Dobrenick Bostancic Wedding Saturday in St Ann Church
Miss Barbara Dobrenick niece of Mr and Mrs Joseph Millekovich married Frank Bostancic son of Mr and Mrs Bostancic of Neff Ohio at St Ann s Catholic Church with Rev John Farrell officiating The bride wore white lace and net with a shoulder length veil and red rose bouquet The matron of honor Mrs Ralph Sulzbauch wore pink lace and net with white accessories and wire roses The groom and best man Victor Plahuta wore business suits with gardenia boutonnieres A wedding dinner at the bride s home followed and a wedding cake from the bride s aunt and uncle The couple posed for photos and a movie was shot by Mrs Herman King A reception followed with about fifty guests The couple plan to live on Front Street Also notes a regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star and plans for the Shreve Chapter event. mentions other names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Dobrenick
Joseph Millekovich
Frank Bostancic
Bostancic
Neff
Ohio
St. Ann's Catholic Church
John Farrell
Ralph Sulzbauch
Wadsworth
Victor Plahuta
Herman King
Front Street
Rittman Class of 34 Holds Fourth Annual Reunion
The Rittman High School class of 1934 held its fourth annual reunion last Saturday at the home of E. C. Poete on Gheldon Avenue. Attendees included Lerma Ruckel Betty Welch Lucille Poete Louise Poe John McGee and Roger Poete plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman High School
E. C. Poete
Gheldon Avenue
Poeté
Lerma Ruckel
Betty Welch
Lucille Poete
Louise Poe
John McGee
Roger
Silhouette Photography Tips From John van Guilder
Readers learn indoor and outdoor silhouette techniques using bright spots and backlit sheets. Methods include low camera angles, large bulb lighting, and a doorway sheet to create convincing silhouettes with simple cutouts, time exposures, and careful framing for storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Eyen
Fes
John van Guilder
Friday Contract Club Hosts Guests at North Second Street
Mrs Ritter entertained the Friday Contract Club at her North Second Street home with a game night. Guests included Mrs John Metham of Lancaster and Mrs G H Steele. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Thomas Madison and Miss Iris Hiers. the group will meet again for a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs Madison on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
M R. Ritter
John Metham
Lancaster
G. H Steele
North Second Street
Thomas Madison
Iris Hiers
Madison
Music Forum To Lead Three Arts Meeting
Three Arts Club will hold its June meeting Monday the fifth at Mrs Basil Hardgrove's home. Hostess Mrs Karl Gillman assists in entertaining. The program features a Forum on Famous Old Composers and Their Music conducted by Mrs Ernest Harrison with help from Misses Gladys Day Gail Lance Dora Wright Esther Spade Esther Kung Mrs M E Stulwth and Mrs Ed Reffert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Arts Club
Basil Hardgrove
Karl Gillman
Ernest Harrison
Gladys Day
Gail Lance
Dora Wright
Esther Spade
Esther Kung
M E Stulwth
Ed Reffert
Industrial Designing Opens New Career Path in Modern Economy
A June Cosmopolitan feature titled Autobiography of America highlights industrial designing as a key modern profession. It stresses three qualifications for success a practical artistic sense knowledge of applied science or original ideas with emphasis on the latter, describing the field as vital for everyday objects and large structures alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan
America
Popular Mechtanics
Globe
Bus Popular Mechanics
Aod Pobale-Man
Popular Mechanics
Bridge Club Meets For Play Thursday
Members of the Thursday night Bridge Club met for play last week at the home of Miss Louise Yochheim in North First Street. Prizes for the two tables of bridge were presented. Miss Mary Marie Hartzjer, a guest of the evening, Miss Lou Rupp, and Miss Leora Hoff attended. After refreshments, the club adjourned planning to meet in June at Miss Rupps home in South Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Yochheim
North First Street
Mary Marie Hartzjer
Lou Rupp
Leora Hoff
Miss Rupp
South Second St
Lettuce Leaves Sealed for Salad Use and Storage
How to separate lettuce leaves for whole use by cutting the core and rinsing under cold running water. Pull leaves apart, use immediately, and refrigerate to keep crisp for salads. A guide for preserving head lettuce for fresh salad use.
