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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1979
Page
5
The South Central Future Homemakers of America present Spring Fever a 7 30 p m style show in the school gym Tickets are 1 for adults 50 cents for students Proceeds benefit FHA projects and activities
In Berlin Heights United Methodist Church on March 17, Peggy Lynne Heckelman and James William Daniels were united in marriage by Rev. Eugene Booker. The bride wore a white gown with lace trim, carried daisies and roses, and was escorted by her parents. The groom, a self employed truck driver, is the son of William Daniels. The couple honeymooned at Mohican State Park and reside in Berlin Heights. 4-H News notes Ridgefield Country Kids held an organizational meeting March 10 with an April 16 trip planned to Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village and a March 30 trash pickup in Ridgefield Township.
Mr and Mrs Christian Coy Sr were honored at a surprise reception marking their 50th wedding anniversary hosted by seven children at North Fairfield Grange Hall. They wed February 23 1929 in Milan Methodist Church with Gertrude L Conrad. they have 17 grandchildren five great grandchildren and three more on the way.
Wednesday schedule lists Congregational Church Monroeville 7 30 p m Huron County Diabetes Association Fisher Titus auditorium 7 30 p m DeMolay Masonic Temple 7 30 p m A A Al Anon Alateen First United Presbyterian Church 8 p m 1 0 C F Local Temple 8 p m Thursday A A Discussion First United Presbyterian 10 a m Kiwanis Norwalk Bowling Center 11 45 a m Willard A A Willard United Bank 8 p m Friday Overeaters Anonymous St Mary s rectory basement 9 30 a m Saturday Tops Oh 578 Home of Mrs John Walker 322 N Old State Road 1 p m
North Fairfield Junior Girl Scout Troop 184 met at United Methodist Church. The Green Clovers prepared banana boats, spinach and corn for the cooking badge while the Teeny Boppers completed shirts for the sewing badge.
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