Ohio homemakers to join nationwide food survey
The U S Department of Agriculture survey will include 15 000 households across the nation and involve Columbus and Canton residents and seven Ohio counties Clinton Greene Huron Monroe Morgan Noble Summit. Homemakers will report weekly food use purchase source price expenditures by meals and household members as part of data on diets and nutrient levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
U.S
Columbus
Canton
Clinton, Greene
Huron
Monroe, Morgan, Noble, and
Summit
Lois Simonds
Ohio State University Extension
Indi
Congress
USDA
Ellen Louise McCarthy Engaged to Sandusky Man
Ellen Louise McCarthy of Lorain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Milam of Wakeman, is engaged to a Sandusky man, a Ford Motor Co. hydraulics apprentice and Sandusky High School graduate. The couple, both graduates of local schools, plan a late October wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Milam
W. Main St
Wakeman
Ellen Louise McCarthy
Lorain
Western Reserve High School
The
Northern Institute of Cosmetology
Herbert Bragg
W. Boalt St
Sandusky
Sandusky High School
Ford Motor Co
Student Mary Lou Gfell Receives National Scholarship
Mary Lou Gfell daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Gfell of 91 State Street was awarded the Delta Delta Delta National Scholarship at Toledo University. The honor came during the 13th annual recognition day by Phi Kappa Phi National Honorary Society where Grell and pharmacy student at the university was noted as a 1961 Norwalk High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Gfell
Russell Gfell
State St
Delta Delta Delta
Henry J. Doermann
Toledo University
Miss Gfell
Phi Kappa Phi
Miss Grell
Norwalk High School
Berlin Local PTO Installs Officers for New Year
The Berlin Local PTO held a Monday installation in the school auditorium. Officers installed were Mrs. Sam Davidson president Mrs. Alex Gammie vice president Mrs. Theadford Hutchins secretary and Mrs. Richard Grams treasurer. Roy Garland announced 45 members of the 1965 graduating class and summarized their activities. Rebecca Butler moderated a home economics style show while farm shop and industrial arts classes displayed work. it was the last meeting of the year.
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Berlin
PTO
Sam Davidson
Alex Gammie
Theadford Hutchins
Richard Grams
Roy Garland
Rebecca Butler
Berlin Heights High names valedictorians Peabody Sedlock
Berlin Heights Ohio valedictorians for the 1965 graduating class are Beverly Joan Peabody daughter of Mrs Theodore Peabody Andress Road and Karen Sue Sedlock daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Sedlock Barrows Road Shinrock. Peabody is a Buckeye Girls State delegate National Honor Society member and yearbook treasurer. Sedlock will study mathematics at Ohio State University and has been active in many school organizations.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin Heights High School
Beverly Joan Peabody
Theodore Peabody
Andress Road
Karen Sue Sedlock
Albert Sedlock
Barrows Road
Shinrock
Miss Peabody
Buckeye
Future Teachers of America
Adrian College
Adrian
Harris Announces Engagement of Ann Harris to Stegman
Mrs Edna Harris of 49 Townsend announces the engagement of her daughter Ann to Stace Stegman son of Mr and Mrs Frank A Stegman of 3206 Milan Rd Sandusky The couple plans no wedding date yet Ann will graduate from Norwalk High School The groom is a 1964 Perkins High School graduate employed by R W Albright Inc Norwalk and attends the Bowling Green State University extension in Sandusky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Harris
Townsend
Ann
Stace Stegman
Frank A. Stegman
Milan Rd
Sandusky
Miss Harris
Norwalk High School
Perkins High School
R.W. Albright, Inc
Norwalk
Bowling Green State University
VACATION LAND TRAVELERS to Camp June 6 at Vermilion
The newly formed VACATION LAND TRAVELERS unit of the Travel Trailers of the Midwest plans its first campout June 6 at Berta's Camp Ground Vermilion. A pot luck dinner and business meeting are set for June 5 at the camp grounds. Mrs. George E. Moore of Sandusky is secretary and may be contacted for further information.
