Baby named Jay John Gentner Jr born April 27
The son born April 27 to Mr and Mrs Jay Gentner of 740 S Sycamore was named Jay John Gentner Jr. He has a brother Vernon Luis Howard. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs M J Gentner of 531 S Cedar and Mr and Mrs Luis Clarke of Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gentner
S. Sycamore
Jay John Gentner Jr
Vernon Luis Howard
M. J. Gentner
S. Cedar
Luis Clarke
Jacksonville
Fla
Club Forecast Starts Busy Week Across Local Churches
The community calendar lists meetings across multiple churches including UMW at First United Methodist Church at 1 30 PM Christian Women's Club at 9 30 AM Prayer Coffee led by Dorothy Bell ACE with Eunice Larkin UPW at Westminster United Presbyterian Church 6 30 PM Mother-Daughter Salad Supper at the church UBW at First Baptist Church 1 30 PM in the parlor Gold Star Mothers 9 30 AM at Anchor Building CWF at First Christian Church General Meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
First United Methodist Church
Christian Women’s Club
Dorothy Bell
A.C.E
Eunice Larkin
UPW
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
UBW
First Baptist Church
Gold Star Mothers
CWF
First Christian Church
Houdashelt 40th Anniversary Celebrated in Wellsville
Mr and Mrs Bill Houdashelt marked 40 years of marriage in a family celebration at Wellsville on April 30. The couple wed in 1937 at the Franklin County Courthouse. Hosts included their children Mrs Robert Detwiler and John Houdashelt of Ottawa and Mrs Tom Clingerman of Wellsville with families. A reception followed at Mrs Detwiler's home. Mrs Houdashelt, formerly Grace DeMaranville, has six grandchildren.
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Bill Houdashelt
Wellsville
Franklin County
Robert Detwiler
John Houdashelt
Ottawa
Tom Clingerman
Detwiler
Houdashelt
Grace DeMaranville
Mail Goes Through By Various Methods
A portrait of mail carriers who keep distant communities connected through a variety of historic and unusual routes. Lloyd Parsons pets his horse on backwoods West Virginia trails while Rogue River boat crews and Detroit River mail launches deliver to shoreline docks. Alaska relies on snowmobiles and boats as Eskimo villages receive letters and supplies. Havasupai mules carry mail to the Grand Canyon edge, where helicopter drops replaced a past snowbound year. The piece celebrates enduring frontier mail service and the "Star" routes that bind remote Americans.
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Kendal Weaver
Associated Press
U.S
Mississippi
Lloyd Parsons
West Virginia
Advent
Cicerone
Kvieger
Lloyd
Parsons
Trigger
Rogue River
Oregon
Gold Beach
Agness
U. S
Detroit River
South
Alabama
Magnolia
Kenneth
Bud’’ Snyder
Grand Canyon
Hualapai
Arizona
Canyon
Alaska
Dear Ann Landers shows modern marriage, caregiving woes
A reader asks if his sex life is normal while his wife considers intimacy a hardship after tubes tied. The column advises nurturing romance and novelty to escape a rut. Another letter writer seeks help caring for domineering elderly parents, feeling overwhelmed and isolated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Bob
Dad
New Boost to Scholars for YWCA Archives
The YWCA of the U S A receives a grant up to 101,467 from the National Endowment for the Humanities to organize and provide access to its archival holdings. The project supports researchers writers and graduate students studying the evolution of an American women's voluntary organization from 1858 to its current 2 million member presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Board of the
Young Women's Christian Association of the
U.S.A
National Endowment For the Humanities
YWCA
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Ann Landers
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Chicago Sun-Times
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