St Thomas Lawn Social Set for August 20 Benefit
Arrangements are under way for a lawn social to benefit St Thomas church on Thursday evening August 20. Rev Anthony Robaczewski is Renersl chairman with a large volunteer list handling refreshments, ward, building, pond, ice cream, bingo, table, ticket, and wheel duties. Concessions, amusements, refreshment stands and chances will raise funds. event open to the public with many readings and socializing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
St. Thomas Church
Anthony Robaczewski
Renersl
Mayme Baker
Margaret Laird
Nell Swan
Theodore Glatz
John Sullivan
Thomas Burkhart
James Maloney
Jennie Weight
Arthur Scheppner
Leo Rhynard
Lloyd Black
Generis
Picnic at Mrs John Lloyds Home Draws Attendees
A social gathering at Mrs John Lloyds home included a large turnout and a post dinner business meeting led by Mrs Igee Chase. Mrs Bessie Kinch reported funds to the centenary cause while officers and directors positions for 8600 Roosevelt bill era were announced for upcoming terms at Mrs Grace Thompsons home. The cast of How Not To Do It invited to Centerville for a performance next Wednesday. McInnes SteelCo reps Brice Smith and Colin McInnes returned from Clinton Ohio on plant business.
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John Lloyd
Igeé Chase
Bessie Kinch
Roosevelt
George Chase
Floyd Johnson
Charles Huberta
Jed Ross
Louis Kireh
Grace Thompson
R, D. J. Corry
Centerville
Bb, Smith
Brice Smith
Colin McInnes
McInnes Steel Company
Clinton
Ohio
Daniel M. Carrier Honored on Birthday at Son’s Home
A ninth birthday celebration for Daniel M. Carrier was held at the home of his son John L. Carrier. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Swart, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jackman, Norman Swart, Miss Marianne Swart, Miss Florence Jackman of Cor TV, Miss Anna Loveland of Los Angeles, and Miss Jo Carrier of Hopeale Ohio.
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Minner
Daniel M. Carrier
John L. Carrier
R. M. Swart
Merle Jackman
Norman Swart
Marianne Swart
Florence Jackman
Cor- TV
Anna Loveland
Los Angeles
Cal
Jo Carrier
Hopedile
Ohio
Circle 2 of W S C Met at Lois McCray Home
Circle No 2 of the Woman's Circle of the Methodist church met at Miss Lois McCray's home with thirteen members and two guests. Mrs Stanley Nichols led the program and routine business was discussed. The next meeting is set for Miss Harriett Myers's home on September 1.
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W. S. Cc
Methodist Church
Lois McCray
Stanley Nichols
Harriett Myers
Marriage at Methodist Parsonage Saturday
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs Alice Young of Hash Living Street and Frank Tiemon of Warren Pa at the Methodist church parsonage with Rev P A Galbreath officiating Saturday August 1. The bride wore an afternoon frock of rose face and the couple plan to reside in Warren in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Young
Hash
Frank Tiemon
Warren
Methodist Church
P. A. Galbreath
Werren
Helpful Hints for Housewives for Easy Desserts and Dishes
A fragment lists flavoring tips for pies and rhubarb using elmond extract and spices, plus ideas for a picnic hot dish like Hungarian goulash macaroni with ground beef and tomatoes. Also suggests escalloped potatoes with leftover ham and a simple ice cream serving idea with macaroon rumba garnish and fresh fruit.
Tonight on radio schedule features diverse programs
Listings show NBC and blue network segments with drama, music and news. Highlights include Thin Man adventure, Kay Kyser show, suspense drama, Great Moments in Music, and national political coverage. Thursday adds Hank Lawson, Navy programs, Kate Smith, Vera Barton songs, and Farm Hour.
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NBC
Kay ‘Kyser
GBS
Nelson Eddy
Dr. Christian
Shirley Temple
Lone Rainger
Manhattan
Goldman Band
Hamilton Fish
MBS
Grenadier Guards
Paul Schubert
Hank Lawson
Mr. Robinson
CBS
Kate Smith
U. S. Navy
Vera Barton
Ted Malone
Allen Prescott
Arthur van Horn
Nationwide Plan for Woman Registry In War Service
A nationwide registration of women over 18 may be proposed to Congress to catalog adult resources for war production. A Manpower Commission source cited estimates that one in three or four housewives could be needed, with 5,000,000 more women required to be placed in jobs by end of 1948. The Detroit registry, run with WPA and USES support, could model a national effort.
