Reports On Church Work At Evangelical United Brethren
Last Wednesday the Evangelical United Brethren Church held a covered dish supper followed by reports from church officials. Pastor noted 58 confessions of faith and 12 by letter, eight deaths and four dismissals. Membership stands at 425 with 335 Sunday School enrollees and 189 average attendance. The church supports Miss Florence Lendy in Espanola New Mexico and native teachers in Africa. The pastor baptized 20 adults and 22 children, conducted six funerals, solemnized eight marriages and made 916 pastoral visits. Public address system installed. New officers elected for 1950 51 include Trustees E D Steiner and David Fredrick. Class Leader Henry Jackson. Sunday School Supt Russell Steiner. several assistants and department heads.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Florence Lendy
Espanola
New Mexico
Otterbein
E. D. Steiner
David Fredrick
Henry Jackson
Jack Schumacher
Russell Steiner
Jacob Graber
Robert Stoolmiller
Marjory Schumacher
Phyllis Seebauer
Porter Melvin
Nancy Schwab
Beverly Raff
Herman King
Dallas Haulk
Donna Berger
Lynette Winkler
Howard House
Children
Claire Fretwell
William Neil
William Baker
Edward Berger
Bertha Sherrick
Frank Coger
Bessie ‘Schumacher
Alex Hedinger
Church
Scout Committee Plans Cook-out Dinner Meeting
Girl Scouts held a committee meeting at Mrs. Moss Trogden's home Monday night to plan a Cook-out dinner. Members included Mrs. Trogden Mrs. Albert Schaad Mrs. Iris Gift Mrs. William Frey and Mrs. Rober Wright. The Cook-out is set for Mrs. Robert Wrights home Monday August 21 at 6 00 p.m. All Scout leaders and assistants urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Committee
Moss Trogden
Trogden
Albert Schaad
Iris Gift
William Frey
Rober Wright
Robert Wright
Bridge Club Honors At Glassner's This Week
Mrs. Donald Glassner hosted Akron bridge club guests last Wednesday night. Winners were Mrs. John Harvey Mrs. Robert Gardiner and Mrs. Jack Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Glassner
Akron
Robert Gardiner
Jerry Roth
Rex Landis
Herald Mougey
John Harvey
Jack Doyle
Mr and Mrs Mougey Host Poe Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Herald Mougey were Saturday Poe dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Michael Granieri in Akron. Mr and Mrs Raymond Bell of Massillon were Sunday callers at the Herald Mougey home. Mrs J J Kelley and children returned to Washington DC after spending 4 weeks with Mr and Mrs James Robinson on Industrial St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Mougey
Michael Granieri
Akron
Raymond Bell
Massillon
J. J. Kelley
Washington D. C
James Robertson
Industrial St
Club 13 Hosts Travel Bingo Night at Mrs Zimmerman Home
Mrs C L Zimmerman entertained Club 13 at West Hill last Thursday with traveling bingo. Prizes went to Vera Kay, Cecil Duckworth, Helen Kissinger, Doris Woyat, and Marie Leatherman. Eleven guests enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Zimmerman
West Hill
Vera Kay
Cecil Duckworth
Helen Kissinger
Doris Woyat
Marie Leatherman
Summit County Fair Attended by Local Families
Mr and Mrs Robert Adams and family and Mr and Mrs Orla Houg lan and family attended the Summit County Fair at Ascot Park in Akron Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Adams
Orla Houglan
A. T. Matheny
Summit County
Ascot Park
Akron
Guests at C. L. Zimmerman Home
Last week Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reinhard of Hittsburgh Pennsylvania visited the Zimmerman residence as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Zimmerman
Mrs
Roy Reinhard
Hittsburgh, Pa
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Esther Bruny
John Rohrer
Mor-Sun
F. E. Cornett
Rittman
West Oak Plumbing & Heating
E. K. Burckhart
W. Oak St
Orrville
Hershey and Rohrer
Main St
Shey & Rohrer
Ohio Experiment Station
Hershey & Rohrer
Girl Scouts
Bridge Club
Glassner’s
M. O’neil Company
Walter H. Young Carpenter
Sterling Ave
Termite Service
Assaret
Shock Lumber Co. Rittman
Zimmerman
Scott
S. Main St
Rittman, O
Ol . Service
Walter Sweigert
Sterling, O
Weenie
Lane DE Gailiiga Hel
Daley
Wooster Lumber Company
OUSET
Carter
Builders Hardware
Wooster, Ohio
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