Anna Norton Recital Highlights Students Performance
An audience enjoyed a Flanoforte recital at Anna Norton’s home on May 10 with students performing pieces such as Star Spangled Banner and Valse Triste. Performers included Mary Squibbs, Shirley Gwaltney, Gordon Adler, and Ron Wayat among others, with guests Mr and Mrs Justin Snook, Squibbs, Woyat, Owartney, Eriksen, Norton family, and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Norton
Duane Sheoak
Lary
Mary Arr
Thompson Berry
Bill Thompson
Jackleen Schaffner
Valse Triste
Sieilus
March of
Wee Folk
Gaynor
Mary Squibbs
Windia Adler
Copeland Ronald Wayat the
Happy Farmer
Schumann Mary Squibbs
Shirley Gwaltney
Austin the
Rolle Dysne
Qreenwald
Lily Pads ” Locke
Jack and Jail
Ketterer
Els Baines
Stanley Exytksen
Justin Snook
H S&s Squibbs
el Woyat
Ralph Owartney
Janet
A G Eriksen
Jeffrey
C L Norton
Excluded Consumers May See J Size Iron List Expanded
A New York round table cites potential growth of the list of 400 consumers barred from using size J iron, with crude estimates suggesting up to 1000 items may be affected. The report links demand control to rationing and notes impacts on pricing while urging safeguards for logs and timber during summer storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vet Wpb
New York
Betty Wilson Crowned Queen at Brilliant H S Prom
Betty Wilson was crowned queen and James Kitts king at the RS Class of 1942 senior prom held in the high school auditorium. The event featured music by Akron Orchestra conductor Al Day, chaperones, a grand march, ice punch centerpiece, and floral decor as about 54 seniors and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wilson
Queen’ of
Brilliant
H. S
Washington, D.C
Akron
al Day
W. A. Garver
B. @. Hart
James Grossman
Madeline Bixel
Gail Lance
Alice Grella
James Kitts
Oeuter Rall
Buddy Skelly
Margaret Wenger
Three Arts Club Ends Year With Final Program
The Three Arts Club closed its calendar year with a June program titled The American Way. Newly elected president Dora Wright announced committees for the next year while Mary Ethel Cummings outlined a tentative 1942 43 program schedule. Topics included Our Nation's Capitol California Yellowstone National Park The City of Brotherly Love and Pilgrimage of Southern Homes. Gail Lance read her Cape Cod material as Evelyn Baker was absent. Hostess Mrs Robert Hickin and assistant Mrs Ed Reffert welcomed 17 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Wright
Mary Ethel Cummings
Ralph Overholt
Californa
Esther Bruny
Yellowstone National Park
Mirginia
Evelyn Baker
Cape Cod
Gail Lance
Robert Hickin
Ed Reffert
Entre Nous Club June plans disclosed after meeting
The Hickin home on South Main Street hosted a meeting with guest Mrs Pyam Williams. After adjourning until September, retiring president Mrs East Hardgrove announced plans to entertain members on June 17 and that they would be guests next week June 9 at the Entre Nous Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyam Williams
Hickin
South Main Street
East Hardgrove
Entre Nous
Farewell Parties Honor Mrs Stutzman and Peggy Given
Last week the Willing Workers Class held a farewell tea for Mrs C Stutzman at United Brethren church parlors. Mrs William Rike I A Knepp and Mrs J H Fisher served refreshments as gifts were presented and well wishes extended for her move near Massillon. Peggy Stutzman was honored by the Junior class with a party at Virginia Walter's home and received gifts as she leaves for her new school and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Stutzman
United Brethren ‘Church
William Rike
I A Knepp
J H Fisher
Massillon
Peggy Stutzman
Virginia Walter
Rittman
Faragall
Olla Podrida Club Year Ends With Music and Travel Talk
The Olla Podrida Club closed its year with a meeting hosted by Mrs thar Wenger and guests Mrs Whitlerd Gebhart and Mrs H F Longenecker. Mrs G H Cuppinger led a brief business session followed by a program of songs, a biographical paper on the Mivo Brothers read in absentia, travel tales from Mexico, a piano duet, and pastries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thar Wenger
Qin Podrida Club
Whitlerd Gebhart
Middletown
H F Longenecker
G H Cuppinger
Sinztre
Leonard Over
Mivo Brothers
Mason Forman
Verne Gelbhart