Olla Podrida Club Plans June Meeting With Speakers
Mrs H F Longenecker and Mrs J E Benek will host the Olina Podrida Club closing meeting June 6 at the Longenecker residence South Main Street. The program includes quartet music and a reading by Mrs E W Osborne. Topics cover Vacation Spots North South and Bermuda with guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H F Longenecker
J E. Benek
Olina Podrida Club
Longenecker
South Main Street
E.W Osborne
E E. Day
North
Ray Hartzler
South
Bermuda
Friday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Young’s Home
Friday Afternoon Bridge Club gathers for play this week on June 2 at the South Main street residence of Mrs. J C Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C Young
South Main St
Women Benefit Association to Meet at Mrs Wald Home
The Women's Benefit Association will hold its regular meeting at 45 North State Street the home of Mrs Joseph Wald on Tuesday June 6. Members are urged by president Mrs Wald to attend the session starting promptly at 1:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women‘s Benefit Association
Joseph Wald
North State Street
Wald
Sunday Socials At Akron And Nearby Homes
A long list of local visits and guests across Akron Canton and nearby towns includes Mra Rosale Schumacher and children at the A W Jolly home in Akron, Miss Jayne Forman with her parents, and many relatives visiting relatives in Wright Bertram Yochheim in North Flint and Battle Creek. Numerous picnics and weekend visits are noted among the Dennison, Trent, KiLough, and Poe families, with trips to Orr Park and Belle Center and attendance at Decoration Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Rosale‘ Schumacher
A. W. Jolly
Akron
Local Personal Notes From Akron and Nearby Areas
Mrs J E McGrath nee Mary Longenecker of Lancaster PA Miss Marjorie Stoolmiller and Mrs Thomas Madison attended a dinner hosted by Mrs H Jeffers in Akron last Friday. Mrs Leone Skelly underwent surgery Monday at Barberton Hospital and is reported favorable. Robert Beachy visiting Detroit this week with friends. Mrs Carl Straub Wadsworth Road operated on at People's Hospital Akron Monday morning and listed in fair condition. Mr and Mrs Carl Rizer spent weekend in Floyd Holzhheimer home in Cleveland. Melvin Kennedy family and Delane Bowman family visited Chippewa Lake for Decoration Day. Miss Betty Schems of Cuyahoga Falls at home two weeks with her mother Mrs Rudy Schems in Front Street. Mr and Mrs Ed Reffert and family spent holiday with brother W F Durigg in Bucyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McGrath
Mary Longenecker
Lancaster
Marjorie Stoolmiller
Thomas Madison
H . Jeffers
Akron
Leone Skelly
Barberton Hospital
Carl Straub
Wadsworth Road
People's Hospital
Betty Schems
Cuyahoga Falls
Rudy Schems
Front St
Tip Is the Most Popular Beverage Among Princeton Seniors
The article notes that tip is the most popular beverage choice among Princeton University seniors, highlighting its status in campus culture and student habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
Welch Family Visits Highlight Ohio Avenue Residence
Mrs. M Welch hosted relatives D W Shelton and wife of Arming ton Hi and father J EC Shelton of Columbia during a two day visit at the Welch residence on Ohio Avenue. Mrs. Margaret Grumiing of Al ton visited Monday with Mrs EC Poete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Grumiing
Alton
EC Poete
Rittman Grange to Meet Friday Night Memorial Service Planned
Rittman Orange to hold postponed meeting at the Grange hall Friday night featuring a memorial service for departed members. Wayne County Pomona meeting to be held in Dalton Saturday night with Stark Pomona Grange presenting fifth degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Orange
Grange Hall
Wayne County Pomona
Dalton
Stark Pomona Grange
Seniors Sponsor Movie To Raise Washington Trip Funds
The senior class will sponsor a movie to fund their Washington trip. They present George Madden at the Diana Theatre on Tuesday June 6, featuring Wallace Beery as a long serving sergeant whose son is drawn into a conflict with a rival crowd. The group plans to depart Num an for Washington on Monday morning, June 6, and stay four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seregeant Madden
Diana Theatre
Numan
Capitol
Wallace Beery
Geta
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Dobrenick-Bostancic
Order of Eastern Star
O J
Shreve
Hessidence
Dale Boling
Delmont McAnalley
Ray Hines
Canton
Noruert Reffert
Cleveland
Theo
A-H-Thomas
Silhouette Pictures
R. Resid
Music Forum
Jean Scott
Bridge Club
Olla Podrida
Ling
Good Housekeeping
Jayne Forman
C M Forman
Stephen Rolph
Familly
North Second
Swert
Seriopely Fl
Ft . Dennison
Catherine Tennison
Richard Dennison
Gaughter
Judy
C¢ J Poe
Roy Trent
Mr. L. Trent
Edward Trent
Orr Park
Orevlle
Roph Bmg
Viv and
Alves
K. ER Imme
Earl
Paul the McGinness
Roundhead
Viv
Jim KiHough
Wright
Bertram Yochheim
Flint
Charles Stoolmiller
Battle Creek
Mich
Stoolmiller
Ohio Avenue
Herman Wilson
Asar Wahyne
W Va
Schumacher
I} North
Homer &Feouman
Paul
Robert
Filmer Felehter
Irene
Barberton
Mra Barger
Earl and
Richard
Melvin
Charles Trent
Fort Gay
John Wilson
Victor Vaeses
Frank Kitts, and
Emerson Killough
Belle Center
William Swartz
Bowling Green University
Rittman
Marguerite and
Evelyn Stanley
West Salem
River
De'brole
Betty McConnell
Rosemary Norzheimer
Charles FellenstIne
Clifford Aigier
Seville
Tuesday Vistora
E. Paete
William Newberry
C.J Poe
Peggy Lou
E. G. Yochhelm
Louise
W E. Yochhelm
Billy
Dr. Yochhelm
Ashland
Robert Beachy
Detroit
Michigan
Carl Rizer
Floyd Holzhheimer
Melvin Kennedy
Bobby
Delane Bowman
Janice
Chippewa Lake
Mrs Reffert
W F Durigg
Bucyrus
Beulah V
Gillaspie
Sealtest Laboratory Kitchen
Rann
Wiweewa
Rittman Grange
Cone Co
E. Onterleste
Chicago
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