Meeting of Milton Garden Club Reviews Iris Talk
Thirty members and guests attended the Milton Garden Club meeting at the home of Mrs G A McBride and Mrs Russell Hart. Guest speaker Mrs A E Pfeiffer of Wooster presented an Iris talk with beautiful specimens. The president announced a June 13 picnic at Macs Dam and noted officers and hostesses for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Garden Club
G. A. McBride
Russell Hart
A. E. Pfeiffer
Wooster
Iris
Clela Hosmer
Charles Younger
Mac’s Dam
Transportation Committee
Mattie Zook
Charles Goffinet
Melvin Blough
Younger
Harley Boling
I. W. Maibach
A. E. Hostetler
L. Hickman
Emma Jordan
Forum Hopes Youth Gain From Tomorrow’s Industrial Frontiers
Alfred P. Sloan Jr and industry leaders told several hundred college age youths at the New York World's Fair that future jobs will come from advances in research and technology. Knudsen urged students that industry has room for them, framing youth as the new models for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Greeley
Ernest M. Hopkins
Dartmouth College
General Hugh 8. Johnson
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles F. Kettering
William 8. Knudsen
Clifton A. Fadiman
Fellowship notes and community visits span Sunday to summer plans
The First Brethren church held an all day fellowship service and a communion. Mrs. S. P Zook and Miss Mattie Zook joined Oak Grove Mennonite ladies sewing for war refugees. Visitors included Mrs Ella Homeier, P A Snyder of Akron, and Mrs A E Pfeiffer of Wooster. Families traveled to Columbus, Gosh College, and Orr Park for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Beech Grove
Minnie Welgley
Creston
Missionary Council of the First Brethren Church
John Bradley
Ernest Beery
Warren Shook
First Brethren Church
S. P Zook
Mattie Zook
Oak Grove
Carrie Beichler
Ella Homeier
P A. Snyder
Akron
A. E. Pfeiffer
Wooster
Band Mothers Club Organized Tuesday
O Sprunger the schools music supervisor organized a Band Mothers club Tuesday evening at Mrs Adam Bachmans home. Six mothers attended and the organizer hopes to grow the group to at least fourteen. Officers elected were Mrs Harley Joyce president Mrs Adam Bachman vice president and Mrs Harmon Yearsley secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Sprunger
Adam Bachman
Sprunger
Harley Joyce
Harmon Yearsley
Treasury
Most economical speed at 25 mph tested by Pontiac GM
Exhaustive tests at the General Motors Proving Ground show the most economical driving speed is 25 miles per hour. The study by Pontiac details fuel efficiency and engine performance at that pace.
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Pontiac
General Motors Proving Ground
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Ted Skinner
Mies
Tony Clark
Bing Crosby
Gloria
Jean
Victor Mature
Carole Landis
Lon Chaney, Jr
Eddie Cantor
Judith Anderson
Ralph Morgan
Waterloo Bridge
Flight
ANGEL
Sterling
Carrla Belchier
Children’s Forest
Wadsworth
Institute of Garden Clubs
Mary and
Harry Brenneman
H Boling
Ivan King
H. D. Johnson
Forum
Cepa
Hugh L. Strickland
Rittman, Ohio
E. Simpson
Pittsburg
B. H. Miller
Mrs. Miller
Columbus
Wekt End
E. L. Simpson
Helen Miller
Mt Eaton High School
Holmesville
Canada
N. Y
Mr Younger
Winifred Nelson
Newago
Mich
Gosh College
Dorothy Knox
Sumer
H D. Knox
Aeart
Berea
Mire & P
Aer and
Mes Bonee Wirth
Pey
Mariee Feam Africa
R. Williems
Frromnery Peay
Mra. Moaryi
Eoon
Pmeran Staines
Barberton Highland
Hich Sehool
Revben King
Howard
Phoene Mary
Mathie Zonk
Abner Zook
Tishelfe Rufner
Lakeville
Siendipe
Fred Rufner
Daugh ‘Ter Elsie
Russell Knenp
Marshallville
Wheeling
Myron Steiner
Irma
Stella Steiner
Pandora
Lloyd Runner
George Martin
Glen Martin
Floyd Wright
Massillon
Band Mothers Club
O McCall's Magazine
Cience
Discovery
Christian Herald
Woman's World
Household
Home Arts Needlecraft
Woman’s World
Pathfinder
Capper
Isiét
Comfort
Farm Journal
Farmer's Wife
FILA
Dexfred
Return
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Rf.d
Town & State
G-B
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L Rittman, O
Areyiys
Westinghouse
Marion Reserve Power Co
Square Rittman
Ohio
Fee Oye
A & Es
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