Creston Churches Outline July Services
Creston and vicinity listings for the Church of God, M E Church, and Presbyterian Church. Details include Sunday school times, worship services on Sundays and midweek meetings, youth groups, prayer services, and a Sacred Music program planned near Madisonburg on July 16. The Creston Jackson Presbyterian notes list counting the cost as a sermon topic and related choir practice.
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Youvn
Marvin Stuffer Faim- Hyaf
Madisonburg
Yeewar
Canaan Grange Juveneile Picnic and Program Outlook
The Canaan Juvenile Grange held an July picnic at Hawks woods with morning games and a real ball game between the Navy and others. An evening program includes recitations, songs, a playlet, and a two act play led by members and guests. a note calls for attendance and support. The Canaan Grange will meet Friday July 27 at the Community Hall with Mrs Will Gantz in charge and a reminder to urge lapsed members to attend.
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Canaan
Hawkswoods
Navy
Ganga
Orange Hall
Alexander
Tulle Bowers
Nina
Jay Lehman
Matilda
Lawrence Fetzer
Dorothy Myers
Sweetheart
Jean Boor
Alice Willie Woo
Willie Woo
Arthur Mumaw “Fairles
Betty Jean Sykes
Lehman
Rose Fetzer
Bernlee Bowman
Sarah ‘Jane Bowers
Kathleen Hummel
Tyvende’ Grange
Tone Sims
Ruth Ferrer
Letty “Stills
Jack Adams
Harold Ginther
Bobby Adams
Ninaa Lehman
Caral Clark
Bernice Bowman
Clark
Bertha J. Newton
Rev Dann
Robert Fetzer
Dunn
Sarah Jane Bowers
Wil Hookway
Rye
O— Canaan Grange
Canaan Community Hall
Will Gantz
Grange
Creston Locals Share Family Visits and Moves
Creston residents report visits from relatives including H A Maurer family, Nelson Bender, Cha grin Falls, W W Knepper and sons Bob Wayne Mech yaine near Phatham Destin Melivainé of Jackson and FB. El lis of Cleveland. Social events feature hosting at Wilpidekway house, birthday dinners, and neighborhood moves with residents relocating to Mansfield Sterling and Jackson area. Local fare includes guests at Hen Haskins home and a picnic by the Presbyterian Gunnild at Wooster park.
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H. A. Maurer
Nelson Bender
Chagrin Falls
W. W Knepper Wand
Bob
Wayne Mech Yaine
Near Phatham
Destin Melivainé
Jackson
FB. Ellis
Cleveland
Wilpidekway House
Pipe -Omense Schists
Refereeance Union
F Hay
Akyan
Is .i
Ddsefa Krytzer
Famer Kissinger Land
Delleyne
Haskins
Mlasking
Alk
Ktinser
Amen’ Banm
Russell Avenue
Wedness
Ray Remich
Reston
J W Harmon
Hiettsville
Wyoming
Fred Marmon
Florence May Abbey
Sterling Street
Presbyterian Gunnild
Wooster Park
L. E. Patterson
Mae Griner
Lakeside
Laura Ellen Goembel
Bcatson
Mass
John Goembel
Canaan 4-H Club Holds Meeting at Wayne County
Mrs D S Hummel and Jackson served as trustees to the Sew Jie 3 club during yesterday afternoon’s Wayne County 4-H gathering. Following the business session, games were enjoyed.
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D S Hummel
Jackson
Wayne County
W B A Meeting With Mrs Marks Today
The Women's Benefit Association schedule shows a meeting with Mrs Charles Marks today. Mrs Laverne Sha- is noted in attendance or remarks, reflecting a local social gathering of the group.
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The
Women's Benefit Association
Charles Marks
Laverne Sha
Seville presiding over district business session
Ambiguous text notes Seville presiding over a district business session with scattered, unclear names and phrases. fragmentary reference to Brown and Geputs AfAk sntesent appears, but no clear actions or outcomes can be established from the readable portion.
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Andehir
Seville
Brown
District
Sho
Women’s Auxiliary Creston Elects New President
The Craston unit of the American Legion Women’s Auxiliary held a meeting with Mrs. Fianney Guffey elected as the new president.
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Creston
Wayne County
American Legion Women's Auxiliary
Thesdays
Fianney Guffey
Remarkable A-VOL Pill Promises Nervous Relief for Women
A vintage health-claim advertorial says a new scientific prescription called A-VOL quickly relieves nervousness pain irritability and low mood without heart depression. It asserts safety non narcotic and non habit forming and warns of harmful substitutes.
Ohio State Bureau reports June 1933 employment rise over 1932
The Ohio State University bureau of business research reports June 1933 employment up 9 percent over June 1932, the first time since the decline began that a month’s total beat the previous year. Manufacturing and related jobs led gains, with chemicals and steel showing notable increases in several cities. Nonmanufacturing work improved at a slower pace across major regions, including Akron, Canton, and Youngstown, as the overall employment rise accumulated over three months.
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Tolumbes
Ahey
Ohin
Ohio State University
Bureau of Business Research
Bayereis
Museau
Speer
Colombia
Cotes Heso
Sixth Ohio Dairy Day Held At Wooster
The sixth Ohio Dairy Day takes place in Wooster at the Experiment Station on Friday August 1. Dairymen will meet for demonstrations on silage, protein in rations, milk nutritive properties, calf feeding, and feeding systems. An afternoon program includes the Oldtimers Association hall gathering, milk marketing talks, a dairy cattle judging contest for youths, and children’s games and contests.
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Wooster
Ollo Daley
Ays Wooster
Pyiday
Avith Gla Anthe Dairy Sftuatter the Experimentat Work In Prar Vers
Durisse Thor
Phaven
Curtis
Wilte
Logicia
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W. Plough
M. E
G. L. Bohnert
Max Langell
Norning
Epworth League
Presbyterian
Creston-Jackson
Japleson
Sud Perr Pea Hing
Grange News
Tovers
Victor Fen Priday
Oliver Frary
Eyag
Bree Dicus
Dicus
FE Caster
Danvers Cole
John Afenry
Nellie Carter
Mary Hanale
Sterling
Arcade Hotel
Woden and Daughters
A Vernon
John Eddington
Charles Schlegel
Raymond
Charles
Will Guthrie
Mansfield
Rex Shaw
Toledo
Hi A Shaw
Jamison
Avon
Ohio
Canaan 4-H Club
W. B. A. Meeting
Women’s Auxiliary
Chicago
Bao
Baltimore
Pereenesas
Ons Ok
Hvem
Neares Magufacturing
O& Nf
Chem
Dayton
Miveland
Stark County
Akronami
Poledo
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Long Island
N.Y
Kroger
Dr-A-E-Cole
Traatat
Ontattle
Thane
Wadsworth
Essfurt
Erator Company
General Electric Company
United States
Isa
General Ele Electric
A. L. Ebert
Rittman, Sterling
Rittman
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