Monroeville Couple Weds at St Joseph Church
Pamela Jean Smith and Robert Allen Bores married October 27 at St. Joseph Catholic Church Monroeville. The bride a dental hygienist and OSU graduate. groom a self employed contractor and Monroeville High School alum. They reside at 2 Milan Ave Monroeville.
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Monroeville
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Pamela Jean Smith
Paul Smith
Robert Allen Bores
Richard E. Bores
Bores
Monroeville High School
Ohio State University
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Harvey Keller
Jack Trushel
Norwalk
Stephen Scott
Texarkana
Tex
Joseph Russ
Columbus
Luba Hadzima
Betty Grigonis
Euclid
Mark Bores
Kenneth Hay
Willard
Milan Ave
Potluck and teen makeup demo planned at St Mary parish
The Social Scene notes a 6:30 p.m. potluck for women and high school girls at Reynolds Hall with entertainment by parish youths and a teen makeup demonstration by Arlene Krupp. A committee led by Margaret Ryan coordinates the event.
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St. Mary Catholic Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Reynolds Hall
Arlene Krupp
Margaret Ryan
Trudy Riley
Helen Daugherty
Agnes Finch
Wednesday Community Youth and Civic Meetings Calendar
Wednesday listings include Girl Scout Troops 143 and 174 at First United Presbyterian and Church venues, Boy Scout Troops 232 and 218, Elks Bridge Club at the Country Club, and various clubs. Also Saint Gerard Majella and Daughters of Isabella activities, Kappa Epsilon Sorority, and Mothers of Twins gathering with times from 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Norwalk, Monroeville, Bellevue, and Siam areas.
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First United Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church
Elks Bridge Club
William Gelvin
Saint Gerard Majella
Kenneth Collier
Norwalk
Christian Women’s Club
Eastern Star Lodge
Collins
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sally de Forest
Zion Episcopal Church
Monroeville
Daughters of Isabella Mass
St. Paul Catholic Church
Kappa Epsilon Sorority
Becky Stockmaster
Lacy Aces Saddle Club
Douglas Bordner
Siam
Firelands
Bellevue
Mothers of Twins Club
Thomas Gerrity
Charter Draped For Grange Man
NEW LONDON The charter was draped at the New London Grange meeting for Past State Master Byron Frederick who died Oct. 22. Plans for an open meeting Nov. 16 were announced by Master Ellis Cook. A 7 p.m. potluck supper will precede the meeting. Garry Ward story from National Safety Council notes a boy swallows his pencil causing six weeks out of school. readers urged to teach safe habits. The annual Ritualistic Contest is set for March 2 at Western Reserve School. The Huron County Pomona Grange meets Nov. 15 at Fitchville Grange Hall. Edd Franklin and Ellis Cook co-chair New London Township United Fund drive. Mrs. Lewis Heyman earns blue ribbon for Women activity notebook. Lecture Hour featured Graces with a Thanksgiving theme and participants include John Jacque and several Grange officers.
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New London
Byron Frederick
Ellis Cook
Western Reserve School
Huron County Pomona Grange
Fitchville Grange Hall
Edd Franklin
New London Township
United Fund
Lewis Heyman
Joe Kortan
Walter Payne
Lawrence Snyder
Stress Signals And Self Care Tips From Nebraska Expert
Lincoln Nebraska. Georgia Skinker extension family economics and management specialist explains stress arises when demands exceed balance. She notes common symptoms such as headaches rashes throat fullness and ulcers and urges developing a personal pace of living to avoid chasing others standards.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Georgia Skinker
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
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