Christmas Day Wedding at Woodward Home in Canaan
Miss Reba Woodward daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Woodward married Logan Snyder son of Mrs Osa Snyder on Christmas Day at the Woodward residence. The ceremony featured a Christmas decor theme with a wedding march played by Francis Tefelton. A reception for 25 relatives and friends followed. Attendees included out of town guests from Warren Montrose Wooster LeRoy Surbank Creston Barbertown and Ritman. The couple will reside at 66 College St Ritman. Also notes on local club luncheons and Tree Arts Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Woodward
Canaan Township
Reba Woodward
Logan Snyder
Osa Snyder
College St. Rittman
Matt
Francis Tefelton
Howard Lowe
Robert Collins
Warren
Howard
Watch Party Hosted by Union Buyers Club
The Union Buyers club hosts a Friday watch party starting at the usual 7:30 PM. Women bring husbands as guests and Thaseuine will be spent playing cards and Alnee. Each member should bring sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Buyers Club
Thaseuine
Alnee
D of A Card Party to Be Held January
The D of A met in Rotter Hall for regular business and decided to hold a public card party on Saturday in the hall. Eighteen members and three visitors attended. After the meeting no gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Wm Fixler. The next meeting will be the second Tuesday in January with installation of officers. Old officers will join the school of instruction at Barborton January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of A. Plins
D of A
Rotter Hall
Wm Fixler
School of Instruction
Barberton
Community honors the Carsons with farewell gatherings
Friends and neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs W C Carson with parties before their move to Wooster last Tuesday Sunday night after church. Church of Christ members gathered at the Carson home on W Liberty St to present a gift in recognition of their service. Monday night neighbors held an informal gathering at the 457 Spink St Wooster residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C Carson
Carsons
Wooster
Church of Christ
Carson
Metz and Goffinet Wed in Covington Ceremony
Miss Lolita Metz and Vincent E. Goffinet were united in marriage last Thursday in Covington Kentucky. The ceremony, read by Rev Father Wimmers, was witnessed only by the groom's uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs TJ Musger. The newlyweds reside with the groom's parents at 119 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolita Metz
Raymond Metz
S .Main St
Vincent E. Goffinet
Armand Goffnet
S. Main St
Covington
Father Wimmers
TJ Musger
Ohio Central Telephon Xmas Party Attended by 259
The Ohio Central Telephon Corp. held its annual Xmas party at Mt. Vernon with a banquet at the Methodist church and a gathering at the Elks ballroom. About 259 employees from all divisions attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Central Telephon Corp
Mt. Vernon
Methodist Church
Elks Ballroom
Veal Birds with Sour Cream Recipe
Veal Birds with Sour Cream uses veal steak and dairy made sour cream. The dish features bread stuffing, herring pieces, and skewers baked at 350 degrees until tender. Serves 4 with a rich creamy sauce and versatile serving options.
Local Christmas Guests Gather Across Numerous Families
A wide list of relatives and friends from Creston, Barberton, Orrville, Akron, and surrounding areas spent Christmas Day with kin in Rittman, Wade Worth, and Norwalk. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Kamp Jobin, Mr and Mrs Lace Prent and son Teddy, Mr and Mrs Widener, Harold Goffinet, Miss Marcella Schmidt, Patsy Joan Wilmot, and many others as they shared meals and holiday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roymond Weaes
Creston
Uafiman
Lace Prent
Teddy
Sherman
Tuvter Widener
Norma Jean
Barberton
Sans Welch
Russell Jacquaya
Wrolt
G& R
New Year Dance Planned by County Club Members
County Club members host a New Years Eve dance with music by Hartgier and his High Hat band. A New Year morning gathering is planned by the committee, Mr and Mrs James Fox, Mr and Mrs Harold Arnold, for welcoming 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerland
