Spill Leads To A Wedding King
Teresa Lynn Maze and Gary Lee Anderson wed at Calvary Baptist Church on June 18 after dating since last summer. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs Russell Maze of Norwalk. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs Richard Hahler of Norwalk. They will reside in New Underwood, South Dakota, where the groom serves at Ellsworth Air Force Base.
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Teresa Lynn Maze
Gary Lee Anderson
Teresa
Frostop
Gary
Calvary Baptist Church
Russell Maze
Norwalk
Richard Hahler
David Lunney
Rosanna Marie Maze
Sandy Ware
Lou Ann Lenhart
Dale Ann Maze
Russell G. Maze II
John Robert Maze
Harry Greiner
David Francis
Monroeville
Norwalk High School
New Underwood
S.D
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Cedar Point
South Dakota
Sue Ann Geiger Weds Gregory Smiley in New London Ceremony
Sue Ann Geiger and Gregory Ross Smiley exchanged vows in a noon ceremony at Our Lady of Lourdes. Geiger, daughter of Mrs. Marcella Geiger, wore Chantilly lace and silk organza gown. Smiley, Columbus native, is a marine veteran and student in architectural drafting. They planned a trip to Ocean City, Md., and would reside in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ann Geiger
Gregory Ross Smiley
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
New London
Marcella Geiger
Marcellus L. Geiger
Ross Smiley
Columbus
Elden J. Miller
Roanoke
Ind
Raymond Gorman
Eugene Geiger
Paul Schaeffer
Bellevue
Ashland
Kevin Geiger
Roger Stover
Jim Davidson
Bary Smiley
Neil
Linden- McKinley High School
Marine Corps
Ocean City
Swords-Kashian Tie The Knot In Huron Presbyterian Church
Carol Swords wed Kenneth J. Kashian at Huron First Presbyterian Church with Rev. George Bell officiating. Bride wore an empire waist gown, daisies and babies breath bouquet. Groom is son of Mrs S James Kashian Norwalk. couple will reside in Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Swords
Kenneth J. Kashian
Huron First Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Swords
Huron
S. James Kashian
Norwalk
George Bell
Rebecca Smith
Rochester
N.Y
Evelyn Swords
Linda Swords
Elaine Swords
Charles Kashian
Charles Lord
Monroeville
Kevin Young
William Gathergood
Gail Swords
Michelle
Water Celery Storage Tips For Freshness
Water Celery is 94 percent water and needs moisture and coldness to stay fresh. Rinse with cold water before refrigerating a stalk, let excess water drip off, then store in a plastic bag or container with a tight lid.
Peeling Hard Boiled Eggs Easier at Large End
A reader notes that peeling eggs is simpler when starting at the large end, a tip repeated from a prior Hint column. The piece references Miss Alban Baxten and asks readers not to question why, simply to try the method.
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Heloise
Alban Baxten
Decorate For Safety With Whistle Jewelry For Women
Stanley Hagler presents fall and winter costume jewelry with hidden whistles designed for safety. Gold or silver tone pendants and bracelets include operable whistles mimicking police, train, and siren sounds. Also features eco friendly metal options and a separate jewelry of tomorrow line in brass copper stainless steel.
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New York
UPS
Stanley Hagler
Hagler
Swarowski Design
Jewelry of Tomorrow
Delaware Museum hosts world’s largest sea shell collection
GREENVILLE Delaware UPI reports the new Delaware Museum of Natural History houses about one million sea shells the world’s largest collection. The Greenville site near Wilmington also features an extensive birds collection.
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Greenville, del
UPI
Delaware Museum of Natural History
Greenville
Wilmington
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Mrs
Hafner
Bride of
Dennis Smiley
Richard Geiger
Dan Dierker
Westerville
Chuck Cox
Odenton
Knights of Columbus
Smiley
Wagner
Carol Swords
Swords
Bride
Huron High School
Alma College
Alma, Mich
Monroeville High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
Grand Rapids
Kenneth James Kashian
Malaga
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Flickinger
Citizens Bank
Flickinger Insurance
CAC
Moose
Moose Hall
Robert L. Stein
Vassarette
Antron
Royal Buffet
Mer
Alu Orwalk
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