Religious and Fraternal Circles Schedule and Events
Community groups across churches list meetings, picnics, and gatherings. St. Andrew's Episcopal, First Christian, First Presbyterian, Third U P, First U P, First Baptist, and First Methodist share a slate of services, classes, and social events at various homes, churches, and camps including June 15 picnics, retreats, piano recitals, and union meetings.
Church Calendar Of Meetings And Events
Church and parish groups list a week of meetings classes picnics and a wedding. Activities include Epworth Vacation Bible School June 14 to 25 at several locations, Circle and auxiliary gatherings, is plan to proceed weather permitting, with a church picnic at Cascade Park Pavilion and a wedding on Saturday for Peggy Smith and Richard Over.
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Epworth Methodist
Maxwell-Reynolds
John Riley, Jr
Wilmington Road
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Norman Clark
Paul Workman
Highland U. P
Mercer
Cascade Park Pavilion
Camp Eastbrook
Peggy Smith
Richard Over
Wampum Class Honors Students At Banquet
Junior and senior students from the local high school and Good Will class members of a Pentecostal church were honored at a Saturday night banquet in a Portersville restaurant. Twenty attendees enjoyed a chicken dinner. George Lias gave the invocation and Ruth Harper read scripture. Dominick Ezzo gave the concluding talk.
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Good Will
Pentecostal Church
Portersville
George Lias
Ruth Harper
Dominick Ezzo
Ada B Cass to Receive Nursing Degree at Western Reserve
Miss Ada B Cass daughter of Mr and Mrs Earle M Cass of 315 East Sheridan avenue will graduate from Western Reserve University Cleveland on June 16 with a Bachelor of Science from Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing She is a member of the nursing staff at Western Reserve University Hospitals.
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Ada B. Cass
Earle M. Cass
East
Sheridan Avenue
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing
Cass
Western Reserve University Hospitals
Columbus Arrived to North America with Few Domesticated Animals
Historical note places Christopher Columbus arrival amid limited domesticates in the New World, with dogs and turkeys among the sole domesticated animals present in North America at the time.
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North America
Christopher Columbus
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Merle Birney
Slippery Rock Creek
McKvaine Guild
L. Merle Birney
King’s Chapel Road
John E. McNeill
John McKinley
Craig McBurney
Robert McBurney
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the Women's Missionary Society
C. W. Herman Hess
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Brotherhood
Klas Nelson
West Meyer Ave
U. P
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W.C.T.U
BH. Craig
Huron Ave
Marietta
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W. Ross Byers
Oak Grove U. P
the Third Church
Gettogether
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Charles Rhinehart
George Cribbs
W. C. Stull
H. G. Warnock
John F. Love
Ladies Association
Benjamin Jenkins
W. J. Brown
John Hitch
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First Baptist Church
Nora Landis
Frank Bruner
Grandview Ave
J. A. Porte
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Jesse Kerr
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Oan
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
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Kumjoynous Close 2
Eltekon Class
Westfield Grange
Central Presbyterian
Margaret Lowery
Virginia Kauffman
Elnora Shoaf
S. A. White
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