Canton Churches Plan Summer Absences and New Appointments
Summer slows church activity as Canton pastors take vacations and refresher courses. Suppl y pastors and seminary students cover pulpits while evening services and many meetings pause. New ministers Rev W W Ralph and Rev S G Suitor begin at Dueber Avenue and Simpson churches.
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USA
Canton
W. W. Ralph
Dueber Avenue Methodist Church
S. G. Suitor
Simpson Methodist Church
Lakeside
Reverend attends conference and returns for Sunday services
Rev Arthur Harsh of Grace Reformed Church attends the National Conference on Christian Education at Lakeside and will report at the morning service. The choir will sing Lead Us O Father. Organist Mrs Mary Kuehner plays Prelude Saviour Again to Thy Dear Name and Closing Voluntary. Youth Fellowship meets 630 pm and the cabinet at 130. Consistory meets Tuesday night. Mable Klotz Circle meets at Marian Judisch's 906 25th St NW Wednesday night. R C Waltz's Bible Class Friday night at Miss Marian Wenger's Plain Center Rd. Mixed Bible Class hosts Saturday night at Mr and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Harsh
Grace Reformed Church
National Conference On Christian Education
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lakeside
Father
Spross
Mary Kuehner
Guailmant
Thy
Thompson
Batiste
Mable Klotz
Marian Judisch
R. C. Waltz
Marian Wenger
Plain Center Rd
And
Paul E. Allen
Stein
Beethoven
Gounod
Ruth
Fred J. Merryman
RD 3
Louisville
Harrisburg Rd
Charles Geltz
Mary Belle Craig
C. E. Ashcom
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
East Canton
Albert Rosener
America
E.U.B
G. B. Wetherbee
Bethany E. A.B
Floyd Moore
R. E. Carmany
J. H. Satterfield
Baptist Church
Wilma Kasserman
Diggle
Petrali
Bernard Griffin
Wendell Williams
Lorie Arnold
Lorena Day
Robert Zagray
Sue Hendershott
Carl Barmuth
Paradise Church
Jerry McBowen
John Kerstetter
Marilyn Moser
Peggy Blaiser
Jack Kropf
C. B. Conn
Crystal Park
Del
Stadium Park
Harold Parker
Wallace Becker
Pryor Saffels
Paul McIntyre
Wilbur Haldeman
Arthur L. Staley
O’hara
Community Christian Church
L. G. Shilling
Rogers
Brady Lake
Cherry Ave
J. H. Rheamount
Martin Luther Church to hear Rev Otto Fangmeyer sermon
Martin Luther Church will host Rev Otto Fangmeyer for music and worship in both Sunday services. The organ, at the factory for reconditioning, should be ready Sunday with Mrs Max Gruber at the console. Sunday School meets 9 15. Church Council meets Tuesday 745 p m Senior Luther League festival at Waterworks Park Wednesday 530 p m North Canton Band provides music Women s Missionary Society meets Thursday 130 p m
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Otto Fangmeyer
Martin Luther Church
Max Gruber
Church Council
Senior Luther League
Waterworks Park
North Canton Band
Women’s Missionary Society
Simpson Church appoints Suttor pastor at Lakeside
Rev Sidney G Suttor will preach on The Abundant Life at Sunday service after being appointed pastor at the annual conference Monday. The official board meeting is postponed and a farewell party for Rev and Mrs Markley is planned. Five circles meet this week across multiple addresses with prayer service Thursday night. Senior choir will perform Let Mr Zion Rejoice and other musical selections.
