Patsy play by Barry Connors staged by Helen Bush Faculty
The high school faculty presents The Patsy a modern three act comedy. Patricia Harrington the Patsy is blamed when things go wrong and remains in the background while her sister shines. Her father a traveling salesman sides with her and finally asserts himself by placing his wife in her proper role. The Patsy finds happiness as she marries the man she loves. Migsettia Evans plays the Patsy with a cast including Harrington Kerr Dannemiller Mahaffey Caldwell Whitmer Anderson Hathaway Buchanan Doll O Flaherty Mann Hertel and Busty. Directed by Miss Bernice Althaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Barry Connors
Patricia Harrington
Patsy 4
Migsettia Evans
Bl Harrington
Newton Kerr
William Harrington
Esther Danneniiller
Iace Harrington
Martha Mahaffey
Billy Caldwell
Edwin Whitmer
Tony Anderson
Dwight Hathaway
Sadie Buchanan
Edna Doll
Francis O'Flaherty
Lawrence Mann
Trip' Busty
William Hertel
Bernice Althaus
Bond Releases Chippewa Man On Firearms Charge
William Musser of Chippewa township bound over to the grand jury under 400 bond from Justice John G. Van Nest's court on a charge of pointing firearms. The charge was filed by Mike Purigraski of Chippewa township. Purigraski says Musser pointed a shotgun and menaced him. Musser signed his own bond and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa
William Musser
Chippewa Township
John G. van Nest
Mike Purigraski
Purigraski
Musser
Lawrence Wilmot
Ruth Roger
Round
Dalton Edges Chippewa 19-18 In Final Period Thriller
Dalton defeats Chippewa 19-18 after a tight game that saw Doylestown lead 13-11 at end of three quarters. Dalton reserves also win 25-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa
Dalton
Doylestown
Chippewa Quinter
Daltonians
Dalton Reserves
T. Bragg
Yarman
F Rector
C¢ van Noate
Busson
Heller Vinez
Dalton Slusser
F Krites
F Goudy
C Ault
G Wertz
Amstutz
Griffith Moser
Hannie
Red Cross Reports Armistice Roll Call Totals
Mrs. B. Seaver, chairwoman, announces Red Cross membership of 40 and donations totaling 45.52 dollars in a roll call conducted since Armistice Day, with the organization collecting 48.52 dollars on page 1 and 8 news segments in Doylestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Seaver
The
Honor Roll List Second Six Weeks Third to Sixth Grade
Pupils earning no grades below 90 for the second six weeks are named by grade. Third graders Melvin Bond Robert McCartney Bill Shaffer Gene Spelcher Holardi Webber Ruth Copen Marylead Danial Doris Evans Donna Halvey Anna Jacks Lilly Kopronik Betty Skinner Allee Workman Helen Lohner Fourth graders Marilyn Myers Kathleen Moore Edith Lepley Donald Carson Billy Danijela John Milford Roy Patten Yvonne Swei gant Mareth Rose Betty Clive William Copen Fifth graders Oscar Beck John Bachman Myron Skinner William Rohler Sixth graders Raymond Adams Beulah Bond James Bowman Babe Bragg Doris Brown James Busson La Verne Cassidy Vivian Farrer Helen Francis Katherine George Lois Johnston Garnet Shumaker Mary Steiner Harry Stetler Ray Tate Carl Workman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Bond
Robert McCartney
Bill Shaffer
Gene Spelcher
Ho Lardl Webber
Ruth Copen
Marylead Danial
Doris Evans
Donna Halvey
Anna Jacks
Lilly Kopronik
Betty Skinner
Allee Workman
Helen Lohner
Marilyn Myers
Kathleen Moore
Edith Lepley
Donald Carson
Billy Danijela
John Milford
Local social and church notices fill Doylestown page
The column lists visits and events in town: Rev A G Whiteman and others attend the Cincinnati Area Conference at King Avenue M B church in Columbus. Mrs Violet Flath visits in Doylestown, bridge club at Mrs Stewart Cameron’s home, Epworth League and Methodist church activities, baptisms, hospital notes, and a Legion bingo fundraiser. Several local families host guests and plan Christmas efforts for Chippewa township, with various meetings and upcoming events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G Whiteman
Chris Musser
Erving Strole
Jennie Matthews
Hilda Addis
B. E. Seaver
Columbus
Cincinnati
