Creston Alumni Banquet Set This Thursday
Creston alumni banquet will be held at the school building this Thursday. Francis Rizzi, president, names Hazel Kirschner chair of the entertainment committee with Eleanor Giffen, Jay Kinch and Avery Kinch as assistants. The dining and decorating committee includes Ben Romich as chair and several others. Myron Davis and his orchestra will provide music for dancing, with cards and other games planned.
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Creston
Baguio
Francis Rizzi
Hazel Kirschner
Eleanors Giffen
Jay Kinch
Avery Kinch
Ben Romich
Scott Johnson
Mame Broomall
Charlotte Howell
Russell Repp
James Patterson
Howard Knepp
Mrs Roy Shannon Dies After Church Service
Mrs Roy Shannon aged 89 wife of Roy Shannon died Thursday night after a church service at the Church of God in Seville. She was taken to a doctor’s office where she passed five minutes later. Funeral services were held at Worthy Windencane, with burial in Proctorville. Survivors include her mother and two others.
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Garnett Shannon
Roy Shannon
Hiestand Elected FY Director at Ohio Farmers
At the May meeting of the directors of the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company and the Ohio Farmers Indemnity Company of LeRoy J. C. Hiestand was elected a director to fill the vacancy caused by the death of N. R. Cint. He has led the companies mobile departments since 1920 and has served as secretary for four years. He also directs the Methodist church choir and participates in Boy Scouts and community affairs.
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Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
Ohio Farmers Indemnity Company of
LeRoy
J. C. Hiestand
N. R. Cint
Hiestand
Reese Carpenter Nuptials Tie Reese and Em in Navarre
Miss Marian Carpenter and Em Reese were married by the United Brethren church rector in Navarre on Saturday afternoon. The bride wore pale pink crepe and white accessories. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong of Seville. Both bride and groom are Creston high school graduates. They will live with Mrs Rene Carpenter’s parents, Mr and Mrs C J Carpenter.
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Marian Carpenter
Emmet Reese
Réede
United Brethren Church
Navarre
Robert Armstrong
Seville
Reese
Creston High School
Rene
C J Carpenter
Decoration Day Program A Success at Creston
Decoration Day program at Creston on Saturday drew a larger crowd than usual. Wooster Daughters of Veterans, Scouts, and citizens joined World War II veterans in marching and paying tribute. Inge Walter I Mouser of Wooster spoke. boys decorated soldiers faces. Civil War veteran Petey Asitog attended the exercises.
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Creston
Wooster Daughters of
Vaterans Daft Grips
Inge Walter I Mouser
Wooster
Wis
Petey Asitog
Civil War Vetean
Creston Educator Joins Wooster School System
Miss McCoy, a Creston educator with Otterbein College and Ohio State home economics training, joins Wooster City schools for the coming year. She will work on the home economics staff at Ohio State University and has been assigned to Knox County following Monday’s employment by the Wooster Board of Education.
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Creston
Wooster City
Otterbein College
Westerville
Ohio State University
Knox County
Miss McCoy
Wooster Board of Education
Philathea Class Meeting at Mrs. Steen’s Home
The Philathea class of the M E church met at the home of Mrs. Rufus Steenbury Tweedey for a gathering.
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M. E. Church
Rufus Steenbury Tweedey Trening
May Day program features Mrs. Stead as Mrs. Saunders
In Ashland the senior class play included Mrs. Ona Stead of Creston portraying Mrs. Saunders. The May Day program coincides with her graduation, marking a milestone in her education.
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Ona Stead
Creston
Saunders
Ashland
Stead
Presbyterian Guild Meeting Friday Evening Program
Mesdames Lee Grunder Let Stuckey and Misa Faye Grunder entertain the Presbyterian Guild Friday evening. Mrs. G W Jeandrevin and Mrs. Florence Benjamin are in charge of the program. Mrs. Floyd Myers and Mrs. A L Repp provide entertainment for the social hour.
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Presbyterian Guild
Mesdames
Lee Grunder
Let Stuckey
Misa Faye Grunder
G. W. Jeandrevin
Florence Benjamin
Floyd Myers
A L. Repp
Pentecost Observed at Jackson Presbyterian Church
Pentecost Sunday services were held at Jackson Presbyterian Church with Rev A E Stockham delivering a sermon titled The Blessings of Pentecost A covered dish dinner followed and a Good Fellowship hour featured LeRoy Smith led a Sunday school class and a miscellaneous program was presented by participants
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Jackson Presbyterian Church
A. E. Stockham
LeRoy Smith
Local Social Guests Attend Weekend Visits Across Town
A flurry of weekend visits and Sunday gatherings filled homes across the area. Among those noted were Mr and Mrs Archie Teatenant and others from Lafayette Chatham Barberton and Willard pairing with local families for Sunday meals and Stauffer Pinkley Baum and Morgan Howey households hosting relatives and friends from Akron Cleveland Medina and Orlando.
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O L. Hoff
Archie Teatenant Son
Aicdina
Gerald MrDonald
Lafayette
Margaret Eaken
Dessie Duerh
Chatham
Duvall Good
Barberton
Bent Good
Yale Baum
McCormick
Adrian Baum
Louise and
Radna Mae Baum
O. G. Pinkley
Atyra Firestone
John Pinkley
LeRoy
Ralph Bauni
Bill Hastings
Walter Leatherman
Medina
Guy Birk- Tigele
Orlando, Fla
Howard McFadden
Greenwich
C. ‘R. Burkett
Akron
Jacob ‘Walters
Charles Nelberger
Cleveland Amit
L. A. Carlos
Painesville
George -Branks
Mor
Business Men Plan Golf Frolic With 36 Hole Match
Business men and golfers prepare for an annual tournament ending June 15 with a dinner likely at Smithville Tin. John Wenger and John Tilson lead teams in 36 hole play with winners paying the losers dinner. Most matches set for Valley Ridge. score determines the winner. Tilson holds Valley Ridge best this season with a double eagle on No 2.
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Smithville Tin
John Wenger
John Tilson
Valley Ridge
Tilson
S. Malps
Clutsity
Leo Adams
Robert Stoelmiller
C C. Gregg
A. Garver
Doylestown Quarantine Issued For Rabid Dogs
Health Commissioner James T. Duncan orders a 90 day quarantine for all dogs in Doylestown and Chippewa townships after a dog bit a boy on Saturday. The dog, a neighbor’s pet, was sent to the State laboratory in Columbus where rabies was confirmed Tuesday. The boy was treated by Dr B. E. Nelswander and care began Sunday. Several other dogs were taken to Wooster by the dog warden on Wednesday.
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Doylestown
Chippewa Township
James T. Duncan
Dor
W. Rohler
State Laboratory
Columbus
B. E. Nelswander
C. R. Frye
Wooster
D A Inspected Thursday Night Doylestown Council
The Doylestown Daughters of America held their annual inspection at Stepfield hall with Mrs Ruth Kepler of Akron as inspecting officer. The event featured a Rainbow Council drill, lace trimmed handkerchiefs for candidates, gifts for officers, refreshments, and a social hour.
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Doylestown
Beatrice Trostle
Elizabeth Halbart
Akron
Kepler
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Wooster Scots Second Baseman Nicknamed Ty Cobb
Wooster player Wooster-Dick Smith known as Ty Cobb for baseball skill earns Phi Beta Kappa after seven semesters at Wooster. He plays second base and bats fourth, now in his third season as a regular for the Scots.
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Wooster
Dick Smith
Ty Cobb
Smith
Applecreek High
The
Scots
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