Deborah Williams Becomes Bride in Birmingham Michigan
Deborah Jill Williams and John Somerville Siddall wed September 6 at Community Congregational Church Birmingham officiated by Rev Phillip Gentile. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs T P Williams of Neuilly France, wore organza with venice lace and Belgium lace veil. Honeymooned at Niagara Falls after a reception at St Clair Yacht Club.
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Birmingham
Mich
John Somerville Siddall
Deborah Jill Williams
Community Congregational Church
Phillip Gentile
James Siddall
T.P. Williams
Neuilly
France
William Saladin, Sr
Norwalk
Venice
Kenneth Shank
Thomas Ogden
James Masiak
T.P. Williams, II
Barbara Weiss
St. Clair Yacht Club
Niagara Falls
John S. Siddall
Farley 46th Wedding Anniversary in Monroeville
Mr and Mrs Maurice Farley Sr of 121 Wye Street Monroeville celebrated their 46th anniversary. He is manager of Seaman McLean Company and has worked at the elevator 34 years. They have six children 23 grandchildren two great grandchildren and three step great grandchildren Six grandchildren will become teenagers this year.
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Monroeville
Maurice Farley
Wye St
Seaman- McLean Company
Farley
Farleys
Paul D. Broud
Dennis Broud
Fremont
Gary Miller
Sandusky
Broud
South Ridge Street
Oberlin
Monroeville Brikcrete Corporation
Edna Maxine Hurst
Monroeville High School
World-wide Communion Sunday features at three churches
The Children's Choir under Mrs. Paul Laycock performs the season’s first selections at First United Methodist this Sunday. St Paul Episcopal hosts a retreat for Episcopal women led by Rev. Harold Kocher on Tuesday and Wednesday. St Peter Lutheran welcomes guest speaker Rev. Edward Rice of 40 Norwood Ave a former Latin America missionary at Sunday services.
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First United Methodist
Paul Laycock
ST. Paul Episcopal
Harold Kocher
Cleveland State Hospital
ST. Peter Lutheran
Edward Rice
Norwood Ave
Latin America
Kiwanis to Install Holb as Monroeville President
Monroeville Kiwanis will install Albert H. Holb, school superintendent, as president at a 6 30 p m Tuesday installation and ladies night at Ramada Inn. Other officers include Warren Ruggles president elect and Rev Edward A Rebmann secretary treasurer.
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Monroeville Kiwanis
Albert H. Holb
Monroeville
Ramada Inn
Warren Ruggles
Richard Reser
Edward A. Rebmann
Paul B. Smith
Smith
George L. Ebright
J. Creighton Christ
Richard G. Jones
John D. Moyer
Howard C. Sparks
Plans For Rush Party At XI Delta Mu Chapter
Plans for the annual Rush Party were discussed by XI Delta Mu Chapter members at the home of Mrs. Richard Boose on Wednesday. The event is set for October 29 at Mrs. Bernard Missler’s home with Missler in charge of the program How To Say It. Excerpts from Kermit Schafer’s Pardon My Blooper and other comedy albums were featured. Mrs. Earle Mack will host the next meeting on October 15 at her home.
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Wakeman
Order of Eastern Star
Ways and Means
XI Delta MU Chapter
Richard Boose
Bernard Missler
Missler
Kermit Schafer
Earle Mack
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Deborah Williams
Belgium
D.F Hazelwood
Topeka, Kan
Jane Siddall
Overseas
William Aitken
London
England
Donald Shelton
Paris
LaVern Miller
Antwerp
Lansing, Mich
Michigan State University
Fraser
Clarksfield
Forrest Motter
New London
White Joe Garden Club
Grace Russell
Cincinnati
Firelands
Pleasant Street School
Spiegel Grove
Catherine Rogers
O.J. Nicholson
Claude Martin, Jr
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Charity Circle
St. Paul Episcopal Church
First United Methodist Church
Gladys Skillikorn
Whittlettes Tops Club
Ronald Ingersoll
Firelands Geological Club
Columbia Gas Company
Trim Down Tops Club
City Church
Stower Sisters School of Dancing
Home Savings and Loan No
East Main ST
Norwalk, Ohio
Crystal and
China
Gollou
Monroeville News
Kiwanis
Holb
Jim Wasson
Huron
Associated News
W.L.E.C. Sandusky
The
National Investigations Committee On
Knights of Columbus
Alfred V. Schafer
Clifford Wilson
Bellevue
Berlin Heights
AAA
Huron County Automobile Club
Benedict
W. Main ST
Okewe
Chadwick
Galatia
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Armstrong
Hill's
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