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Sidney G. Suttor
Simpson Methodist Church
Lakeside
William M. Weida
Zion
Herbert
Weida
Mietzke
George W. Mader
F. G. Markley
Markley
Mulberry Street
Mt. Vernon
Local church activities include talks music and sewing
Fisher leads devotions and music while Mrs J W Burkhart speaks on On Our Doorstep Gary Crawford sings and Mary Jane Grubish plays piano Ladies Aid Society quilts all day Wednesday Miriam Kirchbaums Class holds annual picnic Thursday at 6 pm Waterworks Park Mrs Arthur H Naugle chair assists by Mrs Donald E Wallace Mrs Horace Double's Class meets Thursday at 1 30 pm to sew at the church
Bedford U P Church Service Prepares for Communion
Bedford United Presbyterian Church plans a Sunday morning sermon by Rev H L Henderson on Other Sheep with Miss Esther Long as guest soloist singing O Come to My Heart Lord Jesus There will be a preparatory service Friday night for communion to be administered Sunday July 10 Ladies Service Guild meets Tuesday night Mrs Chalmer Speers is program chairman Miss Grace Hover reviews The First Negro Graduate of Annapolis Tells His Story by Ensign Wesley A Brown A vocal duet by Miss Wiseman and Miss Ruth Ann Miller is listed
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Bedford United Presbyterian Church
H. L. Henderson
Esther Long
Lord Jesus
Ambrose
Ladies Service Guild
Chalmer Speers
Grace Hover
Annapolis
Ensign Wesley A. Brown
Wiseman
Ruth Ann Miller
A Badge of Distinction preached at First Presby terian Church
First Presbyterian Church holds Sunday service with Rev. George E. Parkinson preaching on A Badge of Distinction. Choir performs Lord We Cry to Thee and Heavenly Father Prince of Peace. Organ numbers Prayer and Communion. Nursery, Sunday School at 9 15. Boy Scout Troop 8 meets Monday at 7 p m. Women's Association picnic Tuesday at 6 p m at Miss Jeannette Willis home 1341 Hawkins rd NE Massillon. Trustees meet Tuesday night.
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First Presbyterian Church
George E. Parkinson
Dickinson
Heavenly Father
Prince of Peace
Woodman
Philip J. Hodel
Lemaigre
Guilmont
The
Women’s Association
Jeannette Willis
Hawkins Rd
Massillon
First Christian Church to Host P H Welshimer Sermons
First Christian Church will host Rev P H Welshimer with morning and evening services. Sermons titled Our American Heritage and What Is Your Weight? will feature choir pieces and organ selections by Mrs Clarence K Dretke. Events include Bible School at 9 30 am Junior church at 10 30 am and a program in the church auditorium Friday at 7 30 pm with various class picnics planned at Waterworks Park Arboretum shelter and Lake Osprings
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P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church
Bible School
Sibelius
Clarence K. Dretke
Land of Our Loyalty
Rogers
Waters of
Minnetonka
Leiurance
Lemare
Diggle
Harold Cline
Board of Officers
East End Missionary Division
Waterworks Park
Berean
Arboretum Shelter
Jay Peoples
Lake O’springs
Trinity Reformed Church Seeks July Holiday Theme Sermon
Rev Calvin H Wingert will deliver a Sunday sermon at 10 30 am titled Independence Day Holy Day or Holiday Day at Trinity Reformed Church with Miss Georgia Shrigley singing and Grace B Penniman organist playing pieces by Hollins Lemare and West. Boy Scout Troop 4 will meet at Harter Field Tuesday 7 30 pm. Sunday School board meets Tuesday 7 30 pm. Circle A led by Mrs G W Smith meets at Mrs William Kaiser 821 Fulton rd NW Tuesday 7 30 pm. Woman's Missionary Society picnic at the church Tuesday noon. Miss Dorothy
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Calvin H. Wingert
Trinity Reformed Church
Georgia Shrigley
Grace B. Penniman
Hollins
Aubade
Lemare
West
Boy Scout Troop
Harter Field
Sunday School Board
Preacher Walter R. Young Leads Sunday Services
Rev. Walter R. Young will preach on Our Birthright at First United Presbyterian Church Sunday at 10 30 a m Bible School gathers at 9 30. Choir to sing With Grateful Hearts by Blount at worship. Women’s Missionary Society meets Tuesday afternoon in church parlors. Craft shop for children at 1216 Perkins ct NW. Board of trustees meets at 7 36. Youth Club gathers Wednesday at 2 p m for Bible study games movies and refreshments. During the interest tour Thursday.
