Norwalk High Students Featured At Shakespeare Club Evening
Mrs. Jeffrey Carrish introduced four Norwalk High School speech students at the Shakespeare Club gathering at First United Methodist Church. Students recently competed in Ohio High School Speech League events and showcased their trophy from Margaretta High School tournament. Blake White performed a humorous declamation from The Odd Couple. Priscilla Harkness presented The Little Black Boys. Ed Shepp explained extemporaneous speaking. Tracey Buck, state qualifier in oratorical declamation, delivered The Return of the Square. Hosts included the Rothel, Gelvin, Johnson, Henry, and White families. Sunday events listed include an antique show at Holiday Inn and FADS-EHOVE classes at Joint Vocational School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Carrish
Norwalk High School
Shakespeare Club
First United Methodist Church
Carrish
Margaretta High School
Blake White
Neil Simon
Priscilla Harkness
Ed Shepp
Tracey Buck
Norwalk
Holiday Inn
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Fitchville United Methodist Church
Norwalk Community Church Bible Study
Christine Rucker
Golden Age Club Hosts Potluck and Elects Officers
Sixty one members attended a potluck dinner at the Senior Center. Burtis Atkinson and wife Margaret were away in Florida. Albert Spoerr could not attend. New officers named: Alma Stower president Eva Fritz vice president Hazel Woodworth secretary Dorothy Springer financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
Hazel Woodworth
Burtis Atkinson
Margaret
Florida
Albert Spoerr
Alma _ Stower
Eva Fritz
Dorothy Springer
Vermilion antique show marks 10th anniversary
Vermilion College Club hosts 20 northern Ohio dealers for its tenth annual antique show and sale at Vermilion High School commons. Event honors Mrs. Robert Coulter with a special display of her antiques. hours 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m. Saturday and noon–6 p.m. Sunday.
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Lima
Allen County Fairgrounds
DeMolay Establishes Henry H Steely Scholarship Fund
The Jesse Ruth Chapter of DeMolay and friends set up the Col Henry H Steely DeMolay Scholarship Foundation in Willard with 705 dollars. Named for Steely born in Williamsburg Kentucky in 1898 he moved to Willard in 1958 from Cleveland where he owned Steely Trucking Co for 28 years. He earned Masonic degrees from Brooklyn Lodge 454 and belonged to Al Sirat Grotto Al Koran Shrine and the Scottish Rite. He died January 6 last year and a $100 scholarship will be awarded yearly to a needy DeMolay member pursuing post high school education. IRS notes gifts are tax deductible.
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Willard
Jesse Ruth
DeMolay
Henry H. Steely
Col
Steely
Williamsburg
Willara
Cleveland
Steely Trucking Co
Brooklyn Lodge
al Sirat Grotto
al Koran Shrine
Scottish Rite
Valley of Cleveland
Kentucky
Internal Revenue Service
Engaged couples announced in two communities
Carolyn Ann Schnellinger and Roy A. Dieffenderfer announce their engagement with plans for a Sept. 14 church wedding at St. Pauls in New London. Pamela Geneen Bilton and James Paul Boss also announce their engagement with plans for a future wedding. she works in the Huron County Clerk of Courts office and he studies at Lorain Community College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Ann Schnellinger
Roy A. Dieffenderfer
Miss Schnellinger
Kenneth Schnellinger
Olive St
St. Paul High School
Saginaw Wire
Charles Dieffenderfer
Monroeville
J.C. Carrick
Norwalk
Norwalk High School
United States Army
Germany
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
New London
Eugene A. Bilton
Collins
Pamela Geneen
James Paul Boss
Wellington
Pamela
New London High School
Huron County Clerk of Courts Office
Paul F. Boss
Lorain County Community College
Wappler Instrument Co
Have Something to Sell Ad Prompt
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Oscar Rothel
John Gelvin
Robert Johnson
William C. Henry
Dudley A. White
Ruralettes Extension Club
Charles Vogel
Robert Gray
Lorain, Erie and
Huron County
The
National Foundation For
Floann Vincent
Avon Lake
Midway Mall
Futher
James Felton
Liles Road
St. Joseph’s School
Amherst
Professional Women’s Club
William Wilkinson
Firelands Business and Professional Women’s Club
Norwalk Public Library
Coulters
Milan
Zino Francescatti
Toledo Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Office
Stranahan Square
Art Museum
Rit Chie
Terry
Carolyn Schnellinger
Pamela Geneen Bilton
Jean’s Yarn Shop
Veaa
Clyde
Ohio
Formfit Rogers
Robe
P-S-M
AMS
Home Savings & Loan
E. Main ST
Home Savings and Loan CO
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