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Vacationland
Travel Trailer Clubs
Midwest
Berta
Vermilion
George E. Moore
Sandusky
Collision Proof Toy Trucks Claim Safe With Rubber Bands
A proposal suggests using thick rubber bands stretched around toy wheels to make child trucks and cars collision proof. The bands aim to protect baseboards and furniture legs from scuffs and damage.
Local Church and Club Evening Schedule Summary
Readable listings show a Saturday program at First Baptist Church with a 6:30 start, a Rainbow Girls event at Masonic Temple at 7:30, a Sunday service at St Mary’s Church 9:30, and a Spring Concert at Methodist Church 7:30. Weeknight events include Eagles Auxiliary Ritual Practice at Eagles Hall 7:30, Lauren Study Club at Mrs Elmer Missler 8, Wesleyan Circle at Methodist Church 8, Whittle-ettes TOPS Club at Mrs M L Mercer 8, Firelands Coin Club at American Legion Hall 8, and Young Women’s Circle at Methodist Church 8:30.
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First Baptist Church Church
Masonic Temple
Young People’s Association of
St. Mary’s
Methodist
Couple To Marry Today
Sandra Mae Stutzman will marry David Bistline at 2 30 p m today in an open church ceremony. Miss Stutzman was guest of honor at a recent shower hosted by Murial Chambers with twenty guests attending.
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Sandra Mae Stutzman
Murial Chambers
Miss Stutzman
David Bistline
Local Man To Wed Austrian Girl
Elfriede Neumayer daughter of Rupert and Lina Neumayer of Gudenburg Austria announces engagement to Ronald H Freeman son of Mr and Mrs H R Freeman of 124 West Main Street The bride to be graduated from University Kinder Clinic School of Nursing in Graz and studied at University of Cincinnati She works at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati The groom to be attended Wooster College earned a BA from American University Washington DC and will graduate in June from University of Cincinnati Law School
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Rupert Neumayer
Gudenburg
Austria
Elfriede
Ronald H. Freeman
H.R. Freeman
W. Main St
Miss Neumayer
University Kinder Clinic School of Nursing
Graz
University of Cincinnati
The
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Freeman
Wooster College
American University
Washington, D.C
University of Cincinnati Law School
Christian Women to Meet Friday at Mansfield Leland Hotel
The Christian Women's Club of America invites members to a 12 p.m. Friday gathering in the Ballroom of the Mansfield Leland Hotel. Guest speaker Mrs. Eleanor Searle Whitney of Long Island will discuss social life and fashion. An array of fashions by couturiere Mrs. Thomas Webber of Plymouth will be presented.
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Christian Women’s Club of America
Mansfield- Leland Hotel
Eleanor Searle Whitney
Long Island, N.Y
Whitney
Amer
Couturiere
Thomas Webber
Plymouth
Europe’s Witch Burnings Count Up To 300000 Victims
The World Almanac estimates as many as 300000 women were executed for witchcraft across Europe in the 300 years from late 1400s to early 1800s. Many were persecuted under widespread belief in witchcraft during this era.
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Europe
World Almanac
Brownie Troop 149 Holds May Fly-Up Ceremony
Scout leaders Mrs Dale Neel and Mrs Charles Zulauf directed Brownie Troop 149 as 19 Brownies earned brownie wings and Girl Scout pins during the May 17 fly-up. Senior leaders Sabra Battles and Diane Hill guided each Girl from the ring to the horseshoe where pins were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Neel
Charles Zulauf
Sabra Battles
Diane Hill
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Kall
Ellen McCarthy
B. Peabody
Kk. Sedlock
Future Teachers’ Association
Beverly Peabody
Karen Sedlock
Ann Harris
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Harley Davis
Women’s Association OF the
First United Presbyterian Church
Columbia Gas Company
World Service
Clifford Brinzley
Creative Crafts Club
Memorial Lake Park
Frank Laurencelle
Russell Lawrence
Circle 3
James Stevens
Adele Andrews
Evenli
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Firelands Coin Club
American Legion Hall
Young Women’s Circle of Methodist Church
Walter Hainline
Ica
Valley Beach
ST. RT
Don Baler
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