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Page FourTHE MEDINA COUNTY GAZETTEFriday, July 6, I $56Spencer Youth Heads Plying Club At Ohio StatePaul Kari of Spencer, Ohio State university junior majoring in animal science, has been elected president of the university’s Flying Farmers club.An advanced RO.T.C. student. Kari received his pilot license at Ohio State within the past year. The Spencer youth recently was j high man in the university’s meat judging contest sponsored by j Armour Co.Kari, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- I thony Kari of Spencer, also is an j active member of Alpha Gamma Sigma, national professional agricultural fraternity.WeymouthMrs. H E DreibelbisMr. and Mrs. Albert Speas of Portsmouth, O.. spent a couple | days last week with his parents.! Mr. and Mrs. William Speas.Mrs. Max Blakslee and Bette, together with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Chidsey, called on Mr. and Mrs. Roe Moxley on their golden wedding anniversary.Richard Frantz, Donald Turk, Richard Manzy. Billy Perkins, Gary and Jim Dreibelbis and Rickie Shurell are spending this week at Camp Manatoc.Mrs. Eva Blakeslee is spending two weeks with relatives in Mid-dleport, O.Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brenstuhl. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baldi and Mr. and Mrs. Newt Davis and families picnicked at the Frank Brantner home Sunday with several other couples.Mrs. Ruth Becker returned home recently after four weeks in the Medina hospital.Mrs. William Huntly and Grace of Parma were Wednesday guests of Mrs. Fred Schindel-holz and Jeanette.Mr. and Mrs. J. Horvat and Jody of Parma spent Sunday in the R. Shurell home. Mrs. Lorna Williams was a Sunday evening caller in the same home.Eighty ladies attended the mother-daughter banquet in the Weymouth parish hall Thursday evening. Mrs. Robert Ledvard showed her lovely collection of dolls and told something of their origin, which made the evening especially enjoyable.Milton Speas spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Speas.Mr. and Mrs. Leland Einhart were Sunday dinner guests of JMr. and Mrs. V. J. Einhart at K»ase’s in Akron, the occasion being the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Einhart.Faye Becker and William Slayton of Valley City were married on June 22 and are living in Medina.club for a picnic dinner Wednesday, July 11, at the home of Mrs. Bernice Archer in Stow.Mrs. George Betz passed away last Thursday, after a short illness, at her home in Tavares, Fla. Lloyd Betz and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Betz attended the funeral at Tavares, Sunday.A son, Ray Thomas, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hofstet-ter Jr. at the Wadsworth hospital Sunday, July 1.Mrs. E. V. McGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harris, John Harris and Lawrence Weimer spent last Sunday ^t Mt. Vernon, where they attended Mr. Harris’ class reunion of O.S.U.Dale Loomis of Lakeland Air Force base is spending 10 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Loomis.John Harris spent a few days recently with the Boy Scouts at Camp Manatoc.Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Nash are enjoying a two-week vacation, during which they will visit their daughter in California and their sons in Colorado and Washington.John Hahn Jr. of Ft. Knox Kv., is spending two weeks with his wife and daughter in the Nash home. Mrs. Hahn, who was an operative patient in the Wadsworth hospital last wreek, has returned home.Mrs. Zella Dixon is a patient in Medina hospital.Rev. and Mrs. Walter Plummer and family moved to Lakeside. Friday. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Miller and sons will move from Wooster to the local parsonage this week.Mr. and Mrs. W'ilbur Rake of Lorain were recent guests of her sister, Mrs. E. V. McGregor.Mrs. Ralph Pry of Willoughby was a last week guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chisholm. Sunday j guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ] Fortbrook and daughter. Janet, and Mrs. Gladys Boechme of Cleveland Heights. Mrs. Chisholm spent Friday and Saturday in Cleveland.Guests of Mrs. Peter Hummel were Edward Hummel and son. Mr. and Mrs. John Hummel, Paul Hummel, Mrs. Howard Stiver and the Carl Blaha family.Alice Ann Hummel is spending a few days in Cleveland with her cousin. Niki Blaha.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gehrman and sons are spending a week at Honey Harbor, Canada.Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Haight. Mr and Mrs. Marcel Hoff and son. Mr. and Mrs. Earl French, Mr.I and Mrs. Chris Johnson and daughters attended the Davis | reunion Sunday at Wadsworth Memorial park.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Khoenle j and son, Teddy, of Cuyahoga Falls spent Sunday afternoon and . evening with the Walter Khoenle j family. Teddy remained to spend j the week.Weekend guests of Mrs. John Lang were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schuster of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jodway and family ofLincoln Park. Mich.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brock of Erie, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. William Franz and daughter, Judy, of Harbor Creek, Pa. They attended the wedding of Rollin Lang and Miss Wanda Gasser at Sterling, Saturday evening.Mrs. Keith Beachler attendedschool reunion at Apple Creek, Saturday. Her mother, Mrs. Lillie Stauffer, returned with her and spent Snuday in the Beachler home.Ford Cover was taken to Medina hospital last Tuesday evening following a cerebral hem-morhage at his home Monday.The Granger 4-H Busy Bees made candy filled “firecrackers” under the direction of Rita Stoll, a junior leader, at their meeting Thursday afternoon, June 21. These were made as a community project and were taken to the county home July 4. The girls were divided into four groups of seven each. Each had a certain thing to do, assembly-line style. When the tubes were all covered with red paper, they were filled with candy; and a pipe cleaner was put in the center for a wick. Each girl brought something forthe bake sale, which was held at Beane’s store. The proceeds were $15.45. The money will be used to buy candy for the “firecrackers,” and the rest will be put into the treasury. During the meeting, three demonstrations were given: “How To Cut the Work out of Housework,” by Roberta Khoenle; “Off With Those Stains,” Margaret Long and Dianne Christian; “How To Measure Things,” Helen Nell and Janice Capes. The club planned on going to Brecksville, July 19, for a combined convention meeting and picnic as a reward forperfect attendance. Due to a full schedule, the meeting is postponed to Saturday, July 28. —Linda Messam, news reporter.The Junior 4-H boys met at the Granger school Monday evening, June 25. A baseball game preceded the meeting. Larry Kraus, who is raising a pig and Billy Warner, a market lamb, reported on their projects, after which we had refreshments. Our next meeting will be July 11 at 7:30 p.m. A safety talk was given at the M e d i n a Congregational church July 2. Larry Kraus, Gary Beohmerle, Charlie Wagarand Timmie Hood represented j this meeting. - John Van Ars-the Granger conservation boys at | dell, news reporter.TUBBS TIMERadio Station WEOL(930 ON YOUR DIAL)8:50 a.m. and 12:50 p. m. DailyAll C____L -_ I
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Medina County Gazette
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