Seaman Apprentice Missig Completes Radar School
Navy Seaman Apprentice Donald E. Missig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Missig of Monroeville, finished the basic Radar School at Great Lakes, Illinois. A 1971 Monroeville High School graduate.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
5
Navy Seaman Apprentice Donald E. Missig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Missig of Monroeville, finished the basic Radar School at Great Lakes, Illinois. A 1971 Monroeville High School graduate.
New York dentist Herbert Abramowitz blended dental tools with jewelry craft after his wife’s pierced ears hardened into a dermatitis issue. He created Ear-Eze with a micro-drain for healing and an all‑sterile Debut piercing kit, now patented and sold by H&A Enterprises in Queens. His mail order reach includes about 5,000 women and 3,000 doctors.
Social Scene notes honor for Mr. and Mrs. King Jameson at their son Kyle Jameson’s home 284 E Main St. An open house begins at 7 p.m. Saturday. Also honored Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert F Humbel at Mrs. Wilbur Loyer’s rural Collins home hosted by their three children.
Mr and Mrs Humbel married June 14 1947 in Cleveland at St Cecilia Catholic Church officiated by the Rev Robert Wagner. They have three children Dennis Bob and Peg and have lived in Norwalk about 15 years. he works for NASA Sandusky. About 50 friends attended from Indiana Cleveland and local area.
Happy Hearts 4 H Club members reviewed patterns and measurements at the Dixon home with demonstrations on sewing machine parts by Beth Harrod and Cathi Allen. A paper drive was discussed, next meeting set for June 13 at Widmans, and public Tuesday bridge games at 7 30 pm at the country club require players to bring partners.
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