Doylestown Cemetery Association Names Officers
At a meeting of the Doylestown Cemetery Association Mayor We R. Mower appointed to the board of trustees R. Miller and Vinttman Akron signed as secretary to Mayor Hwa. The cemetery records will be kept daily and funds for lot sales and other business managed by President Martin Tirdtrove or Mayor Hower. The cemetery rebuilding proceeds as funds permit with work on roads lots and trees ongoing.
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Dirgerprscor
Doylestown
We R. Mower
Board of
Aivastérs
Va R. Miller
Vinttman
Akron
Hwa
Loty Opere Mills
Pritves
Pesidérit Martin Tirdtrove
Hower
Vorkora
Tmlor
Fair Ceinen-Belareteng
Mrs W Hower Hosts Mother's Club Gathering
Mrs W Hower entertained the Mother’s club at her Frederick Street home last week. The program featured Mrs Hower reading, Mrs W Gatehouse singing two vocal solos, Mrs Rey Harrion delivering two readings, and a clever age-act play by Mrs E Me Kinney and Mrs Albert Flath. A six o’clock dinner followed.
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W Hower
Fredrick St
Rites Held For Aged Doylestown Businessman Nathan Zimmerman
Funeral services for Nathan R. Zimmerman age 75 of Doylestown were held Sunday at 2 30 p m at his home with Rev Myers of Alliance and Rev Dittmar officiating The Knights Templar of Akron conducted the services Interment was in Chestnut Hill cemetery F Ad Frage in charge Zimmerman born at Marshallville spent 55 years in Doylestown and 41 in the jewelry and optical business He was the oldest businessman in town a member of the Doylestown Business Men's Association Shiloh Rebekah lodge No 432 K of P lodge O O F Beacon lodge No 258 a 32nd degree Mason and a member of the Presbyterian church Surviving are his widow Martha Myers Zimmerman two brothers John Zimmerman Doylestown and Ezekiel Zimmerman Marshallville Funeral marked the end of his seven months illness following Thanksgiving day death Marinda Wagner Zimmerman his first wife preceded him in death
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Nathan R. Zirhmerman
Roon
Ae Myers
Alliance
G Dittmar
Knightship of
Akron
Wassmarde
Ghestnut Hill
F. Ad Frage
Zimmerman
Marshallville
Doylestown
Jie
Presbyterian Church
Marinda Wagner Zimmerman
Nathan
Martha Myers Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Ezekiel Zimmerman
Epworth League Members Attend Dalton Breakfast
On Thanksgiving morning 16 members of the Doylestown Epworth League of the M F Church traveled to Dalton for an early breakfast hosted by the Dalton Epworth League. After breakfast they attended morning worship and returned to Doylestown late in the morning.
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Doylestown
Local Tatler Notes Stir Up Town Banter
The Tatler chat highlights townsfolk chatter about Mr. D Dudley Orr Candy Ford and high school sports figures Buck Flath Nick Lucals and Notre Dame ties. It mocks gossip while recalling a beans joke, a looming threat note to Tom Chiswell, and hints at a desire for a livelier column amid injudicious humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Dudley Orr
Tatler
Orr
Harry “Buck” Flath
Buch
George Clark
Nick” ‘Lucals
Notre “Dame
George
Michael Richard Koken
Mary Ewing 85 Dies After Illness in Township
Mary Ewing aged 85 died Tuesday morning after two years of illness in the township. She was married to James Ewing who died 16 years ago. They had two children, son Robert and daughter Nettie. Surviving are Robert Ewing, Milwaukee, Wis, and Sister Rhine. Services at Jaston UBR church Thursday at 2:30 pm conducted by Rev Walter Mar. Funeral arrangements by F A P Frase.
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Mary
Ewing
Ti— Cana
James. E. Ewing
Robert
Netle
Wing
Jaston Ubr
W Os Waltamar
P Frase
Mrs Charles Shaffer Hosts Lutheran Society Meeting
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Lutheran church meet at Mrs Charles Shaffer's home with Miss Louise Smith as assistant. The topic is Education of the Indian led by Mrs Lara Hartel.
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Ladies’ Aid ‘and Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Charles Shaffer
Louise Smith
Lara ‘Hartel
Gillespies Celebrate Their 58th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wilson Gillespie celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary Thanksgiving Day at the home of their son J R Gillespie in Wadsworth A family dinner was served to 34 including children grandchildren and great grandchildren from North Canton Akron Wadsworth Barberton East Cleveland and Doylestown
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Wilson Gillespie
J. R. Gillespie
Wadsworth
North Canton
Akron
Barberton
East Gleveland
Doylestown
Thanksgiving Dinner for Fetzer Family Held at Stepfield Hall
Relatives of the Fetzer family gathered for a Thanksgiving dinner in Stepfield hall on Thursday. Fifty eight people attended from Creston Copley Orrville Akron Marshallville and Doylestown.
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Fetzer
Stepfield Hall
Creston
Copley
Orrville
Akron
Marshallville
Doylestown
Missionary Society Meets at Parsonage Friday
The December meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church will be held Friday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Alfred Reid at the parsonage. Mrs Earl Brousa, president, will be in charge.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Alfred Reid
Earl Brousa
Firemen Called To Steve Slate Farm Barn Fire
Firemen were called to the Steve Slate farm at 3 30 p m Monday to fight a blaze that started in the barn. Fire crews arrived too late to save the barn which burned to the foundation.
