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. . . * ... ..«»*« . * . * 1 'MarriedYearsMR. AND MRS. WILLIAM STANTZfWestminster*lass Enjoys1ravel TalkNAVARRE—Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Stantz of Wooster st will observe their 56th wedding anniversary Sunday but no celebration of the event is planned. Mrs. Stantz hopes to attend the Fender family reunion near New Bedford,]w . ‘ I Ohio, in Coshocton county butWestminster Bible class of her husband, will not be able tosntrtl Presbyterian church lursday afternoon met in theestminster room at the churchti 15 members and one. guest attendance. Mrs. ..George Me-tighlin presided. Mrs. Bessiemton based her devotions oit aim 24, using the theme his Is the Lovely Lord!s World” d closed with prayer.accompany her due to his health.Mr. and Mrs. Stantz were married May 31, 1903, in the residence of Mrs. Stantz’ parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Darr near Baltic in Holmes county. Mrs. Stantz, who is 74, is the former Miss Mary Darr. Stantz, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.^ v __ .~t, IJoshua Stutz, was born in Justus Mri. Jesse T. Giles provided an ’ * • - - - • *-cresting travel talk telling of r three months trip through uth America. Mrs. Giles first ited the Mardi Gras and then irded the Gulf Trader in New leans for the trip to the south-i continent where she visited ru, Lima, Buenos Aires, Riobut moved as a small boy with his parents to Navarre. Stantz observed his 90th birthday anniversary May 24.¥MR, AND MRS. STANTZ have lived all their married life in their present home which has 15 rooms. . An upstairs apart-Janerio. She. also made a men£ js rented but Mr. and Mrs.iteial trip to the Chilian lakes i returned to the States via ; Delta line.ftie speaker brought souvenirs silver and brass which she exited adding interest to hervel resume.Stantz occupy the 10 rooms bn the first floor.Stantz worked about 60 years as a millwright at various firms including the Brown Lumber Co. iin Massillon and later for Garber Lumber of Strasburg, where he1frs. Mae Erwin and Mrs. John remained until his retirement at tdy served a delicious sal_ad the age of 80 years.itbc during an informal socialir.Mr. and Mrs. Stantz are theT . . . . oarents of two daughters, Mrs.lie class is planning a picmc.y|0]a iviiller of Middlebranch and►per June 2o at 6 p. m. in the ^lice Cronk of Massillon.rchburch Schoolsburned In ArearAVARRE.— Bible school will be conducted June 1-12 from ) 11 a; m. for children who be four years old'.by June 1 nigh the present sixth grade St. Paul's United Church of ist. Mrs. David Gardner, as-ed by Miss Margie NicklesThey have eight grandchildrenand 18 great-grandchildren.Mrs. Stantz has a brother, Floyd Darr of New Bedford and a sister. Miss Elva Darr who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Stantz. Stantz lias a brother, Charles Stantz who will be 86 years old in Octoberand a sister, Mrs. Laura Kline ofMassillon who was 88 this month.Mr. and Mrs. Stantz’ daughters arranged a family party attended by 28 Sunday in observance of Stantz* birthday anniversary. Stantz received nice gifts.\t£1sdtn
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Evening Independent
Massillon, Ohio, US
Fri, May 29, 1959
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