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Walter R. Young
First United Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Blount
Women’s Missionary Society
Craft Shop
Perkins Ct NW
Board of Trustees
Johnson Chapel at Amherst College featured in alumni memory
A drawing of Johnson Chapel at Amherst College appears in Fine Arts Features with notes on alumni sentiment toward the institution. The article recalls college days, chapel duties, and the college’s founding in 1821, highlighting Beecher as a famed alumnus and the chapel housing the president and dean’s offices.
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Johnson
Amherst College
Johnson Chapel
Ambherst
Mass
Henry Ward Beecher
Amherst
New Rector to Start Duties at Christ Episcopal Church Huron
Rev Frank W Hutchings will begin duties July 15 as rector of Christ Episcopal Church Huron and will serve part time with Grace Church Sandusky. Born Detroit 1918, he is a Muskingum College BA 1943, U S Marine wartime service, Oberlin BD last February, student at Bexley Hall Gambier, ordained June 14 by Bishop Beverly Tucker.
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Eginning
Christ Episcopal Church
Huron
Frank W. Hutchings
T. W. Hutchings
Fulton Rd
Hutchings
Hundson Cary Jr
Grace Church
Sandusky
Detroit
Canton Public
Muskingum College
Butterflies Exhibit View by Local Children at 919 20th St NE
At 1:30 p.m. children will visit the home of O. H. Segesman at 919 20th Street NE to view his butterfly exhibit. The choir will rehearse Thursday.
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O. H. Segesman
20Th St
Christ Community Methodist plans communion and tour
Rev William K Hogg returns from North East Ohio Conference at Lakeside and will administer communion Sunday morning at Christ Community Methodist Church He will preach on Table Talk Youth Fellowship discusses Christian Ideals for Recreation and plans a Know Your Community Tour Thursday from 9 30 am to 2 pm to learn local service agencies Choir rehearsal set for Thursday at 7 pm
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William K. Hogg
North East Ohio
Lakeside
Christ Community Methodist Church
Youth Fellowship
Calvary E U B Church to Host Service in Absence of Pastor
With Rev L H Naumann away on vacation in New York and Boston Louis Marshall will preach at Calvary E U B Church on Sunday morning and evening topics include On the Road to Jericho and Let’s Look at Your Tongue Mrs Lester Rohrer sings at morning service and organ selections by Mrs W W H Huebner feature patriotic tunes and a Sullivan piece The Star Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key Bob Russell leads Senior Fellowship at 6 30 p m Evening service continues with Mrs Harold leading two sermons and musical numbers
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L. H. Naumann
New York
Boston
Louis Marshall
Calvary E.U.B
Jericho
Lester Rohrer
W.W. H. Huebner
Organist Roby to Play Sacred Pieces at Thursday Service
Roby the assistant organist will perform In Praise and Prayer by Bray nard and Flowers of Summer by MacDonald during the prayer service. The service is scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Roby
Braynard
MacDonald
Students League of Nations program at Louisville EUB Church
The Bible Training School of Bible School Park New York presents a 14 member cast in native languages with costumes at Louisville EUB Church tonight at 8 pm. This is their only Ohio appearance. Continuous activities include youth fellowship, services, choirs, and a Sunday program with J C Walker of Sardis Baptist Cleveland speaking July 10 at 3 pm.
