Nun Patricia Rogers Named Vice Chair of Cuyahoga Democrats
Sister Patricia Rogers of the Humility of Mary Sisters in Cleveland is elected one of 24 vice chairmen of the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party. A former precinct com mitteewoman and Oakar aide, she aims to run for Cleveland City Council while noting broad acceptance of a religious woman in politics.
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Patricia Rogers
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Miss King and Tom McElroy Wed in Summer Ceremony
The couple tied the knot June 5 at Mount Union Baptist Church in Carpenter in a double ring ceremony. Attended by family from Zion Illinois and Pomeroy, the bride Geneva King wore a white polyester crepe gown and yellow rose bouquet. After the ceremony they traveled to a wedding trip and reside in Zion. The groom is a Moody Bible Institute graduate and home missionary with the American Missionary Fellowship.
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Judy King
Kankakee
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Withrop Harbor
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Ashland
Doug Peck
Des Moines
Jack Studebaker
Zion
Meigs High School
Olivet Nazarene College
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Moody Bible
Ninth Annual Wells Stalnaker Family Reunion Held in Marietta
Descendants of James and Jerusha Wells Stalnaker gathered at the Civitan Building Marietta for the ninth reunion with a Bicentennial themed display. Evelyn Sedgwick and her son Don entertained after a basket dinner. many Stalnaker and related families from Marietta The Plains Columbus Uniontown Newark Tuppers Plains and New Castle attended. Next year’s reunion is set for the same venue and date.
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James
Jerusha Wells Stalnaker
Civitan
Marietta
Evelyn Sedgwick
Don
James Stalnaker
Karen
Sandy Stalnaker
Blaine Newell
the Plains
David Lindsey
Columbus
Junior Russell
Lotridge
Guy Stalnaker
Uniontown
Richard Stalnaker
Joe Lippe
Ronald Raines
Onofrio
Monage
Edith Curtis
Akron
John Stalnaker
Newark
Harold Newell
Chester
Bob Dailey
Max Burchfield
Athens
Ted Sedgwick Jr
Ted Sedgwick Sr
Tuppers Plains
Courtney Hodge
Orpha
Dick Singer
New Castle
Day Cent Schedule At Athens Day Living Center
This week at Athens Day Living Center Scott Quad features an armchair tour of France by Gloria Muntean with slides on French points of interest and customs. The Aug 30 Sept 2 schedule lists daily activities including musical programs craft sessions bingo films and a France tour with a Strouds Run outing and a beauty care program by Pete Bowen.
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France
Gloria Muntean
Betsy Hammer
Carolyn Clutter
Fall Obedience Classes Begin at Athens Training Club
The Athens Training Club will start fall obedience classes on September 8 with weekly sessions through November 10. Two openings remain in the beginning class at 7:30 p.m. and a Members Class at 7 p.m. will welcome trained members. Classes meet at the City Recreation Center on East State Street. Information via Anne L Heureux at 593 7960. Shrimp and grapefruit cocktail recipe offered as extra-special.
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Freedom Balances Aging Loss
Lorene Keeler of Oklahoma State University argues that aging brings losses but also gains such as increased personal freedom after retirement. She notes reduced dependence on a clock and fewer parental worries as children leave home, framing older adults as pioneers in modern aging.
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Stillwater
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Lorene Keeler
Oklahoma State University
Elderly Life Redefined After 65 Says Expert Panel
The article quotes Mrs. Keller on aging as a period of new roles and freedom. It notes most over 65 live at home, many with relatives, and warns against viewing seniors as sick or dependent. Retirement should be active with hobbies and second careers for a rewarding life.
Weekend College Plans Announced in Owensboro Kentucky
Dr. Donald D. Douglass at Kentucky Wesleyan College outlines a weekend college starting next February for working adults. Classes meet one weekend every three weeks with nine credits per semester, aiming for an associate degree in four years. He hopes 125 to 150 students enroll and plans surveys and chamber of commerce outreach.
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Donald D. Douglass
Kentucky Wesleyan College
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