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Associated
Washington
Congress
Manpower Commission
Paul V. McNutt
Works Projects Administration
WPA
Detroit Rea
Menpower
Detroit
War Production Board
United States Employment Service
McNutt
Columbus 4 H Club Holds Yearly Meeting at Mrs Caster
The Columbus 4 H Club met at Mrs Walter Caster's home for a business session followed by sewing uniforms and making buttonholes led by Mrs Pendergast and Mrs Caster. They learned new skills and planned the Round-Up at Warren MMCA on August. The final meeting of the year will be at Mrs Caster's home on August 19.
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Columbus
Caster
Otterbein Guild Dines, Holds Meeting at Gates Home
The Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren church met last evening at 6:30 at Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gates home for a chicken supper served by Mrs. Gates. Members and guests included Treva Bugbee Jane VanTassel Audrey Gaddy Barbara and Shirley Harvey Ruth and Helen Bush Helen Lou Frederick Mildred Davis Doris Bergman Donna Reed Phyllis Mel Clintock Lena Williams Geraldine Joy Mary Ellen Lines and Doris and Barbara Gates. A regular guild meeting followed.
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Fenteein
Otterbein Guild of the
United Brethren Church
Karl Gates
Gates
Treva Bugbee
Janet VanTassel
Audrey Gaddy
Barbara
Shirley Harvey
Ruth
Helen Bush
Helen Lou Frederick
Mildred Davis
Doris Bergman
Donna Reed
Phyllis MelClintock
Lena Williams
Geraldine Joy
Mary Ellen Lines
Doris
Barbara Gates
Introducing a Con Robert Douglas Mowry Birth Notice
Robert Douglas Mowry was born to Mrs Paul Mowry and Mr Paul Mowry in Washington DC on July 40 1940. Mrs Mowry is formerly Berneice Brooks of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Douglas
Paul Mowry
Washington, D. C
Jilly
Mowry
Berneice Brooks
Auction Sale Notice With Varied Lot Sizes
An auction sale notice lists multiple parcels with varied dimensions and street locations including MAIN ST MAIN SHADY AVE PLEASANT ST WASHINGTON ST and ESSEX SMITH STS. The listings reference mix of lot lengths and widths such as 75 by 150 ft 95 by 440 TL and 50 by 115 ft along with several 100 by 150 ft and 2 by 190 ft measurements. Further details appear fragmented across addresses like GRAND 4 WORTH STS 301 W WASHINGTON ST and 1125 W PLEASANT ST indicating a property sale event with numerous parcels on a single notice.
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Main & Shady Ave
Main ST
Man ST
W. Pleasant ST
Euclid ST
Grand 4 Worth
Washington ST
Essex & Smith
Amici Sewing Circle Names New Officers
The Amici Sewing Circle of the United Brethren church met at Mrs. William Halfast’s home. Officers elected for the year: President Mrs. William Halfast, vice president Mrs. John Carrie, secretary Mrs. Wilber Sorenson, treasurer Mrs. Harold Fish, chaplain Mrs. Harold Lloyd. Birthdays for Mrs. John Carrie, Mins Hugh Mosher, Mrs. Jennie Akam, and Mrs. Carrie Sharber were celebrated. Next meeting at Mrs. Richard Hurlbert on Wright Street August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici
United Brethren Church
William Halfast
John Carrie
Wilber Sorenson
Harold Fish
Harold Lloyd
John Carrile
Hugh Mosher
Jennie Akam
Carrie Sharber
Indies
Richard Hurlbert
Wright Street
Rotarians to Attend Titusville Gathering
The Rotary Club met yesterday at Hotel Cory for a luncheon with ten members present. New member Sam W. Barish joined. Plans were set to attend the district meeting on August 13 at Titusville Country Club, an all‑day event for club presidents and secretaries with District Governor Thomas Prather presiding, followed by a dinner for all Rotarians in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Cory
Sam W. Barish
Titusville Country Club
Thomas Prather
Rebekahs Donate to Ambulance for War Effort
The Rebekkah Lodge met at Bell Odd Fellows Hall with fair attendance. A bill was passed to donate to the ambulance Old Fellows are purchasing for war use. After business, refreshments were served by Mrs. George Besson and Mrs. Frank Hepler. Next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeksh Lodge
Bie Odd Peltons
George Besson
Frank Hepler
Dingfelder Family Holds First Annual Reunion at Mayville Park
The 1th annual reunion of the Dingfelder family occurred August 2 at Mayville Park, Mayville NY, with Mr. and Mrs. A. Erickson hosting. Fifty eight relatives and friends enjoyed a picnic dinner, swimming, and ice cream. Officers for the coming year were elected: president Ray Dingielder, vice president Walter Dingielder, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Andrew Jobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingfelder
A. Erickson
Mayville Park
Mayville
N. YA
Ray Dingielder
Walter Dingielder
Tresaure Vr
Andrew Jobson
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