Bowl Era Lanes Summer League Results June 12 1967
Bowl Era Lanes reports high games and series from MON NITE SUMMER LEAGUE and WEDNESDAY 4 MAN TEAMS. Pat Summit led with 198 and 534 in the first event while Marge Miller and Karen Bame shared top 3 game and series marks. team scores include Mathias 745 and 2173, with standings glimpsed for several teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Summit
Marge Miller
Alice ‘Manner
Liz Berardinelli
Barbara Swartz
Karen Bame
Mathias
Mewhotters
Waeees
Marugg
Bear
Marugeg
Ernie Webster
J. O. Ailbenit
B. Flishpaw
O.albert
Aedeats Oy
Keller
Eeee
Obituaries from Wharton and Surrounding Areas
William H. Brittingham 61 of Wharton died Sunday at his home. Funeral held Wednesday at Bringman Co. Upper Sandusky. Interment Wharton Cemetery led by Rev. Paul McMurrin. Clifford E. Baum 85 of Trymochhee Township died June 8 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Funeral at Moore's Funeral Home with Rev. John Ash. Burial Pleasant Ridge Cemetery west of Sycamore. Amanda E. Waugh 96 of route one Wharton died June 7 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Funeral June 10 at Wharton Church of God with Rev. Landolt and Rev. R. P. Smith officiating. Burial Wharton Cemetery.
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Amanda E. Waugh
Route One
Wharton
Wyandot ‘Memorial Hospital
Wharton Church of God
Fred Landolt
R. P. Smith
Wharton Cemetey
Accelerated sewing course trains 4-H leaders nationwide
The 12 year program on Your Sewing Machine teaches handling and care of both man made and natural fibers. Over 75 000 women have learned correct use and care through this accelerated course for adult and junior 4-H leaders and volunteers.
On An Even Keel and All For The Church Message
A dated religious item urges self control and church attendance. It cites 2 Corinthians 1 8 14 and argues the church builds character, democracy, and civilization. It lists four reasons to attend services and support the church and urges daily Bible reading.
Sewing course drives 4-H sewing across modern fibers
Nearly half a million 4-H girls are reached by a sewing course supervised by extension clothing specialists and Singer Company personnel. The program teaches sewing on man-made fibers, care of machines, and handling new materials with guidance from Miss Jessie Hutton. Participants receive sewing guide books and can join if they are adults or junior 4-H readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Company
Jessie Hutton
Singer
Frances Grubel Becomes Bride at McDonald Ohio
Miss Frances Mae Grubel wed George Vuletich at Woodland Park Methodist Church in McDonald Ohio on June 4 1967 The ceremony was conducted by Rev Richard Farrell The bride is the daughter of Delmar and Grubel and Mr and Mrs Vuletich are the new Mr and Mrs Vuletich A reception for 100 followed at the Ukrainian Pavilion Youngstown The couple will live at 225 Pennsylvania Ave McDonald Ohio The bride is a Garey High School graduate and practical nurse at Cafaro Hospital The groom is a McDonald High School graduate and WWII Army Air Corps veteran The notice also lists local attendees and wedding party details
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Frances Mae Grubel
George Vuletich
Woodland Park Methodist Church
McDonald
Ohio
Richard Farrell
Delmar H. Grubel
Carey
Steven Zarich
Youngstown
Henry Gessaman
Canada
Pennsylvania Ave
Vuletich
Garey High School
Practical Nursing
Salem
Cafaro Hospital
McDonald High School
Army Air Corps
U.S.S. Steel
Delmar Grubel
Rapid
Vernon Grubel
Robin
Allan
Nettie Tallman
Edward R. Tallman
Packers Rally For 26 Point Win In Golf League
Ralph Zender won nine of ten points to lead the Donelson Packers to a 26 point spree over Dible's Plumbers on June 9. The victory moved the Packers into second place in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Zender
Donelson Packers
Dible
Plumbers
Packers
Ace Molded leads league with 3614 points in race
The league table shows Ace Molded leader Tom Myers at 3614 points as action heads into the end of the first round on June 16. Carl Cupp remains second and Tom Moffett third while Bob Hunter Don Lanning and Ralph Zender pace handicap scoring. A daily summer recreation program at Wharton Memorial School starts June 19 with free sessions for area youth, run by Rector David Jesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arce Molded
Jeader
Tom Myers
Stan Philips
Dick Myers
Ace Molded
Carl Cupp
Tom Moffett
Bob Hunter
Don Lanning
Ralph Zender
LA Donelson Packens
Bland-Millwright & Supply
Dible’s Plumbers
Wharton Memary School
Whar
David Jesse
Richard Theis Moves Between Jesuit Schools in 1964
Richard Theis a Jesuit Scholastic formerly three years at Colombiere Colleg Clarkston Michigan now attends Spring Hill College Mobile Alabama to study science philosophy He is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond E Theis New Riegel and a 1964 Calverthi school graduate The Whanton Community Council announced a home visiting program for families and friends before the summer session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Theis
Colombiere Colleg Clarkston
Mich
Spre Hill College
Mobile
Ala
S. J
Loyola Lane
Kile
Raymond E. Theis
New Riegel
Calverthi School
Scssi
Whanton Community Council
Richard
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U.S. Commission Company
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Porcelain Products Co
International Harvester
REB Manufacturing Inc
Zenith
Delta Plastics Corp
Richardson Electric
RCA Television
Burson-Hale, Inc
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David Ellsworth
Carey Times
Scheck’s Market
Lanning Motor Sales
Frances Grubel
Cecelia M. Shumaker
F. K. Sel
East Findlay Street
Wyandot County
Russell H. Kear Jude
Court of Common Plea
Golf League News
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Spring Hill
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Upper Sandusky
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