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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
5
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital received 6700 from its auxiliary and pink ladies at the annual meeting. President Mrs. Elmer Doerr presented the check to Administrator Richard Westhofen as volunteers were thanked for harvest ball and gift shop fundraising.
Bellevue announces Ray Ann Farrington to James M. Alt. Ray Ann is a 1971 Bellevue High School grad employed at Wappler Instrument Co. James M. Alt, a 1967 Thompson High School graduate, works at Studerobringer Construction Co. They plan an October 20 wedding. Also engaged are Gearldine Sue Wallace and David Allan Smith of New London and Sandusky families. Gearldine is a 1967 New London High School graduate employed by Saginaw Wire Products. David Smith is a Sandusky High School graduate employed by Clay Products in Sandusky. They will wed June 9 at United Methodist Church in Sandusky.
Marilynn Lawrie and Robert Ely Tener exchanged vows May 5 at St Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev Elden Smith officiating. The bride wore a silk organza gown with cathedral train and lace trim. the pair will reside in Youngstown after a Florida honeymoon.
Kappa Epsilon members held a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Ralph Braker. Gary Pigman won a dinner drawing at Ramada Inn. A mother daughter potluck is set for 7 p.m. at Mrs. Gayle Whaley’s home. The group supports this year’s multiple sclerosis drive with Mrs. William Newcomer as chair and Mrs. Robert Fowler treasurer. A father daughter banquet is planned for June 21 at Ramada Inn with final plans May 23 at Mrs. Patrick Pigman’s home. Mrs. William Meese spoke about a nursery school for three and four year olds to be held at her home. Enrollment is for children three by September. A Reflector caller corrected an anniversary error noting 24 years, not 25. The Ballards celebrated their 25th anniversary with a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. David Ballard. Over 200 guests attended from Ohio and Michigan at Memorial Lake Club House. Monroeville High School Future Homemakers of America installed new officers during a mother daughter tea. Officers include Sue Fries president, Jeannie Fritz vice president, Debi Roeder secretary, Shannon Pittman treasurer, Paula Roeder parliamentarian, Denny Ames song recreation leader, Jan Wendt degrees, Barb Morman award of merit, Sue Roeder student council, Sheila Shibley reporter, Cindy Mowry historian, Elaine Laux junior fair board secretary. Faculty advisors are Miss Elizabeth Shearer and Mrs. Jackie Tilton.
Deana Bailey spoke at the EHOVE Young Homemakers meeting about her Americans Abroad experience. Plans for a lunch stand at the July 21 Young Farmers Tractor pull in New London were discussed, with pies and supplies donations requested. Committee chairs were named and a local farm tour picnic is set for August 5. A June 26 meeting will finalize the lunch stand and 1973-74 program.
Odrinex offers a tiny tablet weight loss plan claiming no drugs and no exercise. It pledges fat reduction and longer life, noting thousands of users over 14 years and a money back guarantee with mail order availability through All Drug Stores.
VFW Auxiliary dinner and meeting at 6 p m joins Toastmasters at the Ramada Inn at 6 30 p m Girl Scout Troop 61 meets at First United Methodist Church 6 30 p m Troop 334 at the church 7 p m Webelo Scouts 218 at First United Methodist Church 7 p m Norwalk Community Church Choir Practice at home of Mrs Christine Rucker 7 p m TOPS OH 578 at the Senior Center 8 p m
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