Mothers Club Meeting Includes Christmas Gift Exchange
The Mothers Club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs John Rises home with eleven members. Minutes and the treasurer report were read, a program presented, and Mrs Sharp sang No Candle Was There. Mrs Thirnett read a humorous piece and a verse on Bethlehem. A talent contest titled Romance was led by Mrs. Van E. Narrison was runner-up. The club voted $1 for welfare work and repeated the meeting’s obligation. The Christmas gift exchange followed, with much merriment, and the hostess served supper as members enjoyed a social hour.
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John Rises
Sharp
Thirnett
Bethlehem
Chen
Christmas Services At Methodist Church
Christmas Sunday is observed at the Methodist church with a combined Sunday school and church program at 9 30 a m The Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m followed by a sacred concert at 7 30 p m Emilie Seaver reads The Other Wise Man The cradle roll mothers meet Tuesday at 7 45 p m and the official board gathers Wednesday at 7 30 p m Rev A J P Reid presiding with mid week prayer at 7 15 p m Choir practice at 8 p m Thursday at Mrs B E Seaver's home
Hubert Paridon Named Holy Name President
Holy Name society of SS. Peter and Paul church elected Hubert Paridon as president with Henry Petit as vice president Louis Whitman Jr as secretary and Anthony Paridon as treasurer in the officers slate.
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Holy Name Society of
SS. Peter and Paul Church
Hubert Paridon
Henry Petit
Louis Whitman, Jr
Anthony Paridon
Lutheran Choir Sings Carols and Holds Party
The Lutheran choir spent Thursday evening singing carols around Doylestown. After caroling the group went to Mrs Mable Slatzbach's home for choir practice. They then visited Mrs Emma Steller where Mrs Ada Fast hosted a taffy pull for the young people.
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Doylestown
Mable Slatzbach
Emma Steller
Ada Fast
Midnight Mass Schedule at SS Peter and Paul’s
A church notice announces Christmas Eve Mass at midnight and the last Mass on Christmas Day at 9 o’clock at SS Peter and Paul’s Catholic Church.
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SS. Peter and Paul's
December Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society
The December meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the M and E church will be held at the home of Mrs. Ray Sellers at 8 o'clock on Friday December 30. Mrs Marble Trostle, president, will be in charge.
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Ladies’ Aid. Society of the M. &E. Church
Ray Sellers
Marble Trostle
Jolly Twelve Christmas Party Hosts Holiday Bridge Affair
The Joly Twelve Bridge Club enjoyed a Christmas party Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs Gearse Petit’s home on North Clinton street. Three bridge tables played for a family prize awarded to Mr and Mrs Lewis Whitman Jr. A Christmas gift exchange followed, and Mrs Petit served lunch. The club plans to meet with Mr and Mrs John Stitz in Barberton in two weeks.
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Gearse Petit
North Clinton St
Lewis Whitman, Jr Ae
Petit
John Stitz
Barberton
Legion Auxiliary Feeds Children At Christmas Party
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a Christmas party for area children Monday evening at the Legion rooms. A lively time was had by all with plenty of activities and festive cheer ending the event on a bright note.
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Legionmares
Legion Rooms
Sneldo Club Hosts Wedding Anniversaries Evening
The Sneldo club at James and Baughman Portage? hosted a Saturday night gathering for two couples celebrating wedding anniversaries. Mr and Mrs James Baughman marked their 201st and Mr and Mrs Lynn Dayton their 18th. Euchre provided entertainment with Dayton and Clark winning high. A late lunch concluded the evening.