Thnay Hartgier
James Pox
Mio
Mia Harold Arnold
Shooks Honored by United Brethren Church Group
A 40 member United Brethren Church group called on Walter Shook and his wife in N Fourth Street to honor their move to town and celebrate Shook’s 34th year as Sunday School superintendent. They presented a linen table cloth and shared refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Walter Shook
N Fourth St
Mrs Shook
Shooks
Shook
Christmas Party at Sieberth Estate Draws Notables
A festive Christmas gathering was hosted at the Sieberth country home east of town with a four course turkey dinner at noon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Martin Burr and three daughters from Cleveland, Mrs Emma Nichter and Miss Cornelia Whitman from Doylestown, Mr and Mrs George Lieberth of Blake, Miss Margaret Cattin of Sterling, Attorney O B Wolf of North Canton, Miss Margaret Lieberth of Mercy Hospital Canton, Mr and Mrs Peter Biddinger of Doyles town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Sieberth
Martin Burr
Cleveland
Emma Nichter
Cornelia Whitman
Doylestown
George Lieberth
Blake
Margaret Cattin
Sterling
O B. Wolf
North Canton
Margaret Lieberth
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Peter Biddinger
Lieberth
Couple United in Fredericksburg Nuptials
Emery Helser of Rittman and Ruth Schumacher of Fredericksburg were married on Saturday December 18 at Fredericksburg in a ceremony reported by local sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Helser
Rittman
Ruth Schumacher
Fredrickburg
Fredericksburg
Former Rittman Girl Weds Wooster Newsman
Arden Morr, daughter of Leona Morr of Wooster and formerly of Rittman, married John L. Stout owner of Stout News Agency Wooster. The ceremony was at Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church parsonage with Rev. Paul W. Schmidt officiating. They will live with Arden’s mother until their Canton road home is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Arden Morr
Leona Morr
North S1
Wooster
John L. Stout
Stout News Agency
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul W. Schmidt
Canton Road
Ghurgh of Chriat Ladies Aid Elects on Wednesday
On a Wednesday evening January 5 the Ladies Aid held an election meeting. Members gathered to appoint officers and discuss upcoming community projects. The group named new officers and planned future activities for their church mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghurgh
Chriat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olla Podrida
Qotla Podrida Club
V A Garver
S Third
J H Fisher
AJ Grant
A L. Ebert
A Hl Thomas
Three Arts
Tree Arts Club
Oval Tea Room
Nex
Mra
Stilwill
Mary Kathryn MecGorry
Ialin
RITZ
Beauty Shop
Che
Hershey & Rohrer
Carsonz
Goffinet
Metz
Cee Aeared
Mess Cedeste Kamp
St Lain 3
Misa Tirace Kamp
Tesa
Christian
Fred Kamp
Jobin
Cshuta Dt
Han
Michdleen
Harold Goffinet
Alpheus Goffinet
Marcella Schimidt
Cuyahora
Falla
St Anes Church
Christ
Harold Martintyre
Akron
Wan
Paul McGorry
Harold Mousey
Millersburg
Lawrence Wilmot
YWA
Patsy Joan Wilmot
Sam Welch
Charlies Trent
Edward
Roy Trent
Bari Killough
Bobby
Jacky
Delone Bowman
Janice Tou
Melvin Kennedy
Orrville
Ra Steele
Salt St
Hoc B Tekel
Brances Auker
Kenneth
Edward Stageswalt
Stanley Auker
Alaric
Wanda
Phyllia
Charles Lee
Mia Elam Brubaker
Plesd
Raymond
Wadeworth Bay
Auvkher
Leater
Ernest Harmison
C FE Shields
London
Bell
Brb Hurt
C L. Hurt
J & Benck
Inliquitable Life Assurance Society
Weatfield Inn
Lehoy
Manafield
Aliee Cook
Liman
iMazel Fpotter
Ohio Central Telephone
Naren Miller
Wadaworth
Herman Schmelinger
Mro
Dunning Defoe
Mr de Foe
Burbrook
Jake Cummings
OR. H. E
Optometrist
Barborton
Pilea
East Side Square
Mrs Brown
Eriel Mae Hershey
H F Longenecker
William Brown
Levine Harpster
Merrell
Texas
Roscoe Hummel
O. J. Shong
C. C. Gregg
Austin Gift
Radio Service — Electrical Contracting
William Shackleford
E. R. Alexander
Houck Beauty Shoppe
Hummel Auto Service
Sterling Avenue
Marilyn Beauty Shop
DODGE
Salt Street
Tom Gatehouse
W. W. Bodager
J. E. Benek
Ee Oe Assurance Society
Hummel Barber Shop
Ory
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