Local Weddings in Wellsboro and Wooster College Chapel
Miss Madge Maria Raff and Robert Freed wed at Wellsboro West Virginia with Rev. Robert Hill officiating. Freed, a Lima South High School graduate of 1932, is a postal clerk. the couple plans to live at 20 Salt Street. Eva Clouse and Murray Beeghly were married Tuesday at Wooster College Chapel with Dr G W S Luccock and Rev Curtis R Douglas officiating. The bride wore peach mousseline de soie with green accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freed
Ohio Box Board
Eva Clouse
M.S Clouse
Cleveland
Vd. Wooster
Murray Beeghly
Esther Beeshly
Nankin
Wooster College Chapel
G W S. Luccock
Curtis
R Douglas
Dean Hopkins, Wooster
Melvin Worst
Ashland
Ashland Couple Beers Beeshly wed in Ashland ceremony
Ross AchNer and Berlin Shemn berger of Ashland led the wedding with Elizabeth Beal of Canton and Edmond Fulton of Ashland performing music. Mrs Beeshly, a 1831 Ashland College graduate and five year primary teacher, plans residence at 1118 Cleveland Road after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross AchNer
Berlin Shemnberger
Ashland
Elizabeth Beal
Canton
Edmond Fulton
State of Ohio Department of Highways
Beeshly
Beeghly
Cleveland Road
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Keating Before Virginia Tour
Mr and Mrs Austin entertained R C Can employees Sunday afternoon with a farewell party honoring Mrs Walter Keating who leaves to join her husband in charge of the donkey baseball team touring Virginia. She received a leather traveling case. The American Legion Auxiliary meets Monday evening for a Fidac program on Poland hosted by Miss Dora Wright with refreshments by Mrs Earl Franks and Mrs Michelet Schmeltzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Gift
R. C. Can
Walter Keating
Virginia
American Legion Auxiliary
Poland
Dora Wright
Earl Franks
Michee T Schmeltzer
Three Arts Club Hosts Guest Night At Misses Hiers Home
Members will be guests of Misses Alice and Iris Hiers on Wednesday evening for the annual guest night. Each member brings a guest and will answer roll call on My Costume with outfits from the 18th or 19th century. A short play by Miss Gall Lance Miss Marjorie Sandrock Miss Josephine Gannon and Mrs. Robert Hickin follows, ending with piano by Miss Mary Catherine McQorry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Arts Club
Alice
Iris Hiers
Gall Lance
Marjorie Sandrock
Josephine Gannon
Robert Hickin
Mary Catherine McQorry
Local Club Meetings Planned Through June
A schedule lists Bridge and Contract clubs at various homes including Mrs E G Yobbelin and Mrs Fred Snyder, plus American Legion Auxiliary and Girl Scouts meetings at the Legion hall and other sites across multiple June days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Mrs Over to Lead Qlia Podrida At July Meeting
The Qlia Podrida club met at Mrs K W Oahorne’s home for the final 1925 36 year session with 18 members and two guests present Miss Mary Gibler and Mrs Roy Qualman. New president Mrs Legnard Over will take charge in July and Mrs John Fisher becomes secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qlia Podrida
K. W. Oahorne
Legnard
John Fisher
Mary Gibler
Roy Qualman
Workman and Csuhta Wedding at St Ann’s Parish House
Miss Helen Csuhta daughter of Mrs John Csuhta on East Ohio Avenue wed Lester Workman son of Mrs Ressie Workman at St Ann’s Parish House on Thursday May 28. Rev J T Farrell officiated. Mrs Workman is employed at the RC Can Company and Mr Workman at the Ohio Boxboard Company. They reside with the bride’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Csuhta
John Csuhta
East Ohio Avenue
Lester Workman
St Annn’s
J .T. Farrell
Workmans
R C Can Company
Workman
Ressie Workman
Ohio Boxboard Company
Hostess Hosts Final Bridge Meeting for Season
Miss Marjorie Sandrock acted as hostess for the Friday Night Contract Bridge club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A L Ebert on North First Street. Two tables were in play with high scores by Miss Aldgives Hiers. The gathering marked the last meeting of the club for bridge until fall, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Sandrock
A L. Ebert
First St
Alice Andris Hiers
Change Meeting Place Women Benefit Association Hostess
Mrs Raymond Ashbrook will host the Women's Benefit association at her S State street home Tuesday afternoon June 9 at 1 30. All members urged to attend to plan summer meetings. A luncheon will be served. Friday Club hostess Mrs EB G Yochhelm will host the Friday Afternoon ridge club at her N Firat home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ashbrook
Women's Benefit Association
S. State Street
EB. G. Yochhelm
N, Firat
Entertains Club Hosts Bridge Parties In June
