Vows Exchange for Garnetta Phillips and James Daniel
Garnetta A Phillips and James F Daniel exchanged wedding vows on June 10 at St Sebastian Catholic Church in Bis mark. The bride is the daughter of Frances Phillips and a St Francis High School graduate and factory worker while the groom, son of Herman Daniel, is a Willard High School graduate and book repairman. They will reside in rural Willard.
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Garnetta A. Phillips
James F. Daniel
Karl Burger
St. Sebastian
Bismark
Frances Phillips
North Fairfield
St. Francis
Herman Daniel
Willard
Willard High School
Debbie Miller
Benny Phillips
Eugene Phillips
Benedict Phillips
Vic Roth
Knights of Columbus
Monroeville
Couple wed at Ernsthausen Chapel United Methodist Church
Sabra Jane Battles and Norman Charles Umberger married at Ernsthausen Chapel of the First United Methodist Church on June 24 with Rev. Paul C. Bailey officiating. The new Mrs. Umberger, a Sandusky City Schools teacher, is Ohio University graduate. her husband, a Salem College and West Virginia University alum, is a Kent State doctoral candidate. They will reside in Sandusky after a Bahamas trip.
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Sabra Jane Battles
Norman Charles Umberger
Ernsthausen Chapel
First United Methodist Church
Paul C. Bailey
Umberger
Thomas E. Battles
E. Main St
Ohio University
Sandusky
Norman A. Umberger
Myerstown
Salem College
West Virginia University
Kent State University
Bahamas
Engagement Announced for Della Ramey and Kenneth Hahn
New Washington, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Fred Ramey announce the engagement of their daughter Della to Kenneth Hahn of Berlin Heights and Hicksville. Della is a New Washington High School graduate and a City Loan cashier in Shelby. Hahn is a City Loan manager in Hicksville with prior work in Norwalk, Shelby, Bucyrus and Mansfield. He attended Bowling Green.
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New Washington
Fred Ramey
Della
Kenneth Hahn
Hicksville
Charles K. Hahn
Berlin Heights
Miss Ramey
New Washington High School
City Loan & Savings Co
Shelby
City Loan
Norwalk
Bucyrus
Mansfield
Open Church Observed At New Washington Nuptials
Green State University graduate from Berlin Heights High School previously served three years in the U S Army in Germany. A wedding is set for Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Methodist Church New Washington with the open church custom noted.
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Green State University
Berlin Heights
U.S. Army
Germany
Methodist Church
New Washington
Suntan Lotion Claims Scrutinized by AMA
Chicago readers are cautioned that mineral oil or baby oil mixed with iodine does not act as sunscreen. The AMA pamphlet Sun and Your Skin notes these preparations do not promote tanning or prevent burning and mainly lubricate to reduce sun drying.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
Hartland 4-H Clubs Plan Scramble Barrel Stencil for Fair
Hartland Scramblers met at Pin Oak Lake Park on June 21 to stencil barrels donated to Huron County Fair grounds. A scrap drive to raise funds is planned. Bronson center Hustlers met at Dick Lawrence’s home with reports on a 4-H softball game and knot tying demonstration. Dues due July 6. Flying Spurs Saddle Club urged completing project books by July 12. An artificial respiration demo by Debbie Knight followed by a July 14 overnight horse camp at Mohican State Park. Members to meet at Clayton home by 6 p.m. for roadside cleanup in Fitchville today. Seventh meeting at Cathi Pennington’s home discussed bake sale and Camp Conger attendance.
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Hartland Scramblers
Pin Oak Lake Park
Huron County Fairgrounds
Dick Lawrence
Steve Guest
Scott Hester
Don Carpenter
Flying Spurs Saddle Club
Debbie Knight
Mohican State Park
Clayton Home
Fitchville Township
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Gary Holida
Reed & Barton
Della Ramey
Zing
Trinity Lutheran Church
Daughters of Isabella
Memorial Lake Park
Firelands
Reed & Barton Stainless
Holman
Jewelers
Duiemonds
Holman Jewelers
Famous Maker Bros
Daniel
MR. and
Mrs
H News
Hartland
Bronson Junior Center
Hustlers
Cathi Pennington
Camp Conger
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