Anniversary Has Many Highlights
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Chase celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a Calif on the road camping trip for a month. They were married Aug 7 1948 at Monroeville Congregational Church. Thetis Chamberlin is Mrs. Chase’s former name. They have four children and stayed with relatives in Fallbrook and Norwalk. They camped in Sequoia National Park. two surprise picnics were held for the couple. Mr. Chase works nearly 26 years for New Departure Hyatt in Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Chase
E. Elm
California
Chases
Monroeville Congregational Community Church
Chase
Thetis Chamberlin
Deborah
Lester, Jr
Robert
Cynthia
Heloise hints and reader laughs mix in local column
Local letters entertain with hints on hosiery storage and checkbook refills. A reader shares crocket rug tips and a foil wrapped potato pun that had others chuckling. Betty Mentnech suggests vitamin bottle vases for groups and hospital trays.
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Heloise
Betty Mentnech
High School Sweethearts Weds in Norwalk Church Ceremony
Robyn Lee Meagrow and Dennis Lile Brady, high school sweethearts, married at St. Peter Lutheran Church on Saturday at 6 30 p.m. The bride is the Meagrow daughter of Walter and Mrs. Meagrow of Norwalk. the groom is the son of Mrs. Henry Oney and John Brady. The Rev. Quentin E. Battiste officiated. The couple met at the 1968 Huron Water Festival. They will reside at 192 Williams Street. Robyn is a Norwalk High School graduate and Bowling Green Firelands student. Dennis is a Norwalk High School graduate and diesel mechanic.
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Robyn Lee Meagrow
Dennis Lile Brady
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Walter R. Meagrow
Indian Terrace
Mr. Brady
Henry Oney
Milan
John A. Brady
N. Hester St
Quentin E. Battiste
Debra Hipp
Janet McGuckin
Huron
Dennis
Robyn
Thomas E. Clark
Norwalk
Nancy Haines
Debbie Heaston
Sue Meagrew
Thom Brady
Jack Brady
Bob Meagrow
Jim Ewell
Red and Gun Club
Florida
Williams St
Norwalk High School
Bowling Green State University
Firelands
HAP Co
Bellevue
Oriental Display And Rose Win Top Trophies
At the Home Flower Garden Club Show in New London during Labor Day events at Recreational Park, Mrs. Nona Funk won Best of Show with an oriental arrangement featuring purple asters and a miniature Chinaman, while Mrs. Bessie Runkle earned Best of Show with a red rose display. The exhibit carried the theme The Good Old Days across 16 arrangement classes, with first and second place ribbons awarded.
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New London
Nona Funk
Bessie Runkle
Home Flower Garden Club
Recreational Park
Eagles Auxiliary to vote on new by laws in meeting
Eagles Auxiliary members will vote on new by laws at 8 p m Monday. Names awarded to include Mrs Funk Mrs Beulah Paramore Mrs Joan Nichols Donald Field and others. A special children division featured fruits and vegetables in arrangements with first and second place ribbons awarded to several participants including Ark Gilbert Marge O Hara Allen Smith Leanne Kelly and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Funk
Beulah Paramore
Joan Nichols
Donald Field
Joyce Tulk
Peggy Kelly
Bill Burton
Leanne Kelly
David O’hara
Laurie Kelly
Ark Gilbert
Marge O’hara
Allen Smith
Viola Stone
Becky Kelly
Don Field
Bessie Runkle
Ruth Stanfield
Jean Cooke
Walter Payne
Leigh Ann Gregory
Vic Bailey
Virginia Harner
Randy
Kiwanis and Toastmasters Meet Across Sandusky Calendar
Thursday schedule includes Kiwanis at Eagles Hall 11 45 a m Toastmasters at Impala Sandusky 6 30 p m TOPS OH 578 at the Senior Center 8 p m. Participants listed include Harner Maurinne O Hara Lois Neel Pat Kelly Jerry Whetstone Irene Bailey Laura Smith and Flora Moore.
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Kiwanis Club
Eagles Hall
Impala
Sandusky
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MR. and
Mrs. Lester Chase
V.P
Edna B. Temples
Waterford
Lenox China
Oneida
Reed & Barton
Holman Jewelers
Mrs. Dennis Lile Brady
Photo
Mike Volker
Rose
Marco
ACORN
Lancelot
Holman Jewelers Alk
Ebert's
Higgins and Pelikan
Eberts
Sanford
Boston
Elmer's
West Main St
Wakeman
Ohio
London
Easton
Monsanto
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