Presbyterian Women's Guild Elects Officers
The Presbyterian Women's Guild met at Mrs. B. M. Foster's home on Main Street for an election of officers. Hazel Gantz will lead the group with Doris McIlvaine as vice president, Rena Wood as secretary, and Louise Knepp as treasurer.
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Presbyterian Women's Guild
Eriay Evening Ng
B. M. Foster
S. ‘Main St
Hazel Gantz
Doris McIilvaine
Rena Wood
Louise Knepp
Grace—Whitacre
Miriam Murray
Stella Myers
Bertha Davis
Hazel—Gantz
Francis Lee
Mabel Gerstenslager
Foster
Bernice Johnson
Canaan Lutheran elects officers in congregational meeting
Canaan Lutheran Church held a Sunday meeting electing officers for next year. Officers include Eugene Young president and Raymond Tegtmeier vice president. Also named were Clarence Hemming elder Elton Fetzer deacon Laura Tegtmeier financial secretary Margaret Fitzthum recording secretary Glen Dorland treasurer Richard Wolf trustees Ellen Fetzer and Helen Koch organists senior choir directors Mrs William Fritz Elsie Nimann and junior choir directors Mrs Pearl Werstler and Mrs Esther Shiley. Installations set for January 1 and plans for a church expansion program discussed. Jackson Women’s Missionary Society met last Thursday with a praise service and devotions by Mrs Earl Fetzer. A covered dish dinner was held at noon and the group will meet after Christmas.
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Canaan Lutheran Church
Eugene Young
Raymond Tegtmeier
Clarence Hemming
Elton Fetzer
Laura Tegtmeier
Margaret Fitzthum
Glen Dorland
Richard Wolf
Ellen Fetzer
Helen Koch
William Fritz
Elsie
Man
Pearl Werstler
Esther - Shiley
Jackson_Women’s Missionary—Society
Navy Seville native James Reed seeks messages
James A Reed SR 572-69-70 Co 581 194th Balt 10 Reg U S N currently in the Navy at RTC Great Lakes Ill seeks correspondence from friends. He is the son of Albert Reed of Seville and has sisters Dolores Schaad Creston Martha Wilson Seville and Mary Cunningham Apple Creek.
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James A. Reed
James Reed
Albert Reed
Seville
Dolores Schaad
Creston
U. S. Navy
Martha Wilson
Mary ‘Cunningham
Apple Creek
U.S.N
R.T.C
Great Lakes
Ill
Canaan WSCS Plans Christmas Bazaar and Dinner
Canaan Women’s Society of Christian Service held a Christmas gathering at Mrs Madge Fetzer’s home with a noon covered dish meal. A Christmas program was presented by Mrs Goldie Stoll, Mrs Naomi Bretz and Mrs Melba Dawson. The group will host a bazaar and supper Friday December 9 at the Canaan Grange Hall serving 5:30 p.m. to sold out. Public invited.
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Canaan
WSCS
Madge Fetzer
Ruth Hoisington
Goldie ‘Stoll
Naomi Bretz
Melba Dawson
Canaan Grange Hall
Creston Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Creston Community Service Club met at the Methodist Church for its annual meeting and election of officers. Kent Ripley will be president with Mike Polchey as vice president Pauline Reese secretary and Francis Ritzi treasurer.
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Creston Community Service Club
Methodist Church
George McIlvaine
Kent Ripley
Mike Polchey
Pauline Reese
Francis Ritzi
John Coffey
Ripley
Ev United Brethren Church Men Host Fish Dinner
The Ev United Brethren Church Men, with their wives as guests, held a fish dinner in the church social rooms. Homer Schwab gave the invocation before 36 were served, with a musical interlude by Miss Nua and Mrs William Baker at the piano. Rev Plummer led prayer and introduced Rev Airhart of Barberton as guest speaker who spoke on Purpose for Living emphasizing service to others, a test for living aid, and security of purpose.
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Ev United Brethren Church
Homer Schwab
Walter Boling
Raymond Snyder
Ronald Boling
Jack—Brager
John Zigler
Rittman Soldier Joins Sage Brush Exercise in Louisiana
Army Pvt Gerald F Workman 22 son of Mrs Mary E Bustl 225 S Main St Rittman participates in Exercise Sage Brush the largest joint Army Air Force maneuver since World War II He serves with the 782nd Airborne Ordnance Battalion Company A trained at Fort Jackson and stationed at Fort Bragg NTC He entered service April 1954 and completed basic training at Fort Jackson S C
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Army
Gerald F. Workman
Mary E. Bustl
Main St
Rittman
Louisiana
Workman
782Nd Airborne Ordnance Battalion
Fort Bragg
Ntc
Fort Jackson
S. C
Cub Scout Pack Meeting Highlights Advancements
Cub Scouts and parents attend the monthly pack meeting in Recreation Hall. Victor Halland conducts the advancement ceremony in Vernon Phillip’s absence. Tommy Stich earns wolf badge, Eddie Fry earns service star, Freddie Wolland gold arrow put, Jerry Sigler and Billy Burnett denner badges. Den 5 presents a health program.
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Regula
Recreation Hall
Vernon Phillip
Cerem
Victor Halland
Tommy Stich
Wolf Bach
Eddie Fry
Freddie Wolland
Gold Arrow
Jerry Sigler
Billy Burnett
Soldier John R Armstrong Graduates Army School
Private John R Armstrong who is 28 and a farmer, son of Raymond R Armstrong of Rt. 2 Wooster, recently graduated from the Army clerical school at Fort Knox Ky after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Mo He is a 1944 graduate of Burbank High School and his wife Gloria lives at 53 Ganyard St Hittman The ceremony included the flag salute conducted by Fred Burger and Johnmy Perewa
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John R Armstrong
Gloria
Ganyard St
Hittman
The
Armored Replace
Ment Training Center
Fort Knox
Armstrong
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Raymond R. Armstrong
Rt. 2
Wooster
Burbank High School
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