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Steve Slate
Firemen Hold Rabbit Supper in Doylestown Fire Room
The Doylestown firemen hosted a rabbit supper Tuesday evening in the fire rooms, while also entertaining the indoor baseball team they sponsored last summer. About 30 attended.
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Doylestown
Prayer Meeting at M. E. Church Thursday Evening
The mid week prayer meeting of the M E church will be held Thursday evening at the parsonage with the pastor in charge. Time is indicated as 315 and fee $8.
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M. E. Church
Auxiliary Meeting at Doylestown Legion Rooms
The Auxiliary of the American Legion held a business meeting in the Legion rooms on Monday evening.
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Doylestown
The
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Choir Rehearsal Set at Mrs Seaver’s Home
At 8:00 p m Thursday the weekly M E church choir rehearsal will be held at the home of Mrs B B Seaver, the director announces.
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M. E. Church
B. B. Seaver
Doylestown Welfare Organization Formed In Community Drive
A special meeting of local groups established the Doylestown Welfare Organization. Elected officers for 1933 were Wmren Ro Baty chair, Ervin Strole vice chair, C W Shaffar secretary, and John Ridinger treasurer. A bazaar committee from each group will run the event at town hall December 10 to aid needy families. another meeting is planned December 8 at the Legion rooms for interested citizens.
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ALA
Legion Rooms
Doylestown Welfare Organization
Wmren
Business Men Host To Football Players
The Doylestown business men hosted the 1982 Doylestown football team, county champions of the class B league, with about forty present at a Wednesday noon dinner. Afterward, Coach Stanley Neal spoke, followed by talks from John Hutchinson, president of the businessmen, and Dr. Ford.
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Doylestown Business Men
Doylestown
Ladies Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Stanley Neal
John Hutchinson
Dr. Ford
Sunday School Board to Meet Tuesday at 7:30
The S S Board holds its December meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the M E parsonage. Reports are expected and final Christmas plans will be presented. Attendance is desired.
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M E. Parsonage
Lutheran Church Morning Service and Sunday School
Pastor Rev. Geo. Dittmar leads 9 30 a m morning worship with a splendid sermon. Choir offers music. 10 30 a m Sunday school classes for everyone are conducted by superintendent Wm Schultz.
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Lutheran Church
Geo. Dittmar
Wm. Schultz
DOYEESTOWN LOCAL GUESTS AND EVENTS IN BARBORTIOY area
Local notes record Mrs Jacob Diebat undergoing serious surgery Tuesday at Barbortioy hospital for Mia and Mrs Cahael of Barbaron. Funeral attendees include Mr and Mrs Raymond Cleckner Joseph Bell and son Akryn. Numerous visits from Akron, Cleveland, and Canal Fulton are noted, with Thanksgiving gatherings and hunting trips. A stray reflection on lodge petitioners ends the column.
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Jacob Diebat
Joseph Bell
William
Akryn
Nathan Zimmerman
Mra
A. G. Maurer
Cleveland
I Leiberth
William Homan
Rittmin
Sollee Soliekbie
Cankloas Town
Mary Baughman
Gon
Paul Klein
Akron
Helen Diebel
Ben
Holand
Ruth
Sidny Y
Perrysville, Ohio
Methodist Church Notices Highlight Missionary Sunday
Rev. A J P Reid leads services at 9 30 Sunday school with E F Strole as superintendent Missionary Sunday observed Morning worship at 10 45 with sermon The Greatest Book of All Time Universal Bible Sunday also marked Music by choir Epworth League at 6 30 in charge of Gospel Team from Baldwin Wallace College at 2 30 p m concert and talks by college students
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E. F. Strole
Universal Bible
Choiir
Epworth League
Baldwin-Wallace 2
College
Baldwin-Wallace College
Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Fight, Education Emphasized
The National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis advances education on the disease known as the great white plague. Figures like Dr Hogan Clandoning note many have been infected at least once, but early treatment and sunshine help, while prevention hinges on widespread sanitation knowledge funded by Christmas seals. The program relies on pennies from Americans buying seals to decorate holiday letters and packages.
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National Association For the Prevention of
Dre Hogan Clandoning
Hinthan
Helf
Association For the Prevention of Tuberculonia
Agea
Unclear Text Fragment About a Dog and Speech
The readable phrases describe a dog named We Wizzlé and a chaotic scene involving heat water bites and odd speech. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable people or organizations.
Move to Town for Water Save at Homes
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss relocating to town to gain water and light for houses, contrasting farm and town life. It notes savings from improvements, labor concerns, and suggests town life would add to domestic comfort, with terms distorted and unclear.
A Vol Promises Relief for Nervous Headaches and Mood
An old advertisement touts A VOL as a safe prescription aiding women with nervousness depression irritability headaches and period pain. It claims heart safety, non-addictive effects, and wide use in factories and offices, warning to avoid inferior substitutes.
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Avery
Kloresa
Khope
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