Local show hours set for weekend public viewing
Mrs. Harry McRae chairs the staging committee with Mrs. W L Mead in charge of decorations as Friday’s scene. The show opens to the public today until 5 p m and will run 11 a m to 5 p m on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1968
Page
3
Mrs. Harry McRae chairs the staging committee with Mrs. W L Mead in charge of decorations as Friday’s scene. The show opens to the public today until 5 p m and will run 11 a m to 5 p m on Sunday.
Constance Marie Snyder and Glenn A. Hammersmith wed at 11 30 a m last Saturday at St Pauls Catholic Church with Rev William Bodart officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Snyder, wore silk organza and chantilly lace. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Harold Hammersmith. The ceremony included matron of honor Mrs Dennis Dible and bridesmaids Pat Rupp Mary Bleile Betty Hammersmith. Beth Snyder was flower girl. After the ceremony guests mingled at the American Legion Hall before a short wedding trip and a home on 345 Weber Rd Columbus. The couple will reside in Columbus. the bride graduated from St Pauls High School and works at Donnelleys in Willard. the groom, Norwalk High School graduate, attends Ohio State University.
Oxford reports two women pledged during the fall rushing period at Miami University. Leslie Henry of Plymouth joined Gamma Phi Beta while Laura Jean Shankman of 45 Stoutenburg Norwalk joined Sigma Delta Tau.
The Women’s Exercise Class will start at 9 30 a m next Tuesday at the Milan Recreational Center. The session lasts about one and a half hours and runs through November. Preschool children may attend. The Beta Sigma Phi Kappa Epsilon chapter met Wednesday at Mrs. Robert’s home.
The First Church of Christ on Benedict and Hickory Streets hosts homecoming this Sunday with a church dinner in the fellowship hall. J Edwin Smith of the N O A H Evangelistic Association speaks afternoon and Dr Lewis Foster of Cincinnati Bible Seminary features in the evening. Special music planned. Public invited.
Cape Cod residents Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Robert Reed were married at 12 noon on September 14 at Sacred Heart Church in Tribes Hill New York. The Rev Clarence O'Shea officiated the ceremony. The bride is Barbara Dufel daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Dufel Tribes Hill.
Area women graduating from Sandusky School of Practical Nursing last Sunday include Catherine Brswell Eileen Campbell Charrlee Chisholm Betsy Sallee Betty Sparkman and Judith Wise all of Willard. Graduation occurs as James I Patterson 17 son of Mr and Mrs James R Patterson Willard a tank driver with the 4th Armored Division completes field exercise Schwarzer Loewe in southern Germany with West German French and American troops. The event marks nursing credential eligibility pending State Board exams in Columbus New York.
Mildred Phillips of Milan named third runner-up in Miss Ohio Festival at Jackson County Apple Festival. She attends Edison High School and is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Phillips. She will join the Ohio Swiss Festival parade at Sugar Creek with Melon Queen Committee chair Mrs. Weiss.
Tonight the Firelands Solo-Parents Club boards at Val's from 8 to 8 30 p m. Sunday Buckeye District Rose Show at Kingwood Center Mansfield runs 10 a m to 6 p m. Norwalk garden show Autumn Fantasy at National Guard Armory 11 a m to p m. Wakeman St Marys Census Committee meets 8 p m in parish lounge. Monday Brownie Troop 50 at Fellowship Hall 3 15 p m Cub Scout Pack 218 at 7 p m Norwalk Trim Down TOPS meets 8 p m at Senior Citizens Center Lauren Study Club hosted by Mrs Marian Preston 8 p m.
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