Middaugh Weds Barbara Boyd at Columbus Boulevard Church
Barbara L Boyd married Robert G Middaugh at 3 p m Saturday in Columbus Boulevard Presbyterian Church. The couple, both Miami University seniors, will live in Oxford after a short wedding trip.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
4
Barbara L Boyd married Robert G Middaugh at 3 p m Saturday in Columbus Boulevard Presbyterian Church. The couple, both Miami University seniors, will live in Oxford after a short wedding trip.
A schedule of Tuesday meetings and events includes Firelands Stamp Club at Columbia Gas Co at 7:30, Circle 5 at Lutheran Church parish house at 8, WSCS Officer Training at Methodist Church at 8, Lake Erie Gem and Geological Society at Oberlin Peoples Bank at 8, Queen Esther Chapter at OES at Masonic Temple at 8, WRDNFESN AV at Memorial VY te eVESWE She Presbyterian Church Circles 1 and Lake Park at 9, Willing Workers Club at Townsend Town Hall at 10, Golden Age Club at Memorial Lake Park at 12:30, Maple City Garden Club at Mrs. Harold Uther at 6, Firelands Toastmasters Club at Milan Inn at 6:30, DeMolay Mothers Club at Masonic Temple at 7:30, Platt Benedict Chapter of DeMolay at Masonic Temple at 7:30, Prenatal Class at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, Norwalk, Mothers of Twins at Mrs. Frederick Hespeler, Huron Road Farm Women's Club at Mrs. Cleo Albright.
The Press anniversary contest winners are Mrs Elenore Beck of North Fairfield Mrs Joy Ellis of 194 Tucker Ave and Mrs Leon Butler of Wakeman Beck received a silver plated holloware bowl and tray Ellis and Butler selected a prize each from the three choices
Reader questions and practical tips from Heloise include using a net in silverware baskets to secure slim handles and prevent water flow disruption, repurposing one pound coffee can lids for oil cans, and bringing a unique cake pan gift with a family recipe to a wedding shower.
Mrs. Earl Dale served as installing officer for the First Baptist Church society meeting Thursday. New officers include Mrs. Glenn Brechwald president and Mrs. Lyle Foss vice president with other leaders such as Mrs. Gertrude Conkey secretary and Mrs. Chester Paplinski treasurer. Hostesses were Mrs. Brechwald Buckland Paplinski and Conkey.
Carol Joann Winemiller, daughter of Eldon and Mrs Winemiller of Willard, is the 15th entrant in the Miss Huron County Pageant to be held at 1 30 p m Saturday in the Norwalk High School auditorium. She is a 1960 Willard High School graduate and has studied music at Shorewood for three years with 15 years of piano training and three years of clarinet. Her talent will be a piano solo. she stands 5 6 with blue eyes, blonde hair and fair complexion. She performed in Willard High School concert and marching bands, choir and Glee Club, the dance band, and was a prom and junior homecoming attendant. Tickets go on sale during the parade and at the auditorium door.
Pam Fenton of Monroeville earns a Bachelor of Science in Christian Education from Wittenberg University. James Smith of Collins receives a Bachelor of Science. Ohio University ceremonies include Marcia Ebien McIntyre of Norwalk earning a Bachelor of Science in Education. Ernest L. Bechstein of Bellevue earns a Master of Arts. Barbara Ann Yingling of Bellevue and James E. Langhurst of Willard receive B S in Education and B A in Business Administration respectively. Jerry Lee Marks of Milan receives a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering.
The Toledo Diocesan Council of Catholic Women sponsors five leadership training sessions. Mrs. W. Leland Fullerton presides at each event. Sessions occur today in Dana Hall Defiance College and on June 15 at St. Peter's School Upper Sandusky, June 17 at St. Mary's School Sandusky, June 22 and 24 at McAuley High Toledo. Ronald DelBene, Marquette University theology graduate student, will address the general assembly.
Speedy thrift ad copy urges readers to place home furnishing ads by calling 662-4241 for an ad-writer. It promotes finding a serviceman or repairman through the Business Services classifieds.
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