Mrs. Fred Snyder will entertain the Wednesday Afternoon Contract bridge club at her S Main street home on June 10 with two tables in play. Mrs. Henry Winkler will host the U-Kum club at her Ritman Pest home on June 11. Mr. and Mrs R Muster and daughter Faye of Marshallville spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Marlan Dayla of Lowville N. spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Emerson Davis. Shel Mr and Mrs H F Longenecker and daughter Mrs John McGranh of Lancaster Pa spent Wednesday in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureday
John Winkler
Rittman Girl Scouts
Legion Hall
Fred Snyder
S. Main Street
Henry “Winkler
Pest of
Ritman
U-Kum Club
R. “Muster
Faye
Marshallville Apent
Marlan
Dayla
Lowville
Emerson ‘Davis
H. F. Longenecker
John McGranh
Lancaster
Cleveland
James Gatehouse
Huntington
Rey Merehimer
Indianapolis
Ind
Roy Trent
Front Street
Flora Osborne
Port Clinton
Osborne
Mr Osborne
Stoulenville
Port Clinton Pool
Adams
Sterling
Leo Adams
Homer Forrer
Paul Morrison
Ray Werner
Lakewood
Paul Schurdell
Kate Weaver
Perrysville
Luther Roudebush
Lucille
Noblesville
Indiana
John J. Viall
Ohio Military Institute
Cincinnati
O. D
Wooster
Bng
Audra
Harry Howard
Harvey Straits
Mr. Straits
Orrville
Strate
Bison “Mullen
Crookaville
Frank
McGrann
Arid
John
McGann
VeraRay
Kalamazoo, Mich
Fish
Weekend Socials and Church Drive Highlight Local News
William Swartz and family and Miss Louise Yochhelm visited Mrs Swartz's parents at Morris Minots. Many local residents spent Memorial Day in Cleveland and at home. A Church of Christ meeting is planned this Friday at the Kroger hall with ice cream for 10 cents a serving. numerous conversations note visits from relatives in Avon Sun, New Concord, Fort Gay West Virginia and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Swartz
Louise Yochhelm
Kroger
Mao
Law Adwins
Dorothy
Lola Luts
Carl Rizor
Clifford Veney
Cleveland
Surday Neyer
Rizor
Mra
Floyd Holnhiemer
Aleyinier Thom
Younstown
Thom My
John Benek
Mra Henek
Color Day at Main Street School Grounds for Girl Scouts
The Girl Scout Color Day program on Saturday June to be held at the Main Street school playgrounds features a free entertainment lineup. Queen Genevieve Hobel and attendants lead a processional with numerous dance numbers and specialty acts performed by Girl Scout troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Genevieve Hobel
Margaret Swarts
Betty Schema
Kathryn White
Faye Osborne
Beverly Morris
Amt
Margaret Herald
Jeanne Rohrer
Tarvelt O 'Shook
7Anette Stearns
Rosemagrfan
Wgson
Ruth Webner
Mary
Natvoon
Bertha Igklay
Florence Daha Stolt Islets
Kathreon Williama
Helen ‘Lanes
Roberta Jean Adams
Gloria Ann Stoker
Eleanor Coffman
Joan Pahor
Helen Garfisky
Kathering’ Twinong
Jean Livingston Mittle Trent
Dorothy Gilbert
Opal
Delores Keating
Rosamarian Wilson
Miriam Cipplager
Jonn Grant
Hertha Hickin
Charlotte McCullough
Harvetta
Betty Wilson
Florence Sae Rath Webner
Roxemailan Winan
Mary Lille
Brother of Mrs Hanes Die, Longtime Mail Clerk
Arthur L Lowe father of Mrs S oR Hanes died Saturday after a 26 year career as mail clerk on the ifrig Re ft route. Survived by a daughter, two sisters, Mrs Hands about and Mrs Edita Schott. Services were held at Maple TN cemetery with Mr and Mrs Janes and their son Harold attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Lowe
S Or Hanes
Ant Marton
Lowe
Rittman
Hands
Edita Schott
West Balan
Maple TN
Somerville
Janes
Harold Witendee
WaUcins atick of eane scheme resurfaces in lurid tale
A garbled historical item describes a strange plot involving a cane stalk used to fake a medicine chest, a cat trumpet, and a camera adjunct. The plan allegedly included a moving conductor and device to lure away a story from its owner, with the cane stuck in the ground as a decoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eane
Ana Urhtaing
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Seville
World Service Group
Jowin C
Schaefer Wire
Fisher Allt
Clarence D. Petit
Rittman, Ohio
Chas. A. Snyder
Ceylon
E. Hudson
North Market Street
Ohio
Acrie At
Tomner Ical
Chevrolet
DE Koit
Crown of Beauty
Fortress of Safety
Fisher
aSt
Flint
Michigan
Grmral Morons
Umstallent Plamn
Juesday
E.G Yobbelin
First Street
S. State St
Ager
Mrs.Osborne
Verne Gebhart
E. Day
Mra Over
Toledo
C Jo McGee
Leonard Over
M Wenner
Csuhta
U-Kum
Myoo
Jdoward
Ion Skelly
Owen Baker
Hopewell
Va’iarver
Clyde Adams
Atttendance
Murray Reeghly
Donald Scott
B & Scott
Fredericksburg
Roy G. Engstrom
Jackie
J. H. Fisher
Ed. Burkholder
Boyd~Miller
Week
John_Williams
Deerfield
Howard Bo‘gle
Vincennes, Ind
Benjamin Sauter
Charles Latvain
R. A. Hacken
Applecreek
Mark Longenecker
DB. F. Doedrich Company
American Lectroplaturs’ Society
Carterato
Jaume
Charles Stydee
Myrtle Webber
Gemtrude
L. Jackman
Mr. and i
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Lees
Mse
Sylver
Haserot
Windsor
I-Ib
Woyat
Crax
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