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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1972

Page

5

Willard-Lisa Stull and Thomas Leasure Weds at First United Methodist

Lisa Dale Stull and Thomas Paul Leasure exchanged vows Sept. 9 at the First United Methodist Church in Willard. The Rev. Charles Ferrell officiated as Jayne Kelley of Woodville sang and Mrs. Jay Lydy played the organ. The bride, daughter of Renna Stull Jr. and wife, wore an Empire waist organza over taffeta gown with chantilly lace, short sleeves, and a chapel train.

Willard Lisa Dale Stull Thomas Paul Leasure First United Methodist Church Charles Ferrell Jayne Kelley Woodville Jay Lydy Renna Stull, Jr Vermilion Paul Leasure Delaware

Cou ple Celebre Anniversary ac Fe A former Norwalk couple celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Paul Stein of St Petersburg Florida marked their 25th wedding anniversary. They wed Sept 20 1947 at St Pauls Catholic Church. They have children Kathy Saunders of Bellevue Jerry in Vietnam and Diane Connie John Nancy at home. A surprise party Aug 13 in Norwalk featured orange and white decor.

Norwalk Paul Stein St. Petersburg Fla St. Paul’s Catholic Church Stein Mary Alice White Michael Kathy) Saunders Bellevue Jerry Navy Vietnam Diane Charles Butch John Connie Nancy Florida Donald Stein

Calendar events and church activities listed for weekend

Listings include a range of community activities such as a Salvation Army clothing sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saddle Club endurance ride at Alto Wilcot, a hayride at Harold McClaflin farm, Bible study at 13 Spring St., and youth group meetings at First United Methodist Church and other local venues. A note cites a UPI report that less than half of college freshmen graduate within four years.

Lazy Aces Saddle Club Alto Wilcot Harold McClaflin Christine Rucker Spring St New York UPI American Council On Education

Community Scenes Highlight Local Engagements and Club Events

Senior UMYF elected officers at Joanne Maerkisch residence. Shirley Klading engaged to Michael Vogus with Oct 21 wedding planned at St Pauls. Elk's Bridge club winners named. Althea Chapter Eastern Star to discuss Alaska at Masonic Temple Monroeville. Opportunity Club speaker on The Art of Seeing. Golden wedding anniversary open house planned for Hartland Township Community Hall with no gifts.

North Fairfield UMYF Joanne Maerkisch Kathy Ratliff Mary Jane Alaska Joy Washburn Columbus Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc Althea Chapter Eastern Star Masonic Temple Monroeville Otto C. Ruess Norwalk Hartland Township Ruess

Gladys Mortimore and Ruess 50 years at Hartland Township home

The couple Gladys V Mortimore and Mr Ruess married Sept 27 1922 at Wakeman Congregational Church and have lived on Court Road in Hartland Township for 50 years. They have four children Hazel Daugherty Trotwood Otto Jr Everett Huntington Ind and Allen Downington Pa plus 13 grandchildren. Mrs Richard Carey spoke on the sense of touch at Xi Delta Mu, stones shown for uses. A hayride and cookout for members and families is set for 2 p m Sunday at Harold McClaflin farm. Next meeting is Oct 4 at 8 p m at Mrs McClaflin's home.

Gladys V. Mortimore Wakeman Congregational Church Court Road Hartland Township Ruess Charles Hazel) Daugherty Richard Carey Xi Delta Mu Harold McClaflin McClaflin

Nurse Aide Training Course Offered at Fisher-Titus Memorial

Beginning October 9 a six week nurse aide training course will run 8 to 12 noon five days a week at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Tuition is free with limited enrollment and strong job opportunities for graduates. High school graduates over 30 preferred. Applications due by October 2. Interview line 668-8101 Ext 259. Equal Opportunity Employer.

Fishertitus Memorial Hospital

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MR. and Mrs. Thomas Leasure Debbie Stull Nora Bevier Janet Wieringa Teri Parent Glasgow Gary Rawson Todd Netter Greenlawn N.Y Norman Butt Flint Mich Joe Etzkorn Tiffin Don Robertson Willard High School Leasure Bowling Green State University Huron Bowling Green United States Marine Corps Pocono Mountains Parris Island S.C Mrs. Stein Photo Hafner Parents Without Partners First United Presbyterian Church Salvation Army St. Peter Lutheran Church Knights of Columbus First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Social Scene Ambrose Kluding Shirley Michael Vogus Kenneth Vogus E. League St Miss Klading St. Paul’s High School Fanny Farmer Co St. Paul Elk’s Bridge Club Wilbur Edwards Allen Hakes Furniss McDonald Marshall Fields James Browder Jane McFarland Ross Stewart Country Club Bert Eileen) Stiver Opportunity Club ONE Christ Charles H. Pearce Up Ul True Church ONE True Church Norwalk Alliance Church E. Main ST C.H. Pearce Ohio Oberlin Growth Association WOBL-1570 Oberlin Auto Club Ben Franklin Store Carlyle Gift Shop Co-op Book Dean's Family Store Gibson's Bakery Hallover Radio T.V. Herrick Jewelry Hess Pharmacy Independent Oil LaVerne Fashions Lawson's Menswear Lodke’s Garden Center Lorain County Savings and Trust Morehead Sparkle Market Olde Ivy Gift Shop Oberlin IGA Foodliner Ian Oberlin Pro Hardware Powers and Dawley Clothiers Rowe Motor Sales Salon Geri Ann Schubert Buick Seeley’s Army-Navy Shoe String Smith Sohio Service Sport Texaco Watson Hardware Beltone Norwalk Senior Center W. Main Jos. G. Podolsky Podolsky Beltone Hearing Aid Service Park Ave West Mansfield Ayat Norwalk, Ofio
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