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Sneldo Club
James
Baughman
James Baughman
Lynn Dayton
Clark Kitchen
Don Moxley
Rebekah Lodge Elects Abbie Close As Leader
Shiloh Rebekah lodge No 482 held an officers election at its regular meeting naming Abbie Close noble grand Iva Groff vice grand Emma Myers financial secretary Helen-Daniel recording secretary Martha Zingerman treasurer Elia Edwards deputy president Gertrude Coffman trustee Installation is set for the first meeting night in January Mrs Elsie Phillips Barberton presided over the session a supper of creamed chicken was served
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Shiloh Rebekah Lodge No 482
Noble Grand
Abbie Close
Iva Groff
Emma Myers
Helen—Daniel
Martha Zin Merman
Elia Edwards
Gertrude Coffman
Elsie Phillip
Barberton
Convalescing at Doylestown Homes
Mrs Clarence Dannemiller is convalescing at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Dannemiller after a two week stay at St Thomas hospital Akron where she underwent a critical operation. Mrs Jacob Delbel who had a goiter operation at Citizens hospital Barberton two weeks ago is improving and has returned home.
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Clarence Dannemiller
Edward Dannemiller
St Thomas Hospital
Akron
Jacob Delbel
Citizens Hospital
Barberton
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Attended by Creston Delegation
Mrs Stella Cleckner and Mrs Lucille Witchey Airs attended the county council of the Legion Auxiliary at Creston on Tuesday joining Beulah Cleckner and Mrs Blanch Huntsburger in the gathering.
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Stella Cleckner
Lucille Witchey
Beulah Cleckner
Blanch Huntsburger
County Council of the Legion Auxiliary
Creston
Fire Department Answers Call at Sulzhach Home
The Rowlestown fire department was summoned at 9 30 Tuesday morning to the Harold Dutch Sulzbach residence on Gsitesst to combat a fire in the back kitchen. Mrs Sulzhach was washing when flames broke out, badly burning the kitchen and several pieces of clothing she had ready to wash.
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Rowlestown
Harold (Dutch) Sulzhach
Gsitesst
Sulzhach
Sulzbach
Card of Thanks from Mrs Dethel
Card of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude to the auxiliary, neighbors and friends for kindness during illness. Mrs Jacob Dethel signs.
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Auxiliary
Doylestown Locals Share Weekend Visits and Tragedy
Doylestown residents report weekend visits from relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peters and children of Kenmore and Miss Mary Werner of St Thomas Akron. Funeral services noted for Mrs. William Jordan in Mansfield and Mrs. Wm Denton in Akron. Also mentioned are illnesses, Christmas vacations, and local gatherings involving residents such as the Ault, Benner, Seaver Riise, Groff, Johnston, McKinney, Dayland, Gantz, Strole, and Bleckner families.
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Mary Werner
St Thomas Hospital
Akron
A. ©. Chesser
William = Jordan
Mansfield
Chas. Ault
Charlotte Benner
Guy Johnnston
E. K. McKinney
Lynn Daylands
Dwight Myers
E. C. Groff
Loge
A. W. Strole
Detroit
Raymond Bleckner
King Midas Wish Turns Daughter To Gold Tale
A mythic tale retold about King Midas who gains the golden touch and discovers that wealth cannot replace his precious daughter. The legend follows his longing for riches and the tragic cost when his beloved child is transformed into gold, leaving him to face irreversible loss.
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Midnay
Midas
Neval
Tama
The Fairy Tale of the King and the Fatry Return
An old tale depicts King Midas learning gold cannot buy a soul. A fairy asks the queen to restore a life, bringing grief to a father until the fairy completes the moral. The story ends with the tale’s restoration and a broader application to present day conditions.
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Hern
Icip
New York High School Enrolls Over Ten Thousand Students
A New York high school reports enrollment surpassing ten thousand students, highlighting its large student body and expanded capacity. The district notes continued growth and plans to accommodate demand through facilities and staffing.
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Mothers” Club
Ha -Hase
Church News
Lutheran Church
Geo. Dittmar
Schultz
Holy Name
Lutheran Choir
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jolly Twelve
Legion-Auxiliary
Rebekah Lodge
Summit
Sunkist
Co. E. Norris
Ohio
Fire Department
Jacob Dethel
Carl Peters
Kenmore
Mrs. Louis Whitman
Liebe
Frank Dixon
Lfe
Midnag
Walla
New York
Joe Gish
Asht
Yausol
the Modern Pharmacy
Chas. S. Lepeey
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