Doylestown honors past Garden Club presidents at tea
Doylestown hosts a Membership Tea at the home of Sheldon Daniel with a brief meeting led by new president Mrs Elmer Turner. Special tributes, carnations for presidents, and readings marked the event while noting ill or absent members.
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Doyles
Sheldon Daniel
Elmer Turner
Turner
Henry Parner
Walter
Mildred) Parsons
Akron General Hospital
Ethel *Gatehouse
Kenneth Black
Grace McKinney
Paul Mills
Hilda Addis
Fred Klohn
Carola Wright
A. Read
Bryan
John Gelehouse
Fred Wells
McKinney
Club
John Galehouse
Philip Gilect
George Petit
Doylestown Garden Club
Fred_Wells
To Continue Scholarships by Trient Teachers Assoc
The Trient Teachers Association plans nine awards as it resumes its scholarship program and prepares for the annual minstrel show. A meeting at the hall drew an Interacted crowd with Harding speaking on mathematics and education. A PTA committee will meet at the home of F. Davis Jr to organize the show. Robert Bodager notes 496 memberships this year. Press Crank Fetzer outlined PTA meetings at Orrville High on Helping Teenagers Grow from Jan 29 to Feb 5 and a Rittman High School band concert on Feb 2. Judge Brenneman of the Juvenile Court in Wooster is set to speak at the February meeting.
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Nual
Harding
Ay F. Davis, Jr
Robert Bodager
Crank Fetzer
PTA
Orrville Ie High School
Rittman High School
Brenneman
Juvenile Court
Wooster
Learn Hair Styling Tips From Friendly Mothers Club
Friendly Mothers Club members demonstrated hair-styling tips with Mrs Icy Gishof as model at a beauty salon. Afterward the group visited Mrs Robert Duskey’s home for refreshments. Fifteen members and two guests attended, with Mrs J R Curren assisting. Betty Newton will host the February meeting at Ohio Fuel Gas Company.
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Friendly Mothers Club
Icy Gishof
Carl Ganvard
Dakard Siders
Cindy
Adult Courses Being Offered at Barberton Adult School
Tom Davis of Rittman High School will teach public speaking at Barberton Adult School opening January 28. Classes run at 489 Hopocan Avenue with courses in English grammar Spanish algebra public speaking naturalization driver training sewing tailoring knitting cake decorating millinery golf bait casting mosaics arts and crafts photography silk screen processing rug weaving Magic City Singers upholstery typing shorthand book keeping and business machines. Registration Sundays March 7 1 to 6 p.m. or before class starting January 28 or 31. High school credit courses available Monday Tuesday and Thursday 6 to 9 p.m. These are University of Nebraska correspondence courses with special registration January 21-24 6 to 9.
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Tom Davis
Rittman High School
Barberton Adult School
Hopocan Avenue
R. Wling
Magic City Singers
University of Nebraska
Future Spending and Savings Bonds Message
Fragmentary OCR note discusses future spending and savings bonds with unclear wording and scattered letters. Mentions Wayne County and US savings bonds though specifics are unreadable.
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Wayne Couny
Rotarian talk outlines labor mediation role and limits
Federal mediator Edward F O'Brien told Rotarians that mediation seeks to bridge gaps in labor disputes without taking sides. He contrasted mediation with arbitration, noted the 60 30 10 split of mediation requests, and explained mediation’s independent status and goal of mutual agreement rather than rulings. He cited past involvement in the Packaging Corporation of America strike and stressed face saving through voluntary mediation.
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Edward F O’brien
Rittzman Rotarians
Packaging Cooporation of America
International*Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper
O’brien
Federal Mediation Service
Labor Department
O'Brien
Irgde
Eatid Firth
Requesis
Mediation Service
Heat Like Sun At Navy Lab In Silver Spring
Temperatures equal to the sun’s surface are generated in a hyperballistics gun for missile development at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Silver Spring Maryland.
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Naval Ordnance_ Laboratory
Silverprenat
Spring Md
Meat consumption per person in 1960 forecast
Meat consumption per person is expected to reach 161 pounds in 1960, about 2 12 pounds higher than 1959, reflecting rising demand.
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