Jean Workman Weds Charles W Garbarino in Wooster
Jean Frances Workman, of Rittman, married Charles William Garbarino Jr. at St Mary's Catholic Church in Wooster. The bride, given in marriage by her uncle James Booth, wore a pastel pink dress with a lace handkerchief and white carnations, while her maid of honor, Mary Garbarino, wore a pastel green dress and carried a pink carnation bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Frances Workman
Charles William Garbarino, Jr
Dee
St Mary's Catholic Church
Wooster
Rittman
W Fugene Booth
Norfolk
Charles William Garbarino
Detroit
James Booth
Navy
Mary Garbarino
Vroom
Mark
Peoples Federal To Pay Four and a Fourth Percent
Peoples Federal Saving and Loan Association of Wooster announced a new savings rate of 4.25 percent per year effective January 1 1963 for the first half of 1963. The bank projects about 2.5 million dollars in earnings for 1963. Board chairman Fred Shibley said the rate aligns with company goals to offer high insured returns while growing assets. Total assets were reported near 63 million with cash and US bond holdings over 14 hundred thousand. The bank noted it is the largest financial institution in Wayne County. Directors include Bodager Graham Hosack Schantz Tasler and Taylor. A new Bodager agency serves insured savings and mortgage applications. The article also includes wedding details unrelated to the rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Federal Saving and Loan Association of
Wooster
Boar
Fred Kibler
Ordance
Peoples Federal
Biblex
Shibley
Ial Institution
Wayne
Investine Savines
Spisles
Robert FE Bodager
H C
Graham C
B Hosack
Bruce Schantz
FE Tasler
Ernest Bo Taylor
Bodacer Agenes
Ritt Manares
School Menu Weeklay Bites and Lunch Options
Wednesday offers chicken noodle soup or peanut butter and meat sandwiches with celery stocks fruit cocktail and cheese milk. Thursday serves beef and noodles with green beans and bacon cole slaw pineapple plus cheese milk. Friday features macaroni and cheese buttered corn tossed salad peaches cheese, with vegetable or tomato soup crackers fruit meat salad sandwiches and milk.
Real Estate Transfers in Chippewa and Creston Areas
Mary Joan Mallan and James L Mallan transfer .54 acre to Harry L and Kathleen Moore in Chippewa Two. Howard H Hollis and Elytia M Hollis transfer lot in Chippewa Two to Rutle C and Dianne J Caudill. John K Coffey and Marjorie M Coffey transfer lot in Creston to Franklin D Watkins. Woodrow and Ruth Bolen transfer lot in Creston to George J and Grace Metzger. John K Coffey and Marjorie M Coffey transfer two lots in Creston to Nellie Lance. Harvey J Hartzler and Edith M Hartzler transfer 59 of an acre in Green Two to Herman and Erma Brenner. David D Ferrer and Dorothy M Ferrer transfer 53 of an acre in Green Twp to Fred and Mildred Reusser. Ernest H Wilson and Pauline V Wilson transfer 67 of an acre in Green Two to Robert J and Elda J Gasser. Paul Showalter and Nancy Showalter transfer one acre in Green Two to Edwin E Hawk and Mary Jake Hawk. Glenn E Walters and Helen F Walters transfer 6.18 acres in Cannan Two to Ralph R and Dorald J Mell vaine.
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Mary Joan
James L. Mallan
Harry L
Kathleen Moore
Chippewa Two
Howard H
Elytia M Hollis
Rutle C
Dianne J. Caudill
John K Arid
Marjorie M. Coffey
Franklin D .Watkins
Creston
Woodrow
Ruth Bolen
George J
Grace Metzger
John K
Marjorie M Coffey
Harvey J
Edith M Hartzler
Herman
Erma Brenner
Green
David D
Dorothy M. Ferrer
Fred
Mildred Reusser
Ernest H
Pauline V. Wilson
Robert J
Elda J. Gasser
Paul
Nancy Showalter
Edwin E
Mary Jake Hawk
Glenn E
Helen F. Walters
Ralph R
Dorald J. ‘Mellvaine
Cannan
Loyal Workers Hold Meeting at Christmas Observance
Loyal Worker members of Evangelical Brethren Church held a Christmas observance with 31 participants. They sang carols, read Luke 21 20, offered prayers and readings, and shared poems and a Bible quiz led by Miss Esther Bruny. Refreshments with Christmas themes were served.
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Evangelical Brethren Church
Catherine Bruny
Little Inn
Herald Angels
Roy Welling
Esther Bruny
John Walker
Doris Zimmerly
Vernon Steiner
Charles Boling
Clara Boling
Bonds Promise a Future for Your Savings
The notice urges readers to invest in US Savings Bonds as a way to secure their financial future. It frames the bonds as a prudent long term option and encourages purchase now for lasting security.
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Jean Workman
Charles W. Garbarino
Puest
Wooster Wadswroth
Charles Garbarino, JR
First Street
West Hill
Pittsburgh
Main ST
Ses Andle
Wooster, Ohio
Charles E. Wilson, Inc. A
N. Main ST
Ohio
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Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
I.G.A
Ben Franklin
Jen
Heinz Catsup
California
Demas
Nellie Lance
Bodager Agency
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Peoples Federal’ Savings Wooster
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