Sundberg Named Norwalk Church Pastor
The Rev Roland D Sundberg was named pastor of First Methodist Norwalk succeeding retirement of Dr John D Green The new pastor comes from Christ Community Methodist Canton since 1951 a Tufts College graduate he will preach his first sermon Sunday His wife Eileen active in Canton church and they have son Paul who will be in seventh grade next fall
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Roland D. Sundberg
First Methodist Church
Hazen G. Werner
Ohio
Lakeside
Sundberg
John D. Green
Christ Community Methodist Church
Canton
Tufts College
Sommerville
Mass
Boston University School of Theology
Eileen
WSCS
Paul
Six Erie County highway workers to retire at Milan fish fry
Six retiring Erie County state highway garage employees in Milan were honored at a fish fry hosted by fellow workers at the Berlin Conservation Club Friday. The retirees include Henry H. Eden, Robert N. Hemstreet, John V. Knott, Patrick J. O’Hara, Kent C. Rockwell, and Robert C. Sayles, with other county officials also in attendance.
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Magic Mirror Would Help On Wall St
New York commentators joke that only a magic mirror could predict stock moves from summer to fall. Wall Street remains bid despite uncertainties as brokers cite speculative risk and external factors like policy, labor, and Soviet actions. Aluminum price rises ahead could lift earnings for aluminum firms.
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John Wayne Becomes Grandfather Again
Hollywood actor John Wayne, 52, welcomed his second grandchild as Gretchen Wayne gave birth to Alicia Marie, a daughter of Wayne's son Michael. Michael is married to the newborn’s mother and works as a producer at Bat Jac.
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Two Drivers Die at Monza Race in Italy
In Monza Italy two Italian race drivers were killed and another injured during yesterday's races. American Al fonzo Thiele a New Yorker living in Italy won the featured race.
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Wellington Rev Harold Willman Named Area Pastor
Wellington reports Rev Harold Willman named pastor of the First Methodist Church replacing Rev Howard Crabtree who was transferred to Cleveland after three years in Wellington. Willman, current pastor in Jefferson, will report on the Columbus convention at the Hamlin Women’s Relief Corp July 7. Junior Corps votes a family picnic July 29 at Findley Forest Park. meeting July 8. Richard M Ray, son of Clyde and Mrs. Ray, recently earned a B A from Pan American University and is accepted to UT Pharmacy in Memphis.
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Richard M. Ray
Clyde Ray
Pan American University
Edinburg
Tex
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Memphis
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Western Reserve University
Safe Boating Tips Issued By Red Cross In Weeklong Drive
Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross发布 Safe Boating Week guidance with tips from Tom Webster water safety chief. Authorities cite about 1,400 annual water fatalities in small craft and urge weather awareness, correct horsepower limits, no overloads, life preservers, signaling gear, and a sticking to a cruise plan.
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Seaway Net Meet Returns to Kent State July 18
Second annual Seaway Tennis Tournament pivots to two weekends at Kent State University with events in junior boys and girls, women’s open, veterans doubles, and later men’s singles and doubles. Gloria Lovchick and Hayden Shilling return as defending champions. entry deadlines July 15 and July 22.
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Hayden Shilling
Southern Methodist
Kent
Major League Leaders Snapshot From 1960s Baseball Standings
Highlights list top players across American and National Leagues with hits runs and RBIs. Notable names include Aaron Cepeda Banks Killebrew Rosin Demeter Newcombe Wilhelm Larsen and Sch. The summary notes leaders in batting and pitching categories across both leagues.
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Kuenmn
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Colavito
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Allison
Mende
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Triandos
Orioles
Mizell
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Antonelli
Newcombe
Padres
Wilhelm
Larsen
Shaw
White Sox
McLish
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Brown
Haney May Name Musial For NL All Star Consideration
Milwaukee manager Fred Haney said he may name Stan Musial to the National League All Star team despite Musial's low voting. Musial has appeared in 15 straight All Star games but received only three votes for first base. Haney plans to consult with Warren Giles and considers Musial a sentimental yet useful pinch hitter in a pitching rich NL.
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Irishman Wins Sysonby Handicap at Belmont Park
The Irish horseman wins the 59,400 Sysonby Handicap at Belmont Park on Saturday, securing the prize in the race run on the New York track.
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Airman Dennis Nicholson visits Green Acres Children’s Home
The Oberlin town column notes Airman Dennis Nicholson on a 10 day furlough from a Texas base visited Green Acres Children’s Home last week. He spent about a year there, recalled playing piano by car, and planned to live in Los Angeles with his father after July 13.
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Bible School Program Set At Chatham
Bible school classes at Chatham will climax Thursday when over 90 students perform a program at the Black River Church of the Brethren. The 90 boys and girls have trained for two weeks and the event begins at 8 p.m. The Women’s Fellowship of the Congregational Church sponsors an ice cream social on the church grounds Saturday at 10 a.m. Mr and Mrs John Dodson plan to open an antique shop in July at the Frank AHis home.
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West Lake
Frank Ahis
Drill Team Of Norwalk Takes State Second Place
The Norwalk precision drill team known as the VFW Majorettes finished second at the state contest held with the WEW convention in Columbus. Mayor Louis Frey awarded the key to the city as Delores Meiz leads the 16 girl unit defeating last year’s champions Marilynettes of Toledo but losing to Berea.
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Louis Frey
VFW
Delores Meiz
Karen Wynkoop
Tris Winchell
Candy Coe
Diane Wendland
Elaine Egle
Betty Russell
Barbara Schaper
Kathy Baisch
Mary April
Janice Smith
Susan Olsen
Kathy Rossman
Commie Arnold
Susie Werner
Gretchen White
Sandy Rettel
Columbus
Marilynettes
Toledo
Berea
Firelands Sesquicentennial Week Plans Announced
Firelands celebration events led by Brothers of the Brush and Sesqui Belles include a July 7 parade at 7 p.m. and a beard growing start with a Kangaroo Court for nonexemptions. Mayor Frey to issue a Shavers Permit proclamation. Activities run July 3 to 31 with picnics, dressed days, and a July 22 Indians vs Yankees bus trip costing five dollars.
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Fall Fete Plans Launched for Berlin Heights Event
Berlin Heights sets the 1959 homecoming for September 7 with a full weekend schedule. Organizers include Richard Cobb Donald Smith Harold Baker and Mrs J F Hinman Garden Club in the flower show and parade context. Firemen's auxiliary to run the queen contest and a barbecue dinner will accompany the events. Committees cover oldtimers game lunch stand parade traffic advertising and more with Frank Pine Carl Kuhl and others leading.
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Richard Cobb
Donaldd Smith
Harold Baker
Donald Goodman
Garden Club
JF. F. Hinman
iMunday
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Oldtimers
H. E. Bellamy
Frank Pine
Carl Kuhl
Theodore Hill
F. J. O'Doonell
Harold Hast
Harry Holstine
Marvin Mize
Wayne Lyles
Sid Daniels
William Heckelman
Sunshine Sisters Club Meeting in Wakeman
The Sunshine Sisters widows club of Wakeman met at the Masonic Hall Friday evening. Program chair Hazel Gibson led a contest won by Alice Watson, followed by a humorous reading. A brief business session approved a July August recess. Hostesses Sonia Benson and Blanche Fox served tea and cookies.
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Sunshine Sisters, Widows Club
Majsonic Hall
Hazel Gibson
Alice Watson
Sonia Benson
Blanche Fox
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