Ohico-Trent River Fishing Club Holds Fourth Annual Meet
The Ohico-Trent River Fishing Club met in Central Park for its fourth annual gathering. New officers were elected for next year and a meeting date of August 15, 1937 was set, to be held again in Central Park. John Fisher has fished Trent River and Rice Lake for 25 years and entertained the group with stories of a reel mishap in Canada. Mrs A M Wenger is the council president. Election will be held at Apple Creek on Tuesday September 15.
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Ohico-Trent River Fishing Club
Central Park
Trent River
Rice Lake
Canada
Ohio
John Fisher
A M Wenger
Apple Creek
County Council Meeting Nominates Officers In Shreve
Attendees from Rittman included Mrs Ralph Overholt and others at the nyne County Council meeting in Shreve Tuesday afternoon. During the session nominations were made for the next meeting with Mrs Overholt put forward as a vice official amid a note of routine business.
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Jon Auxiliary
Nyne County
Shreve
Rittman
Ralph Overholt
C R Stearns
W W Badager
Robert Wenger
A M Wenger
Ers
65 Attend 37th Winter Family Reunion in Central Park
About 65 relatives gathered for the 37th annual Winter family reunion in Central Park on Sunday. Guests came from Yonkers New York Chicago Illinois Cleveland Ohio Wadsworth Ohio LeRoy Kent Ohio and Mentor Ohio. Plans were made to hold the next reunion at Darling Park Wadsworth on August 8 1937.
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Central Park
Yonkers
Chicago
Cleveland
Wadsworth
LeRoy Kent
Mentor
Darling Park
Shook Reunion Set at Bitr man Park on August 22
The 41st Shook family reunion will be held at Bitr man Park Saturday August 22. Rev Won Plough of Creston states the event invites all family members to bring filled baskets and reminisce with relatives. Hoskinson nuptials report Mrs and Mr Walter Hoskinson of Sterling quietly wed at Rev Harry Deans in Wadsworth and plan to live in Rittman.
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Shook
Bitrman Park
Saturdy
Won Plough
Creston
Grange Meeting Programs By Kanengelser Simpson Worth Beachy
The WM Kanengelser L M Simpson Henry Worth and M R Beachy families presented the program at the Grange meeting Friday.
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Wm. Kanengelser
L. M Simpson
Henry Worth
M. R. Beachy
Grange
Inspection Highlight At August Meeting
The text covers a schedule of social events including an upcoming school inspection at the August meeting. It notes the presence of Mr and Mrs WW. Er win and mentions various hosting duties and bridge club gatherings in Wooster with prize winners and luncheon details. It also references a Zion Evangelical church picnic near Sardis and a Women's Benefit Association meeting hosted by Mrs ya Shaves.
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Wrthy
WW. Erwin
D C Bauman
Jazeel Helen
Eugene Ludus
Joseph Straldiman
Charles Luikart
von Ervin
Zion Evangelical Church
Sardis
Mr and Mrs Oakley Tarlton visit Mrs Snyder in Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Oakley Tarlton of Philadelphia visit his sister Mrs Osa Snyder at Grant Street Mrs Lawrence Wilmot attends the D A State Session in Columbus as a delegate Tuesday and Wednesday of this week Miss Agnes Vetter is ill at her Sterling Avenue home
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Oakley Tarlton
Philadelphia
Osa Snyder
Grant St
Lawrence Wilmot
D. of A. State
Columbus
Agnes Vetter
Sterling Avenue
Frank Webber
Lancaster
Virgil Tarlton
Barberton
Leo Bloom
Clarence Mann
Burbank
Walter Boling
Windham
Logan Snyder
Akron
Carl Martin
West Salem
V. A
F. L. _Besshardt
Robert I. “Hickin
Indianapolis
Earl LaVere
Local Social Roundup From Wadsworth Area
Sunday guests fill homes across Wadsworth and nearby towns as families visit relatives in Lancaster Barberton Seville and Wooster. Attendees include DeLone Bowman Killough Knorr Webber Snyder Lee Winkler Gabrill Sigamore and many others with a hospital report noting Henry Hibbinger fell ill on duty then recovered at home.
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DeLone Bowman
Wadsworth
Earl Killough
Margaret Knorr
Sam Welch
Dionne Quintuplets Nipples on Rexall Train Exhibit
Local clipping details numerous short notices of residents traveling, visiting, and moving. It lists Karl L. Gillman and companions on a two week fishing trip, neighbors visiting relatives in Michigan and Indiana, and various weekend gatherings around Rittman, Wooster, Akron, and Sterling.
Residents Return From Visits Across Bucyrus and Creston
A list of local residents returning home after visiting friends and relatives in Bucyrus and Creston includes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phillips Ion Dewey and daughters Marton Mrs. Dick Osterback of Saginaw Mich Mary Hodgson Mrs. John Neal Dorothy Hodgson and Donald Hodgson of Akron Mr and Mrs Cloyd Wortz and grandson Buster Ashton of Canal Fulton who spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. A S Petit while visiting C. D. Pety.
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Bucyrus
Creston Gueats
ExSteiner
Henry Phillips
Ion Dewey
Marton
Dick Osterback
Saginaw, Mich
Algo
Mary Hodgson
John Neal
Dorothy Hodgson
Donald Hodgson
Akron
Cloyd Wortz
Buster Ashton
Canal Fulton
A S Petit Fn
C. D
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Harry Fry, B. M
L Rittman, O
Wooster
Elson Mullen
R E Andress
Helen Shelly
Barnard Escovitz
Mrs. Willis
M J Wittis
Second Street
Oscar Lee
Josephine Lee
FE MekEwen
Daviestown
Freda
Clara Winkler
Ed Winkler
Seville
of Bauman
Arthur Gabrill
Paradise
Henry Sigamore
William Matz
Bauman
Alex Schlinger
Harry Marty
Hannibal
Philip Hibbinger
Salist
Westinghouse
Dionne Quintuplet
Rexall
Karl L. Gillman
Wisconsin
C. R. Ashenfelter
Lakewood
Philip Young
West Middlesex
Kenneth Osborne
Port Clinton
Frank Harter
Evelyn
Jackson
Michigan
A. A. Ebert
Lyons
Mich
Warren Roberts
Ebert
Clyde Gault
Ruth Nenshaw
Martha Bauman
Joseph Bauman
Indiana
Mary Orr
L. Orr
Gail “Lance
Chautauqua
N.Y
Jacob “Smith
Samsul
Fla
Fore
Boyd Miller
Herald Miece Rittman
Yearden
Pearl Delhrouche
Hermanville
Frances Ball
U. S
Mra
Grace Storm
Joseph Storm
Weet
Albert Selma
Louis Shiffer
State St
Betdean Shiffer
Mario
Cecile
Yvonne
Annette
Emilie
United Drug Co
Boston
Bernard A. Escovitz
Omy
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