U-Kum Club Meeting at Mrs Hartmen's Home
Mrs. Dewey Hartmen hosted nine club members and three guests at her country home yesterday. Discussions centered on planning the annual picnic set for June 17 at Rittman Central Park. A brief program featured readings and topics led by Mrs. H H Traits and Mrs. Adams, with refreshments served by Mrs. Kaufman. The first Wednesday in July will bring Mrs. Coffman hosting at her South Second residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hartmen
Tkum Club
Rittman Central Park
H. H Gtraits
E. Adams
H. E. Kaufman
Cletus Coffman
South Second
Eileen Fackler Recital Delights Local Students
On Friday evening sixteen of Miss Mary Balloon's piano students attended Eileen Fackler's recital at her home on South Third Street. The event ended with games and refreshments, providing a pleasant close to an entertaining evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Balloon
Eileen Fackler
South Third Street
Otterbein Class Social Dinner At Steiner Home
Otterbein class of United Brethren church to meet south of Rittman at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Steiner this Saturday evening at six. They will join with their teacher H J Jackson for a covered dish supper and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Russell Steiner
Otterbein
United Brethren Church
H. J. Jackson
Local Personal Notices From Easton Area Reach Wide Circles
Reverend P M Holdeman visited the Easton United Brethren parsonage on Monday. Evelyn Smith, formerly a teacher, now with Cy clone Fence Co in Cleveland, weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Witham F Rike. W E Heiks's condition after Cleveland Clinic operation improved somewhat. Mr and Mrs H B Miller and Mrs Leroy Ott spent part of the week visiting Pvt Ott at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis. Louis Shiffer and friends from Crestline were guests last week. At Venue Gebhart none this week. guests Mr and Mrs Willard Gebhart of Middletown and Mrs Norman Wellman and children of Detroit are visiting Mr and Mrs Haskell Dawson Wright in Over the holiday week-end Mr and Mrs A G Reffert and family from Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs E C Peete. Mrs Hettle Kunkler, homebound on N Mom St with Sarongs Tiness, reported somewhat improved. Mr and Mrs Car Rizer visited Floyd Heebin in Cleveland to attend the Cleveland gaits double header at Municipal Stadium. Mr and Mrs J Poe and daughter Peers Lou were guests of Mr and Mrs D Echhein at Ashland. Poe and Peery Lou stayed for commencement at Ashland College on Monday when James Bud Poe received his BA. James F Clark, Private First Class, home this week from Waco Fiving School, Wren Texas. ABS Bees Sponsors rummage sale June 7 and 7, in the H and R building Main St. Rosemary McGee, teacher at Upper Sandusky, visiting Edvin McGee and family. Mr and Mrs Jack Stevens Cannan were guests last week of Mr and Mrs Herbert Smith and Mrs Sue Smith. Mrs W E Price and son Lloyd spent Memorial Day weekend with relatives in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E Heiks
Cleveland Clinic
H B Miller
Leroy Ott
Bette L. Miller
Pvt Ott
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Louis Shiffer
Crestline
A G Reffert
Cleveland
E C Peete
Hettle Kunkler
N Mom St
Car Rizer
Floyd Heebin
Municipal Stadion
J Poe
Lou
Ashpland
Poe
Peery Lou
Ashland Colege
James ‘Bud Poe
James F Clark
Waco
Wren Texas Abs
Rosemary McGee
Upper Sandusky
Edvin McGee
Jack Stevens Cannan
Herbert Smith
Sue Smith
W. E. Price
Lloyd
Sidney
L. BE
Swope
Hina
Foster
Swope- Kenny Forrer
Atlanta
Earl Killough
Jack
Delane Bowman
Janice
Huron River
Virginia Gebhart
Kenneth Hilty
Miami University
Oxford Q
Rittman
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Kay White
David Blatter
Jack Schumacher
Ezilda Dale Rike
Plum Brook Ordnance Office
Sandusky
William F Rike
Ernest Harrison
Ann
London
Foster -Swope
Ll. E. Swope
Oxford
PIES AND CARES FOR A SOLDIER S PLEASURE AND HOLIDAY VISITORS
Local notices recount a weekend of visits and travel among residents. Brevity includes relatives from Atlanta and Oxford, Miami University, friends from Rittman and Plum Brook, and out-of-town trips to Cleveland Detroit and Huntington. A farewell for L ords Ott marks a service induction.
