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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1977

Page

5

Engagements announced for Shays Moll and Hamons Evans

The engagement of Nancy Ann Shays of New London to Randall Scott Moll of Willard is announced by her parents. Nancy Shays, a 1977 New London High School graduate, works for Thornton and Thornton at torneys in New London. Moll, a 1976 Willard High School graduate, works for the Ohio State Highway Department. Mr and Mrs James Hamons of Milan announce Patricia A Hamons engagement to Joe H Evans of Huron. Patricia Hamons works at Sandusky Mall for J C Penney. Evans is manager of the Sunoco Service Station on U S 250 north. The wedding date is set for April 22.

New London Nancy Ann Shays Randall Scott Moll Donald Moll Willard Nancy Lester Shays Miss Shays New London High School Thornton and Thornton Attorneys Moll Willard High School Ohio State Highway Department James Hamons Milan Patricia A Joe H. Evans Huron Mr. Evans Sunoco U.S. 250 North

Wild Boar Cheaper Than Ham Rocks Mass Market

UPI reports a wild boar sells for as low as $2.25 per pound for a 120 to 200 pound animal from Carmel California, while common ham runs $3.00 to $3.50 per pound. The piece notes a broader mail order trend toward exotic foods and specialty items, including quail, Alpine strawberries, edible chrysanthemums, mushroom kits, and an electric duck plucker priced around $200.

Rockport Mass UPI Carmel Calif Dalzell N.C Cleopatra Oakland Wyoming R.I

Grandmother shares reusable stocking idea for Christmas

A grandmother describes making stockings from net onion bags, sewing them into festive shapes, and filling with cereal box toys, nuts, candies, and fruit for grandchildren. She also suggests adding instant powdered orange drink to candied sweet potatoes for extra flavor.

Heloise Julia Schekk Z.L

Thursday Evening Club Meetings and Events

Beta Sigma Phi meets at Charlene Bauer's home at 7 30. Tau group gathers at Mrs. Robert White's home at 8. Garden Club of Norwalk meets at Mrs. William R Wilkinson's home with Mrs. Richard Smith as hostess at 1 30. Bellevue A A Federal Credit Union Hall hosts meeting at 8 p m.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Charlene Bauer Robert White Garden Club Norwalk William R. Wilkinson Richard Smith Bellevue A.A Federal Credit Union Hall

Community notices from Monroeville and Milan

A carnival for Muscular Dystrophy will run 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday at North Monroeville Baptist Church and the corner of Ohio 113 and 99. Milan clubs announce meetings and visits including Milan Mothers Club at St Anthony's parish hall and Milan Village Crafters in town hall.

Monroeville Monroeville Baptist Church Ohio 113 Ohio 99 Milan St. Anthony’s

Pamela Mesenburg Weds David Lowder

The First Church of Christ in Norwalk hosted the August 27 wedding of Pamela Ann Mesenburg and David Kenneth Lowder. The ceremony was led by Rev. Robert Woods and included detailed gowns, bridesmaids in mint green yellow and lavender, a flower girl, and a ring bearer. The couple resides at 248 Devonshire Road Vermilion.

Church of Christ Norwalk Pamela Ann Mesenbuug David Kenneth Lowder Robert Woods Betty Lowder Vermilion William Lowder Vermilion High School Vera Mesenburg North Fairfield Robert Mesenburg Catawissa Ehove Joint Vocational School Diane Back Judy Mesenburg Lisa Fulton Donna Lowder Maid of Honor Kimberly Mesenburg Jeff Hughes Alfred Martin Jr Donald Lowder

Federal funds sought to aid battered wives shelters

Washington reports nearly triple funding for domestic violence support. Legislation would provide 60 million dollars over three years for emergency shelters hotlines and counseling aimed at battered women. Experts cite doctors misjudging abuse and harm to children from continued violence.

Washington UPI Congress James Howard D-N.j LEAA

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Miss Hamons Sandusky Mall The J.C. Penney Company Patricia Hamons Sportsman’s Manchester Fessenden Social Scene George Evans Chula Vista Mable Smith Collins Catholic United For the Faith Holy Innocents Sandusky Shalom United Church of Christ Harrell F. Beck Benedict Ave Gthothiot Columbus Ave South Shore Pamela Mesenburg David Lowder Bankamericaro Alfred Werber West Main Gabaie Holman LE RS Ik Knit Formfit Rogers
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