Doylestown Doings and Tea Hosted by Garden Club
Doylestown Garden Club plans its annual tea to honor past presidents, Tuesday January 15 at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Sheldon M. Daniel at 100 East Clinton Street with the social committee handling the tea table. A fire caused about 3000 dollars damage at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Yerian RD 1 County Road 172. Doylestown Volunteer Firemen answered at 11:55 a.m. last Thursday, keeping the blaze under control while remaining crews stayed two hours.
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Doylestown Garden Club
Sheldon M. Daniel
East Clinton Street
Ralph Yerian
Doylestown
Stebbins National Bank of Creston Report 1962 Notice
Legal notice presents the 1962 report of Stebbins National Bank Creston Ohio to the Comptroller of the Currency. includes assets liabilities and capital accounts with values and an attestation by bank officials. also contains community notices from the Odd Fellows Lodge Friendship Garden Club lists and local hospital updates plus a divorce petition notice against Paul L Moore filed in Wayne County Court.
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Stebbins National Bank of Creston
Ohio
Csponse
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Pal
Wa Dhute
Cottal
Conric
Paul L. Moore
Latham
New York
Dawne E. Moore
Court of Common Pleas
Wayne County
Ey “Rhonemus
Dalbey & Radford
Longtime Rittman teacher Ruth Baker honored
Ruth Baker marks thirty one years in the Rittman school system teaching the same fourth grade. She began in 1927 as Ruth Henshaw, paused four years after marriage to Foster Baker, and returned. Baker studied at California Teachers College Penn Ohio University Kent State and Akron University. Her pupils included Postmaster Herald Mongey and she recalls a chalk desk remark by W A Garver and praise for supervision by Garver and Superintendent W H Hauenstein.
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Rittman
Ruth Baker
Akron University
Herald Mongey
W. A. Garver
Herald
Garver
W. H. Hauenstein
Future Nurses Club Holds Meeting With Nurse's Aide Talk
Twelve members of the Future Nurses Club and sponsors Mrs Fred Winkler and Mrs Cahit Chorba heard Jane Melenbacker recount her experience as a nurse's aide at their Christmas meeting. Mrs Winkler hosted. a gift exchange and refreshments followed.
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Future Nurses Club
Fred Winkler
Cahit Chorba
Jane Melenbacker
Winkler
Grace Null-Of D-Town Dies at 93 in Doylestown
Grace Null 93 of 464 High Street died Saturday. A lifelong Doylestown resident she lived with her niece Adele Stotler for 12 years. She belonged to Doylestown Methodist Church. Funeral services led by Rev. Tamay Mona were held Tuesday at Boylestown. Nieces and nephews survive.
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Boylestown
Grace Null
High Street
Doylestown
Adele Stotler
First Church Missionary Guild Slides Offer Christmas Help
Ee WwW Guild meets with Mrs Pearlie Hawkins to view slides of their McKinley Mountain mission. Welfare committee reports Christmas baskets for a needy family. Members plan cards for Carolyn Starling at Akron Children's Hospital. Stamps collected for Mrs Walter Coble of Garret Indiana. Money sent to Radio Luxembourg Mission. News notes include a 0.5% interest increase on Series FE and H bonds since June 1959.
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Church of Christ Missionary Guild
Pearlie Hawkins
McKinley Mountain
Carolyn Starling
Akron Children’s Hospital
Walter Coble
Garret
Ind
Radio Luxemburg _ Mission
Korea
Louisville Bible College
McKinley Mountain-Mission
William Fluhart Dead at 62 in Orrville Area
Services for William F. Fluhart, 62, of Marshallville RD 1, longtime Ohio Boxboard Co. employee, were held Monday in Orrville. He died at Dunlap Hospital Friday after a seven year illness. Rev Alva Knoll conducted the services. Burial was in Maple Grove Cemetery in Marstrattville.
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William F. Fluhart
Marshallville RD
Ohio Boxboard Company
Orrville
Fluhart
Dunlap Hospital
Alva Knoll
Maple Grove Cemetery
Marstrattville
Mrs Houglan Elected President of Ollila Podrida Club
Orla Houglan was elected president of the Ollila Podrida Club at a Tuesday meeting. Gladys Rolph becomes vice president and Clarence Norton secretary. Ruth Longworth hosted the meeting and Ruth Krabill named assistant secretary, Robert Davis treasurer, Donald Rose assistant-treasurer. W W Hallenstein joins the program committee and radio TV chair. Recreation chairman reports Halloween and Christmas events. President Russell Bell urges Women’s Crusade for Seat Belts. The club will sponsor the Ethel Swanbeck Nursing Scholarship locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orla Houglan
Ollila Podrida Club
Gladys Rolph
Clarence Norton
Ruth Longworth
Ruth “Krabill
Robert Davis
Donald Rose
W. HH
We the People Panel Discusses Immigration Groups
A Wee Study panel presents views on minority groups. Mrs Foster and Baker speak on Japanese Chinese and Philippine immigrants. Mrs Hauenstein on the Amish and Mrs Wenger on Indians Mexicans and Puerto Ricans. Walter Duranty notes people think with hopes fears or wishes rather than with their minds.
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Broklerhood
Foster
Baker
Niegré Jin
America
Mildred |Duri
Hauénstein
Wenger
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Sally A. Stebbins
Virginia A. Miller
R. E. Miller
Odd Fellow
IOOF
Clifford_Mohler-of- Rittmaan
Friendship Garden Club
Kat &T
Jack. Roed
Walter
Mildred) Parsons
Frederick Street
Akron ,General Hospital
Parsons
Hazel Harvey
Fred Bieli
Earsle Fry
Harald Butter
Charles Summers, Jr
Curtis_Sheppard
Legion Auxiliary
Lions
Auxiliary
Legion Post
Lions Club
Brookside Country Club
Dand-Lions
Gene Daniel
Earl Sulzbach
Fred Sullivan
Lion Robert Williams
Philco
Sylvania
Firestone
Westinghouse Combole
RCA
Emerson Consoley
Westinghouse
Rittmann, Ohio
Ben Franklin
Beauty Loft
White Sale
Osc
Pre
Cs Ole Vet AG
Uma
Bittman
David Wright
Grace
D-Town
Wadsworth
Elvis Presley
Yul-Brynner
Sai Minco
Zahrain
Damon and
Pythias
William Fluhart
Walter Duranty
Ghevrolet
Chevrolet
Convair
Lessickus
Hugh-L--Strickland
Ohio Ave
Rittman, Ohio
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