Wakeman Alumni Dance And Local Events In Norwalk
Quickies The Pierrer Quintet Orchestra plays Wakeman High alumni dance at St Marys Hall from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Vandals damage a car mirror near 27 Maple St. Norwalk recreation center hosts The Square Orange dance 8 to 11:30 p.m. for $1.25. A teen swimming party at Elks Country Club 8:30 to 11 p.m. Saturday with small fee. Valley Beach first session begins June 17. register or call 668 5781. LeMar Lake Park opens full time Saturday June 14. guard 1 to 8 p.m. daily. fees: adults 75 c, children 50 c. camping $3. Curfew Curve Inn hours listed. Non political committee asks zoning rights. Stein's Nursery advertises driveway work. Douglas T. Fry reports hubcaps stolen. Pvt Ronald R. Grinold address in Vietnam provided. Rumor says Ringholz and Meyers nearing settlement and opening Monday with sale.
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Lemar Lake Park
Juen
Obituaries for Christ W. Franks and Ralph A. Vogt
Christ W. Franks 82 of Laylin Road Norwalk died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a two week stay. Survived by two sons a stepson eight grandchildren and five half brothers. Services set for Saturday at 1 30 p m with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Ralph A. Vogt 83 of Hartland Center Road Norwalk died at Norwalk Memorial Home after a six week illness. Survived by widow Fern a daughter Lois Liedorff a son Robert T four grandchildren three great grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m at Kubach Smith Funeral Home. Burial in Hartland Ridge Cemetery.
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Christ W. Franks
Laylin Road
Norwalk
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Mr. Franks
Clifford
Bellevue
Vernon
Roger LaVigne
Edward Lorcher
Sandusky
Herman
Ralph A. Vogt Collins
Ralph A. Vogt
Hartland Center Road
Norwalk Memorial Home
Massillon
Vogt
Hartland Center
Hartland Township
East Townsend
Ira
Lois) Liedorff
Robert T
Alto
Esther) McFarlin
Olena
Albert
Walter
Kubach- Smith Funeral Home
George Kimber
Ashland
Hartland Ridge Cemetery
Kiwanis Club Names Long Run of Presidents 1921 1968
The article lists Kiwanis Club presidents from 1921 Griffin to 1968 George Manyak, naming each year and leader such as Rev C H Gross 1922, A W Davis 1923 and 1924, Harold Bowen 1925, D W Turkle 1928, W R Wilkinson 1954 1955 and others in sequence.
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E.P. Bateham
A.A. Ake
D.W. Call
M.L
Norwalk Kiwanis marks 50th with 50 projects this year
In its 50th anniversary year Norwalk Kiwanis sponsors 50 initiatives including 4-H awards, safe driving, honoring seniors, vocational guidance, high school honor students and athletes, inter club meetings with a Canadian Kiwanis, church worship hour postings, a concert of activities from CARE packages to blood bank support, youth programs, conservation drives, community service events and education programs across Norwalk and area organizations.
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Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Canada
Norwalk
Blood Bank
C. of C
Harlem Globetrotters
Norwalk High
Garden Club
Boy
Salvation Army
the Law
State Highway Department
Ripley Junior Farmers Meet Shares Safety Talks May 28
Greenwich four H club held its fourth meeting at LaVonne Barre's home on May 28. Steve Ray discussed artificial respiration. Cheryl Montgomery demonstrated mulching and plant setting. LaVonne Barre showed how to preserve cut flowers. Charlie Flint spoke on striking an arc. Terry Hopkins talked about planting a tree. Ohio School for the Deaf to receive bowling alleys donated by the OBPA with installation today.
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Greenwich
Ripley
LaVonne Barre
Steve Ray
Cheryl Montgomery
Charlie Flint
Terry Hopkins
Columbus
UPI
Ohio School For the Deaf
Ohio Bowling Proprietors Association
OBPA
Discharges and Officials Named in Local Obituary Notices
A list of discharge notices from Memorial Home and Good Samaritan Hospital includes Henry New London and Wakeman residents such as Elva Steinwagner Daisy Vegus Walter Marshall Lillian Brown Melba Houghden Eleanor Phillips and Paul Lehnert with others. Separate sections note congressional and agricultural market items from Washington Cleveland and local markets.
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Wakeman
Philip Hirbe
Columbus
Nolan Becker
Norwalk
Michael Sage
Willard
Vaughn Brainard
Dessie Vail
Good Samaritan Hospital
Thomas Eppler
Berlin Heights
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pierrer
Wakeman High School
St Mary's Hall
Lawrence Messenger
Maple St
Norwalk Recreation Center
the Square
Elks
The
Curve Inn
Committee For the Improvement
Stein's Nursery
Douglas T. Fry
Marion Drive
Pvt
Ronald R. Grinold
Vietnam
32Nd Artillery
San Francisco
Calif
Mable
Ringholz & Meyers
Goodsyear Polyglas Tires
Goodyear
McConkey
N. Hester ST
Dial
Jennings
Ready MIX, Inc
Woodlawn Ave
Milan Ave
Fremont
Harold Collier
W.R. Wilkinson
Elmer Buki
Wayne Alleshouse
W.D. Conway
George Bruehler
H.H. Glick
John Wickert
Charles O. Naley
Louis Frey
Walter Schleglemilch
J.K. McDivitt
Ted Reineck
Paul Jones
William Dreyer
Fred Waugh
George Manyak
EHOVE
Boys State
Memorial Lake Park
Firelands College
Ohio Research & Development Center
Huron County Fairgrounds
Collins
Ripley JR. Farmers
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
William
P.H. Fulstow CO
S. Lnwood
Via
Bankamericard
Willard Area
William Green
Marion Lindus
Monroeville
William Schuller
Shiloh
Thorr Woodworth
Donald Brooks
Plymouth
Donald Stevens
Susan Risner
Charles Reel, Sr
Joyce Chehi
Emma
Fast
Jane Sharpless
Marion Goble
Tiro
Mary Colich
New Haven
Ray Vogt
Republic
Patrick Robson
Gerald Gooding
Attica
Maude Denner
Earl Frye
Gregory Gaich
William Link
Roger Nelson
Benny Spayth
Bloomville
Harry Joseph
George Shirey
North Fairfield
Clay Noble
Mabel Hall
Virgie Boien
Linden
Mich
William Schumacher
Washington
L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
House
Armed Service Committee
Charleston
Cleveland
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