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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
16
Local D A R chapter plans a benefit sale at the YWCA to raise funds for the national D A R building in Washington D C. The sale runs Thursday from 10 a m to 4 p m with antique and handiwork items.
Miss Mary Lou Frenz contralto will present a public recital Friday at 8 15 p m in the Canton Woman's Club She is home from Westminster Choir College Princeton N J to complete work for her bachelor of music degree and plans to pursue a master in music next fall Accompanist will be Miss Janice Clark a Westminster sophomore Frenz has toured the United States Cuba and parts of Canada with the Westminster Touring Choir and has performed Handel Messiah Mozart Requiem St Matthew Passion and Beethoven Mass in Princeton P R Frenz is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Frenz of 538 Smith Ave NW The accompanist resides at 609 Harrison Ave NW
Deltroy Minerva and Wooster chapters of Future Farmers of America in Vocational Agricultural District No 14 received gold medals in a parliamentary procedure contest held in Orrville on Tuesday. Orrville Shreve and Smithville teams earned silver and Carrollton Congress and Goshen earned bronze awards.
Doris Jean Wetherall and Frank Jackson married at Calvary Presbyterian Church. Rev. John Barker officiated with Paul Allen Organist. The couple, residing in East Liverpool, will honeymoon in Pittsburgh and reside at 2124 Michigan Ave. East Liverpool. Jackson works for Midland Steel Co. in Midland, Pa.
Stone Mountain near Atlanta Georgia is a vast muscovite granite dome rising about 700 feet. An animal gallop moment shows all four horse legs off the ground. The Bible has been translated into 991 languages.
In Columbus on March 24 Senator Catherine R. Dobbs proposed a bill to replace the scarlet carnation with the spring beauty as the official state flower. She noted the carnation has been the symbol for 45 years and is not a native wildflower while other states use native blooms.
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