Area Calendar List for Willard and Monroeville
Local calendar items note meetings and events across Willard and Monroeville including Rotary clubs city council sessions at City Hall Trinity Lutheran Church group meetings and Fourth of July program at the municipal pool with fireworks. Also lists church services Kiwanis events Knights of Columbus and community sessions with times and locations.
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Willard Monday
Brunswick Grill
City Hall
Kingdom Builders
Annex
Trinity Lutheran Church
First United Methodist Church
Willard Grange
Grange Hall
Mary Esther
Naomi
Municipal Pool
Monroeville
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Sand Hill Road
Pontiac
Kiwanis Club
Congregational Community United Church of Christ
Town Hall
Knights of Columbus Council
Willis C. Eberly
Broad Street
St. John’s United Church
Lutheran Church Women
Church
Richard Grell
Milan
Kiwanis
Huron River
Huton
State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
Mil- Bon- Mar
American Legion
Greenwich
Mary Dobbs Brings Mary Catherine Dobbs to John J Scherer
Mary Catherine Dobbs wed John Joseph Scherer in a 7 p.m. ceremony at St. Paul Catholic Church officiated by Rev. Gerald Stein. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ross W. Dobbs, wore an empire lace gown with a detachable train and carried a pink carnation bouquet. Attendants included sister Carol Dobbs and cousins from Ohio and Missouri. best man David Spangler. The reception was at the American Legion Hall with music by Mrs. Molly Dent. The couple, graduates of Ohio State, planned a week’s honeymoon at a friend’s summer cabin.
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Mary Catherine Dobbs
John Joseph Scherer
St. Paul Catholic Church
Gerald Stein
Ross W. Dobbs
Linwood Ave
Isabel Scherer
Bellevue
Venice
Thomas Bayle
Columbus
Carol Dobbs
Norwalk
Cynthia Lee
Toledo
Donn Rospert
Kansas City
Richard Barker
Dayton
Alyce Wingate
Monroeville
Tamara Lee
David Spangler
Oak Harbor
James Eff
Michael Easley
Richard Parsons
Anthony Couto
New York
James Banks
Findlay
Jeff Hauck
Fremont
Molly Dent
Ave Marie
Gounod
Beethoven
Panis Angelicus
Franck
American Legion Hall
Scherer
St. Paul High School
Ohio State University
Norwalk High School
Ohio State University College of Dentistry
Norwalk Community Notices and Events Briefs
Quickies GUYS AND DOLLS Dance and Variety Show Saturday night June 28 at Norwalk Elks Country Club from 9 to 1. 2613 Fisher's Market will discontinue retail and wholesale operations July 1 and do custom butchering only. 2613 St Mary's Festival Sunday June 29 serving 4 p.m. Chicken and Beef with entertainment. Thanks to the lady who found my wallet at Huron County Bank. Crow Lumber and White Lumber to close Saturday July 5 for a 3 day vacation. Sweet cherries now being picked at Swabley's Fruit Farm Route 61 East. Garage Sale Fri Sat 1-9 p.m. Sun all day 63 Fruen St. Now three barbers at Joe's Barber Shop 28 Whittlesey. meet Jim Helton.
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Guys and Dolls
Norwalk
Fisher’s
Luncheonettes and Busy Needlers Report Summer Plans
In New London the Luncheonettes met at Mrs Campbell's home where a deputy sheriff shared safety tips. The club plans to buy a hospital clock and supplies and to create a float for Wakeman Homecoming. Debbie Jackson led this week's demonstration, and the next meeting is July 7. The Busy Needlers held their June 17 meeting at Prices' to discuss fundraisers and a community service project including donating brooms to Camp Conger. Pat Price opened the year with a washcloth slippers demonstration.
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New London
Busy Needlers
Camp Conger
Pat Price
Movie Ratings Code and Examples in Ohio System
The document presents a list of film titles with ratings such as F AA A NA C and notes the Ohio Movie Industry rating scheme using G for general audiences M for mature audiences R for restricted and X for under 18 not admitted. It includes titles like The Longest Day Gone With The Wind and The Dirty Dozen with various classifications.
