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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1967
Page
7
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North Fairfield reports Bruce Minniear, a seventh grader who lost sight after brain tumor surgery in 1966, received a braille watch as a surprise from his Tri C Sunday School class and teacher Mrs. Harry Woodruff. Bruce planned to attend the Ohio State School for the Blind this fall.
The couple is identified as a Reserve High School graduate and an Air Force airman first class. Rodney Ash and his bride spent a three day honeymoon in a Michigan cabin and plan to move to Colorado Springs Colorado for nursing training and Air Force family life.
Sandra Lee Noch and Kathryn Ann Gill wed Richard Wayne Gill and Rodney Dean Ash in a 2 o'clock Saturday ceremony at Second Congregational Church Wakeman. The event joined two sisters in a shared double wedding with Rev. Donald Brady officiating.
Mrs. Clifford Noch reflects on a rare double wedding as her two daughters Sandra and Kathryn wed within days of each other. The sisters chose nearby dates and outfits, while both sets of parents share duties and expenses. The ceremony at 2 p.m. brought many guests, and the family describes it as unforgettable yet memorable.
The NUNU CHAPTER Beta Sigma Phi opened its season with a program titled Definition of Happiness led by Mrs. Alvin Schnuhl and Mrs. Vern Arnold. Fourteen members shared personal definitions at Mrs. Mathew Czaplicki's home, with co hosts Mrs. Roger Dubuc Mrs. Vern Arnold Mrs. Don Gurney and Mrs. Leo Smith Jr. A cheese booth profits report was given by Mrs. Smith from the Milan Melon Festival. The next meeting is Sept 20 at Mrs. Dubuc's home.
Marine Private Richard E. Shoemaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Shoemaker of Bellevue and husband of Andrea J. Ellis of Norwalk, starts recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. He receives uniforms, gear, and a military haircut and is placed in a training platoon under drill instructors for eight weeks of boot camp.
A charity fashion event at Sandusky High School on September 27 at 8 p.m. features the Daryl Crane Shop of Sandusky. Ticket chairmen are Mrs. Wade Roberts and Mrs. Donald Brattain. Tickets sold at the Daryl Crane Shop and Providence Gift Shop Memorial Gift Shop or hospital desk.
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