomona
Huron County Grange
Richard Gregg
Greenwich
Paul H. Kaufman
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Correction clarifies Phi Kappa Phi member’s parentage
The Reflector corrects a Tuesday notice misidentifying Susan T. Rogers as the daughter of Horace D. Rogers of 100 Norwood. She is actually the daughter of Burt Henry Thurber Jr. of McLean Virginia and daughter‑in‑law of Horace Rogers. her married name is Mrs. Charles Rogers.
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Susan T. Rogers
Pennsylvania State University
Phi Kappa Phi
Horace D. Rogers
Norwood
Burt Henry Thurber, Jr
McLean
Horace Rogers
Charles Rogers
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Mrs. Philumbaugh
Norwalk Garden Club
Far East
Cleveland Garden Center
Walter Seaman
XI Delta MU Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Mary Carabin
Allen Hakes
Mem
Bers
Huron
Ashland
Dass
Dacron
Penney
Penn- Prest
Penn Prest
Lester Rader
Donald Stoll
Paul Howsman
William Burton
James Wolfe
H.D. Erlenbach
Lucille Olson
K. Bricker
Jay Thomas
Catherine Bagley
Floyd Chase
Harold Myers
Medina
New London Briefs
America
TH Home Savings and Loan CO
East Main ST
Norwalk, Ohio
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