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Dr. Doolittle
Ohio
Evening Events At Local Clubs Tonight
Bronson Conservation Club hosts a dance at the clubhouse from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. TRIM DOWN TOPS meets at the Senior Center at 8 p.m. Whittlettes meet at the TOPS Club home of Mrs Ronald Ingersoll at 8 p.m.
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Bronson Conservation Club
Whittlettes Tops Club
Ronald Ingersoll
Local Couple Announces Engagement of Judith Noyes to Larry Cloud
Rural Monroeville announces the engagement and upcoming wedding of Judith Ortrude Noyes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Noyes to Larry Edward Cloud from Bellevue. The couple plans to wed on Saturday August 30. Miss Noyes works for the Bellevue Board of Education, Mr. Cloud a locomotive fireman for the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
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James A. Noyes
Monroeville
Judith Ortrude
Larry Edward Cloud
Bellevue
Raymond F. Cloud
Estella Cloud
Miss Noyes
Bellevue Board of Education
Mr. Cloud
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Norwalk High Student Council maps fall activities
Norwalk High School Student Council met at Martha Boose s home to plan the new school year. They considered a permissive dress policy with action if distracting and discussed a possible Student Council Court to handle disturbances. They approved suggestion boxes and monthly open meetings for input from students parents and teachers. Senior officers Martha Boose Mike Hipp Randy Geoghan.
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Norwalk High School
Martha Boose
NHS Student Council
Mike Hipp
Randy Geoghan
Cadiz Man Weds Barbara Crites in Meadowlawn Church
Larry Dale Gillaspie and Barbara Jean Crites married at Meadowlawn Church of Christ Sandusky in a 10 30 morning ceremony. The couple will live in Dover Ohio after a Western states honeymoon.
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Monroeville
Larry Dale Gillaspie
Barbara Jean Crites
Meadowlawn Church of Christ Sandusky
Ronald K. LaRue
Dale Gillaspie
Cadiz
Donald L. Crites
Route 1
Susann Milles
Fremont
Cheryl Ann Duncan
James Cunningham
Mannington
W. Va
Susan Cunningham
Brenda Cunningham
Robin Crites
James Gillaspie
Donald Crites, Jr
Melody Leber
Marc South
Meadowlawn
Gillaspie
Monroeville High School
W.T. Grant Store
Norwalk
Cadiz High School
Ohio State University
Dover
Fall Fashions Embrace Soft Silhouettes For New Season
Fashion editors note a soft fall look with softer suits and long cardigan jackets, pleated or bias cut skirts, and sleek narrowed pantsuits. Dresses feature flowing sleeves and elastic waists while designers urge a return to semifit following natural figures. Pauline Trigere showcases ultra feminine late day velvet and satin pieces to balance trousers. Branell highlights an evening look with brown velvet bodice and white satin sleeves.
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Gay Pauley
UPI
New York
Pauline Trigere
Branell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rnivad Kiwanis Club
Bryan
Highway Chapel
Church of Christ
Pat
Marlene Leber
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Board of Public Affairs
Thin Thinkers Tops Club
Sanders
John J. Scherer
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Karnehm
Mary Dobbs
St. Mary’s
Huron Cunty Bank
Barton H. Rhoads
High Street
Crow Lumber
White Lumber
Swabley’s Fruit Farm
Fruen St
Joe’s
Whittlesey
Jim Helton
Gannon
Thomas Crown
Ron
Speedway
Wakeman
Canfield Memorial Library
Donald Bungard
Milan Playschool Board of Directors
George Knittel
Robert Didelot
Thomas Reel
Robert Hasse
Glen Gilbert
Wilbur Cole
South Main St
Jean Fisher
Jackie Savage
Bob Gerken
Mary Widman
Jim Holb
J & D Gogo Presents
the Selective Service
Clevelan
L.P. Breckenridge
W.H.L.O
Nnte Norwalk Fairgrounds
Barbara Crites
Larry D. Gillaspie
Miss Trigere
W. Main ST
Artune
T Cary
Helena
Johnson Jewelers
W. Main
Ohnson Ay Ewelers