Margy Angersbach and Richard Millis To Wed April 3
The engagement of Margy Angersbach, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ron Angersbach of Birmingham, to Richard Millis, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Millis of Vermilion, is announced. The ceremony will be held April 3 at 7 30 PM in Henrietta Methodist Church with Rev Howard Crabtree officiating, in an open church ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margy Angersbach
Richard Millis
Henrietta Church
Birmingham
Ron Angersbach
South Street
Margy
Michael Millis
Vermilion
Howard Crabtree
Henrietta Methodist Church
Perkins Engaged to Cpl Burnett of Fort Lee Virginia
Wellington Mr and Mrs Gien Perkins announce the engagement of their daughter Gayle to Corporal Clarence E Burnett of Urbana. Gayle Perkins joined the WAC August 18 1953 and serves as a typist in the quartermaster’s department at Fort Lee Virginia. Burnett works in the personnel department of the quartermaster school at Fort Lee.
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Wellington
Gien Perkins
Wellington R. C
Gayle Perkins
Clarence E. Burnett
Urbana
Miss Perkins
WAC
Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Lee
Wellington High School
Corporal Burnett
Quartermaster’s School
Local licensees list for Amherst and Lorain entries
Licenses issued or held by Hubert Ward spray painter of 335 West Street Amherst and Florence Claus R D 2 Amherst. Steve Nemeth 152 East 30th Street Lorain steelworker and Zelma Stembal 1815 East 32nd Street Lorain. Robert White Rocky River assistant to superintendent of blast furnace and Marilyn Hunger 1609 West Erie Avenue Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Lee Ward
West Street
Amherst
Florence Claus
Polishing Tiles With Turpentine And Lemon Juice
A simple home method to polish bathroom tiles uses a cloth soaked in turpentine or lemon juice to clean, followed by thorough polishing with a chamois for a finished shine.
Oberlin Mes June E Alexander Delivery Service
Community notice lists contact details for mail and delivery services. Names June E Alexander and Doris Hedman appear with box number and phone numbers for arranging mail delivery and courier assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Hedman
Mt Zion Baptist To Be Host To Service
Oberlin council of Church Women sponsors World Day of Prayer at Mt Zion Baptist church Friday March 5 at 3 pm. Rev Edward Hawey of First Church to speak. List of participating groups and officers noted. Literature department of Oberlin Woman's Club meets March 2 to review The Boards of Black River.
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Mt. Zion Baptist
Oberlin
Oberlin Council of Church Women
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Travesta Robinson
Edward Hawey
the First Church
L. D. Stephan
Christ Episcopal
Clifford Cook
First Church
Glenn Clapp
First Methodist
Trevesta Robinson
Gordon Dawley
Oberlin Woman's Club
Ray Phipps
W. H. Phillips
Black River
Clarence Moellman
How To Live With A Teenager
A parent guidance piece on teen emotions. It contrasts two teens, Ann and Pete, with parents urged to listen and validate feelings rather than dismiss them. The article emphasizes open conversations, avoiding judgment, and offering a process for expressing anger or disappointment to improve understanding and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Pete
Tom
Bud
Grafton Kiwanis hears cancer unit talk by Mrs Brown
Mrs Hildred Brown of Amherst spoke to the Grafton Kiwanis for a dinner meeting about the County Cancer Unit history and services. She noted lung cancer rising 13392 cases in the past decade and urged annual chest X rays for heavy smokers. The speaker highlighted free services and sick room supplies saving patients 50 to 60 dollars monthly, and screened two films The Warning Shadow and Living Insurance. Inductee Robert Nesbett received his Kiwanis pin as the group passed the Freedom Scroll for signatures. Next week features Lt Governor Mole and speaker Bob Fox with a directors’ meeting to follow.
