Two Marriages Performed Today In Norwalk Church
Sandra Jean Sudbrink and Alonzo S Guaderrama wed in an 11 30 morning ceremony at St Pauls Catholic Church Norwalk. The bride wore a white velvet empire gown with train and pearl lace details.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1966
Page
3
Sandra Jean Sudbrink and Alonzo S Guaderrama wed in an 11 30 morning ceremony at St Pauls Catholic Church Norwalk. The bride wore a white velvet empire gown with train and pearl lace details.
Susan Mary Stoll and Sherman Charles Scott married this morning at St. Pauls Church Norwalk in a 1030 ceremony presided by Rev John Lau dick. The bride wore white silk organza with pearl details and carried feathered mums. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Lewis Enderle and best man Kenneth Landoll. A 630 reception followed at Knights of Columbus Hall. They plan a Florida honeymoon and will reside in Vernon Connecticut.
Marcella Agnes Smith and Donald Richard Schaffer plan an April wedding. Miss Smith, daughter of Clemens and Mrs. Smith of Monroeville, is a St Francis High School and St Joseph's School of Practical Nursing graduate.
An open house for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barman at 137 Woodlawn Ave will honor their 50th wedding anniversary. The reception begins at 3 p.m. at the American Legion Hall in Norwalk, planned by their children for friends and relatives.
James E. Grimes 25 of Wake man Route 3 receives a second lieutenant commission after completing 23 weeks at the Army Artillery and Missile Center Ft. Sill Oklahoma. He entered the Army in January 1966 after graduating from Wellington High School in 1959 and Ohio State University in 1963. His wife Donna resides at 350 South Main Wellington.
St Pauls Rosary Altar Society will present Meet the Teachers at 8 p m Tuesday in the Parish Hall. The program is organized by the Public Relations Committee with Mrs Joseph Niedzwiecki as chairwoman and Mrs Frank Herkender and Mrs Robert Kramer as co chairmen. Refreshments will be served by Mrs William White and Mrs Bernard Renner. Nine delegates attended the 1966 Joint Conference of Toledo Diocesan Councils with 1 700 people at Grassroots Ecumenism. Rev Robert E Hunt of Catholic University gave the main address. Norwalk attendees included Mrs Thomas Hug and others. The Firelands Democratic Women’s Club of Huron County meets 7 30 p m Monday at the American Legion Hall in Norwalk. Clarence Ellett will speak on housing conditions. The Mary Immaculate Discussion Group met with Rev Norbert Howe as speaker on Ecumenical council changes and future diocesan shifts. guests included several local women. The Tuesday Reading Club discussed ships seen on the St Lawrence River during Angell Island vacation. next meeting is Nov 29 at the Milan Inn. The Council of Norwalk Garden Clubs elected officers led by Mrs D A Arrington. plans for a January luncheon and projects were discussed.
Tonight 8 to 11 FADS Square Dance at Pleasant Street School and Breath of Spring by Shoestring Players at St Pauls Parish House 8 15 p m Sunday 150th anniversary worship at New London First Methodist Church 10 45 a m Monday list of local clubs meetings includes Daughters of American Colonists Lions Club Cub Scout Pack 218 Circle 5 Whittle Ettes TOPS Salvation Army advisory board American Legion Auxiliary Isabella Study Club and St Jude Thaddeus Discussion Group with each gathering at designated venues and times.
Fashionette notes a modernized slimmer version of the old plus-fours. The new knickers reach just below the knees and are banded, yet lack the full bloused fit of the traditional style.
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