Local families gather for weekend visits and notes
Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Butler of Columbus and Roy Trent and family from Marshallville. A group of first aid class members dined at the Welch home with instructor Mrs Ralph Emerson. Several residents were dismissed from Wooster Municipal Hospital. Air Cadets vacationed in West Virginia before returning to Chicago for graduation. Family visits spanned Wayne West Virginia Ashland and Mansfield areas with many relatives staying at the Welch residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapp Welch
Ray Butler
Columbus
Roy Trent
Mars‘iallite
Imman Leah Rastorfer
Morma Kinch
Maury Eten
Genover
Patricia Keatmeg
Arn Bani
Mary Marie Hartaler
Louise Yochheim
Wadsworth Municipal Hospital
W J Chirk
Walter Gingers
Sen
Wooster RD
D W Potts
Clarence Kunkler
Schaefer- Wilson Co
Akron
Myr
Robert Hickin
Robert Schaefer
Hat ‘Etta Wright
Ralph Kroem
Rush Ginalesperger
Rittman
West Virginia
Jay Khohrer
Russell Bell
Chicago
Chige&a
Springfield
Eldredge Walker
Wayne
W Va
W B A Holds Audit and Social at Smith Home
The Women’s Benefit Association met at Sue Smith’s home at 47 Ganyard Street to audit the year’s books and discuss small items. A dessert luncheon followed during the social period. The next meeting is set for June 16 in Rittman Central Park for a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Sue Smith
Ganyard Street
Rittman Central Park
Contract Club Honors High Scores at Tuesday Meeting
Mrs Ernest Harrison won an avant for high score, with Mrs Ralph Overholt second. Guests enjoyed Mrs GH Steele’s hospitality at 30 South Fourth Street Ratrrrcate npwames. Yarri saw Kindly extended invitations to entertain the club on the twenty yard of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Harrison
Ralph Overholt
GH Steele
South Fourth Street
Yarrisaw
Jwne
Entre Nous Club Plans End-of-Season Meeting at Home
The Entre Nous Club will close its season with a 7 Third Steel home meeting on Tuesday evening, June Nth hosted by Mrs Robert West and Mrs Alan Sehimaker with assistants Miss Patricia Keating and Mrs Herman Robinett. Three Arts Club members are invited as guests to a program featuring a wine with mulne Wort play aaven by Misses Renee Inc, Veayn Scanley, and Doruthe Wenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
C J Hilty
7 Third Steel
Robert West
Alan Sehimaker
Patricia Keating
Herman Robinett
Three Arts Club
Wineh
Mulne Wort
Aaven
Renee Inc
Veayn Scanley
Doruthe Wenger
Philipmes and the Weat Indies program at World Service
Weather Service Group of Milton Presbyterian church hosts next Tuesday evening June 6 with Mrs Wilard Hilty as hostess at Key Lome on South Third. Mr Louis Sawyer and Mrs Gertrude Pryner among attendees. Casualties among English civilians during air raids horrify citizens. health authorities note home accidents killed 18,000 more Americans in 1941 than English deaths from bombing last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D B Davidson Ant Moup
Weather Service
Croup
Milton Presbyterian Church
Wilard Hilty
Key Lome
South Third
Tinber
Lous Sawner
Gertrude Pryner
Corn and Chicken Custard in Cold Trays
A recipe fragment describes combining canned corn celery chicken stock milk and heated spices with apple sauce. After dissolving sugar beat cream until light and fold into apples, then chill in trays in a freezer or refrigerator set to the coldest point.
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Smith, Arr
Ritcher
Symn
U. S
Greyhound
A. H. Thomas
Rich Motors
Chrysler
Plymouth
Ohio Ave
Square Rittman
Ohio
Charlie McCarthy
Fibber McGee
Molly
Marth
Mrs. Stutzman
Peggy
The
Olla Podrida
W H Hauenstein
U-Kum
WITA
P M Holdeman
Easton United Brethren Church
United Brethren Parsonage
Evelyn Smith
Cyclone Fence Co
Witham F Rike
Gebhart
Willard Gebhart
Norman Wellman
Detroit, Mich
Haskell Dawson Wright
Neal Bellamy
Fort Gay
Huntington
H -B
Joseph Wald
Familly
Herman Wald
Detroit
Mich
Pauline Huntton
Howard Cowling
Sam Swain
Killoughs
Hush Kime
Liberty St
Nancy
Joy
Carolyn Waugh
Marilyn Yoder
Anne Bowek
Judy Gibson Gall DeMaria
Ann Reffert
Finley Lee Thompson
E.G Yochheim
Louise Ares
W E. Yochheim
D. A. Yochheim
Ashland
Forest Winship
Delaware
George Winship
Wadsworth Road
Melvin Kennedy
Bobby
Tommy
Marshallville
Sam Welch
W.B.A
Smith
World Service
E.R. Alexander, M.D
South Main St
Rittman, O
Priday
AGREO
Hollywood
Arthur Treacher
Dixie Dunbar
Linda Ware
Ey Ak Ryo
Mata
Artin Wine Ea Shirley
Pet Los
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall Store
O'Neils
Celia Kime
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