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Grafton
Hildred Brown
Amherst
Grafton Club
The
Cancer Society
Kiwanis
William Finley
Kiwanis Education and Fellowship Committee
John Edward
Wells W. Mole
Bob Fox
Elyria
Stevenson Seeks Democratic Presidential Nomination
A Stevenson spokesman in Chicago said Adlai E. Stevenson is actively seeking the Democratic nomination for president in 1956. William McCormick Blair Jr. dismissed a Christian Science Monitor dispatch as speculation and noted Stevenson would accept if offered.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
William McCormick Blair Jr
Christian Science Monitor
the Monitor
Ste
Points for Parents by Edith Thomas Wallace
A parenting column advises against punitive tactics that force children to engage in activities they dislike. It recounts a mother scolding a child for returning home late from school and assigns chores to curb disobedience. The piece promotes constructive limits over unwanted punishments.
Pittsburgh police unravel a 17 year old rabbit hunt murder
Anthony Derda 29 confessed to shooting Steve Kotula during a December 1936 rabbit hunt. He said the death was accidental and intended to scare another boy. Two other youths faced accessory charges later dismissed due to statute limits, while Derda was held on involuntary manslaughter charges awaiting a police court hearing.
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Pittsburgh
Anthony Derda
Derda
Cleveland
Ohio
Steve Kotula
Cleve
God
Henry Oberhelman
Oberhelman
James Ritson
Joseph
Anthony
Anne X. Alperm
Venson Pledges Active Public Presence for Democrat Platform
The statement emphasizes Venson's readiness to stay prominently in the public eye and to seize political advantages for his policies and the Democratic party, signaling continued public engagement and party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venson
Democratic Party
Misses Waist Pattern 9037 for 24 to 32 inch sizes
Marian Martin pattern 9037 waist sizes 24 through 32 inches offers two pieces plus belt. Opens flat for ironing and easy sewing. Includes complete sew chart and suggests wearing for daily use and housework. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mail to Pattern Dept New York.
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Jim
Marian Martin
Chronicle - Telegram
Pattern Dept
West St. St
New York
N. Y
Kepler to Speak at Fields Church Monday Evening
Dr. Thomas S. Kepler of Oberlin College will lecture at Fields Methodist Church Monday at 7 30 p m as the first midweek worship in the Spiritual Life Mission set for Sunday through Friday March 5. He is a noted New Testament scholar and author who will discuss Called To Be Saints with Rev. Ralph E. Dessin leading and Mrs Harold Sweet directing the choir. A family visitation program begins at 2 15 a m Sunday with about 40 members meeting for church outreach instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiflns
Thomas S. Kepler
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
Fields Methodist Church
Kepler
America
Oberlin
Ralph E. Dessem
Harold Sweet
Ars. Ford Bainbridge
Floor Landing Warning for Power Sander Use
Caution in using a power sander to avoid standing in one spot as it creates an uneven floor surface.
Speakers Planned for Midweek Worship Services
Be continued on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of the following week. Dr. Harold Fildey of Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology will speak Wednesday evening. Friday night features Prof. Ivan Frick of the Weinbrenner School of Divinity Find lay. While the Spiritual Life Mission targets Fields Church, the public is invited to attend the mid week worship services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Fildey
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
Ivan Frick
Winebrenner School of Divinity
Findlay
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Barbara
Rheeta
Harry Lechner
James Nichols
Berlin Heights
New
W.T. Grant CO
Broad Street
Mes
June E. Alexander
P.O
Blond Ann
Mor
County Cancer Unit
Edith Thomas Wallace
General Electric
George Hermann
E. Bridge St
Sweet Creme Donut Coffee Shop
East Ave
Pittsburgh Police
T. S. Kepler
Telegram
Geisel Mpg., Inc
West Avenue
Gene’s Pastry Shop
Lake Ave
Link
Bach
Vana
Broad St
Dodsley
Loin End
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Chuck
Sirloin
Maxwell House Coffee
Maxwell Inst
Nescafe Lge
Jar
Sanborn Inst
Lge
Beechnut Peanut Ettr
Gibson Bros
W. College St
O. Dial
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