Geraldine Ault
Epworth League
Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Earl Estonsen
Clinton Street
Lutheran Church
Maxine Speicher
Paris
Raymond Wright
Patricia Ann
Mansfield
Eugene Groff
Portage St
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Chippewa Township
W. F. Garman
Orrville
Ace Anderson
Akron
Raymond Cleckner
Gladys Beau
Glenn Fritz
Rosalie Anderson
Portage Lakes
Roy Blough and Ballard Visit Rittman Family Home
Roy Blough and Bable Ballard of Rittman spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bowergock on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steward Cameron
Clinton Strait
B. B. Nieswander
M. E. Church
Ethel le Badis
Charles
Anna Mae
Albert Weatherby
Gertrude
Youngstown
W E. Bush
High Street
Mldred Bush
The
Methodist Church
Emmet Addis
George Goulin
Florida
Doylestown
William Homan
Rittman
Arthur Mahle
East Riverdale
Kenneth Baughman
Barberton
Roy. Blough
Bable Ballard
Mrs
Ralph Bowergock
Easton Man Struck By Auto In Marshallville Incident
Levi East, a well known Easton resident, was struck December 5 by a car in Marshallville. He was taken to Wooster hospital. Ethel West of Akron drove the vehicle that struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Levi East
Town
Ettack Dee 5
East
Wooster Hospital
Ethel West
Akron
Stop Special Subscription Bargains Feast of Magazine Value
A fall bar gain offer promises national magazines for every reader in the family. The Press renews for a full year with club subscriptions and savings, urging immediate action by bringing in or mailing orders to the office for prompt delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Dad
Sister
Ohio State Games Listed for 3 Years
Ohio State University released foothill schedules for 1936 to 1938 with four open dates and one game to be scheduled in each year. The plan aims to avoid conflicts with major Columbus games and lists opponents and open slots across 1936 1937 and 1938. Rittman Library will add 17 magazines for 1936 including National Geographic Popular Mechanics Scientific American and Harper's along with existing subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumbus
Ohio State University
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Indiana
Notre Dame
Chicago
Ilnois
Michigan
Purdue
Southern California
Ilinois
Illinois
Rittman
Rittman Public Library
Board of Education
American
American Home
Current History
Good Housekeeping
Gregg Writer
Hygeia
National Geographic
Nature Magazine
Pathfinder
Popular Homecraft
Popular Mechanics
Scientific American
Science Leaflet
Review of Reviews
Forecast
Harper's
Brief, paradoxical reflections on aging and social change
A terse, scattered passage notes turning from person to person for punishment and challenge with age, then argues men should continually seek new friendships as years pass. It critiques early riser maxims and suggests a philosopher favorable to wars as population control belongs in surplus. It also questions intelligence judged by attitudes toward political and economic cures.
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Helen Bush
Hick
Ceylon E. Hudson
North Market Street
Wooster
Ohio
T. E. Slaybaugh
Grant St
Tel
Barberton's Old Reliable Family Shoe Store
Newoc
Elas
Snapees
Mens L
Fis
Arctics
Wwomens Rubbers
Ostrov’s
Barberton,Ohio
Church St
Sturday
BE. Seaver Church
Ruth McKinney
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Grace McKinney
Portarest
Forrest -Frase
Hélen ‘Daniels
Pauline O'Brien
Eugene—Groft
Robecesz Lodge
Geires
Buristinas
Jdyon
Olithy Samerican Lagion
de Mime
Bray Pel
Lions Club
Stepfield’s Hall
Boy Scouts
Scouts
Dorothy Difiore
PD. Difiore
Barberton Hospital
Norman Sohner
Marshallville
Peter Molne
Babe
James F McDermott
Thomas F McDermott
Asa Mohler
No 4 School House
Anthony Mayor
Jefferson
Helen Mayor
Frances Chesser
Canton
Fred Whitman
Wadsworth
William Nichter
Saps Hk Jitewank
Knox College
Nat
Avold
Pilist
Bittman
Ohio State
Pitt
FHA
Gome
Grunow
RADIO
Rittman, Ohio
Santa
Mohaly
J. B. Galehouse
Main Street
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