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Newspaper
Willard Times Junction
Location
Willard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2013
Page
5
Rachel Elizabeth Kaylor and Bryan Douglas Sykes announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. Both live in Willard with families named, detailing education, military service, and current employment. A September 7 wedding is planned.
A daughter, Carley Ann Walters, was born to Chris and Ticy Ann (Pittenger) Walters of Upper Sandusky on August 9.
The Willard Church of the Nazarene welcomes newcomers offering Monday ladies group, Tuesday Romans Bible Study, Wednesday teens and adults, and Thursday morning prayer. The Street Team supports monthly clothing and food outreach in Willard and Mansfield. Call 419-935-4851 for details. Services: Sunday School 9:30, morning worship 10:45, midweek 6:30. Website listed. 2013 birth notice included for Carley Rae Walters with family details.
Good Housekeeping offers a five minute fruit slush recipe using 3 cups watermelon 1 cup strawberries 2 scoops lemon sorbet 1/4 cup pineapple juice and lime juice. Blend until smooth and serve in four glasses yielding about 3 1/2 cups with per serving numbers including calories fat cholesterol sodium carbs fiber and protein.
Shawn Abston and James Newsome announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. Shawn, a 2007 Willard High School graduate and 2013 Ashland University nursing BS, works for Macy's. James, son of Sondra Newscome, attended Willard High School, served six years in the Army Reserves, and works for RR Donnelley. The September 14 wedding will be at the Christian Alliance Church on Maple Street in Willard.
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