Den Mothers Workshop Planned by Harding Area Council
The Harding Area Council hosts the Springtime Den Mothers Workshop at Wesley Methodist Church Marion with three sessions May 7 14 and 21. Activities include handicraft skits and games plus a nursery for children and a $1 three day registration with books 75 cents each.
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Harding Area Council
Wesley Methodist Church
Olney Avenue
Marion
Helen Lumpkins
Jerry Trout
Pack
Caledonia
Boy Scout Office
West Church Street
William Teders
Evergreen District
Naomi Temple
Women’s Reserve
Temple
Barnhart Street
Ohio
Stork Arrivals Report From Wyandot Area in 1963
A series of birth notices from Wyandot and surrounding areas details newborns including Douglas Alan Weaver born April 26 1963 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William E Weaver and Phyllis Binan. Other births list Gerald Wayne Heffelfinger Robert Allen Patrick Vivian Josephine Clouser Jennifer Lynn and more with parentage and addresses in Carey Upper Sandusky Blanchard Valley Findlay and Sandusky areas.
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Douglas Alan
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
William E. Weaver
Route 1
Carey
Phyllis Binan
Willis Binan
Lovell
Essie Weaver
Upper
Sandusky
Rinda
Lyle
Gerald Wayne
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Ronald L. Patrick
Findlay Street
Robert Allen
Thomas Allen
Virginia Wentling
Thelby Wentling
Elisha Patrick
Paul E
Dick) Clouser
Middletown
Vivian Josephine
Sandra
Hilary
Paul Danner
Paul R. Clouser
Gerald L. Arlington
Arlington
Patricia Harris
William E. Harris
Harry Arlington
Newhard Street
Michael G Karg
Kay Campbell
James M Campbell
Robert Karg
Upper Sandusky
Vivian Ann
Jennifer Lynn
Good Samaritan Hospital
Russell Kear, Jr
That City
Melford Wilcox
Second Street
Findlay
Vanlue
Boltz sentenced in two county courts
Reginald P Boltz eighteen of Forest route 3 appeared before Judge Russell H Kear in Common Pleas court on three charges. He received 1 to 7 years for malicious destruction of property 1 to 20 years for shooting with intent to kill and 1 to 15 years for breaking and entering. The sentences run 1 to 7 and 1 to 20 consecutively with the 1 to 15 year term concurrent. The case stems from a Nov 30 chase in Sycamore area and a Tracy Baker residence break in. The brothers were arrested Dec 3 in Indiana driving a stolen truck. Kenneth was placed in juvenile care. Reginald escaped Jan 15 but was recaptured later. He had previous sentences in Seneca County and Toledo House of Correction.
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Reginald P Boltz
Route 3
Forest
Russell H Kear
Common Pleas Court
Kear
Ohio
Reginald
Kenneth
Sycamore
Tracy Baker
LaPorte
Ind
Seneca County
Columbus
Houston
Texas
Seneca County Common Pleas Court
Mansfield
Lutheran Women Hear Haiti Talk At Church Meeting
Mrs Ernest Leathers spoke to the Lutheran Church Women of Christ Lutheran Church about her summer trip to Haiti with accompanying pictures. Mrs George E Cressman led scripture reading and prayers, and Mrs Harry Rook conducted the business session. The Mother-Daughter banquet is planned for May 15 at First Methodist Church. Ruth Circle served refreshments.
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Lutheran Church
Chnrist Lutheran Church
Ernest Leathers
Haiti
George E Cressman
Harry Rook
First Methodist Church
Ruth Circle
Families Move In Carey Area Neighborhood Shifts
Mrs Della Watkins moves from Risner apartment on W Findlay Street to Brooks Trailer Court Frederick Street. Mr and Mrs Robert Mott rent their farm house northeast of Carey to Mr and Mrs Richard Perkins. James Simonis family relocate to W South Street formerly Mott property. Faye Twining family moves from F K Cassel double house to Brayton Street. Walter Stansbery family shifts from 404 E Findlay to 402 E Findlay. Stansbery apartment vacated by James E Stansbery moves to Vanlue. Norman Musgrave from Tiffin to Cassel apartment vacated by Wayne Mart. Mart family now at Truman Cole Property 400 N Vance Street.
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Della Watkins
Risner
Findlay Street
Brooks Trailer Court
Frederick Street
Robert Mott
Carey
Richard Perkins
Irving
Francis Ritter
Brayton Street
James Simonis
South Street
Mott
Faye Twining
Walter Stansbery
E. Findlay Street
E Findlay Street
James E. Stansbery
Vanlue
Norman Musgrave
Tiffin
Cassel
Wayne Mart
Truman Cole
N. Vance Street
Following the Crowd Proves Errant in Big Achievements
The text argues crowds rarely yield major achievements or deep insights and contrasts 75 million Frenchmen with 180 million Americans to illustrate the folly of conformity. It emphasizes independent thinking over mass consensus.
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Gerber
Carnation Milk
Den
Stork
Boltz
Jack Baries
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