Mt Calvary Baptist reports from national congress
Mrs Hattie Mans returns from Memphis Tennessee as a delegate to the National Baptist Sunday School Congress and will give a report at Mt Calvary Baptist Church. The fifth anniversary of Rev J R Sanders pastorate continues next week with guest speakers including Rev A B Adams Warren on Sunday at 3 pm Rev J L Finnie First Church of Christ Tuesday Rev J S Sanders Shiloh Baptist Wednesday Rev C J Burroughs Massillon Thursday and Rev J Roy McDonald Antioch Baptist Friday Weekday meet
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Hattie Mans
Memphis
Tenn
National Baptist Sunday School Congress
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
J. R. Sanders
A. B. Adams
Warren
J. L. Finnie
First Church of Christ
J. S. Sanders
Shiloh Baptist Church
C. J. Burroughs
Massillon
J. Roy McDonald
Antioch Baptist Church
Jerusalem Baptist Vacation Bible School enrolls 215
Jerusalem Baptist Church reports 215 children enrolled in its Daily Vacation Bible School directed by Mrs. R. T. Harris with staff Irene Townsend William B Lowder Blanche Cain Opal Williams Freddie Lee Robinson Ruby Armstead Wanda Jean Hughly Louise Cutts Helen Tarver Rev R T Harris to preach Sunday morning and choir under Mrs Harris with Dorothy Roane as accompanist A talent hour at 7 30 pm led by Mrs Emma Wagner Eugene Smith and Blanche Cain a dinner is served tonight chaired by Mrs Mary Hogan
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Jerusalem Baptist Church
R. T. Harris
Irene Townsend
William B. Lowder
Blanche Cain
Opal Williams
Freddie Lee Robinson
Ruby Armstead
Wanda Jean Hughly
Louise Cutts
Helen Tarver
Harris
Dorothy Roane
Emma Wagner
Eugene Smith
Mary Hogan
First Reformed Church to Pread hearty sermon and music
First Reformed Church will have Rev Karl Koepke preach on Our Enduring Gospel Sunday morning. Mrs Goebel Yeary will sing O God Be Merciful with senior choir on vacation. Organist Mrs Austin C Stock will play Prayer and Finale. Sunday School begins at 9 with junior church sessions.
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Karl Koepke
First Reformed Church
Goebel Yeary
God
Bartlett
Austin C. Stock
Stark
Fauchey
Herbert Deible
Business Women’s Guild
Emma Ziemer Group
Calvary Presbyterian Sermon by Rev John B Barker
The Rev John B Barker will choose Where Liberty Is Found as the sermon subject at Calvary Presbyterian Church. The message is expected to explore liberty in faith and moral living within the church community.
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John B. Barker
Calvary Presbyterian
Youngstown Chief Seeks Union Aid Over Pool Strife
Police Chief Edward J. Allen urged the Mahoning County C I O Council antidiscrimination committee to report and testify about violence and hoodlumism tied to interracial tensions at the city's swimming pools. He spoke after criticism of his department following pool incidents.
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Youngstown
Edward J. Allen
Mahoning County
C.I.0
Allen
Hartley Resigns From Barium Steel Post
James C. Hartley resigned as vice president and general manager of the Barium Steel and Forge Plant at Allen Avenue and 15th Street SE. He served three years after moving from the Heppenstall Company of Pittsburgh and said he will announce his future plans soon.
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James C. Hartley
Barium Steel & Forge
Allenave
15Th St SE
Heppenstall Co
Pittsburgh
Hartley
Flood Control Bill Approved for Future Projects
The House public works committee approved a bill authorizing future flood control and navigation works, including in Ohio. The plan totals about 1.2 billion dollars nationwide, with 75 million for the Ohio River basin and 6.467 million for Bradford Pennsylvania, plus 329 thousand for Toledo harbor. Money would require separate legislation to fund any construction.
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Washington
Ohio
House Public Works Committee
Ohio River Basin
Bradford
Toledo
Dirt-Dropping Charge Against Trucker Erased
Truck driver William E. Thompson of 1339 19th St NW had a dirt dropping charge withdrawn in Traffic Court as the truck was empty and dirt did not count as a load. He pleaded guilty to lacking a muffler and paid a $1 fine plus costs.
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William E. Thompson
19Th St NW
W. M. Huebner
Traffic Bureau
Thompson
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