Creston Methodist elects officers and honors Dr Farmer
Creston Methodist Church held its quarterly conference electing twenty eight stewards and listing committees including Membership Evangelism led by Oliver Frary and Education led by Mrs Petery. Dr. Roy Farmer, retiring from the Annual Conference, plans to move to Dennison Ohio with his wife. his final sermon is June 9 on Monuments to Humble. Commencement at Creston Elementary noted May 23 with a play and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Methodist Church
W. B. Robinson
Canton
Methodist Church
WSICS
Roy Farmer
Harry Hawk
Carl Jordan
D. W. Tyler
Woodward
Ivan Chaffin
Ward
Oller
Floyd Winkler
Oliver - Frary
Petery A
Langell
James Slater
Ward Oller
D W_ Turler
C~o
Wills
D. K. Gensemeh
Peter Weir
Jack Plant
Kay Tyler
Farmer
North Third St
Dennison
Ohio
The
Temperance League of Ohio
Columbus
Dr Farmer
Methodist
Vance Schreckengast
Creston
Rev—Schrecken- East
Creston Elementary School
Roy I. Farmer
Oliver Frary
Frary
Alliance
Youngstown
Sadie Goodrich
Commercial Bank
Wooster
Obituary and Community News From Creston Area
Ralph Baum 81 died at home after a short illness. Survived by wife Cora Burkett Baum and relatives. services conducted by Dr. Roy Farmer at Armstrong Funeral Home. burial in Creston cemetery. Local social events include garden club shows, Moose and WSCS meetings, memorial day plans, a county board of trade meeting, and community notices ranging from births to weddings and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Baum
Ing
Cora Burkett Baum
R D. Armstrong
Seville
Roy Farmer
Creston Methodist Church
Creston Cemetery
Creston—American—Legion Post 497
Frank Bean
Seville V.F.W
Legion Hall
Creston Legion
Creston
Wscs Methodist Church
Ella Christian
Floyd Winkler
Paul Winkler
Robert Burns
Creston Flower Show Set for June 15 at Legion Hall
The Creston Garden Club will stage its annual flower show on Saturday June 15 at the Legion Hall. Open to the public entries must be in by 11 am and stay until 9 pm. Amateur gardeners encouraged. professionals may enter but not be judged. One entry per class per exhibitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Hospital
Clayton Dohner
Wadsworth Hospital
William Weaver
Canaan
Wilmore
Joane
Asbury College
Creston Garden Club
Legion Home
Loyd Ostetler
Creston
Lloyd Hostetler
Surprise Shower Honors Barbara Harman at Seville Home
Miss Barbara Harman fiancee of Bill Christian attended a surprise shower hosted Wednesday evening at Mrs Lucille Gerber Seville home. The Seville and Mrs Clevide ence entertained guests and Seville school members joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Harman
Bill Christian
Lucille—Gerber
Seville
Clevidence
Barbara to wed July 27 at St Mary’s Wooster
Barbara prepares for a July 27 wedding at St Mary’s Catholic Church in Wooster. Mrs Babel Long pins a pink and white corsage as gifts are opened and pre nuptial parties in Cuyahoga Falls Warren and Youngstown are planned for Mise Harman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reese
Robert— Reynolds
Russell Schmellinger
Chicago, IL
William Means
St. Petersburg
Fla
Glen Sell
Arthur &Whensettler
Wooster
Robert. Dunlap
Barbara
Mrs. Babel_Long
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Harman
Cuyahoga Falls
Warren
Youngstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver-Frary
D.w-Tyler
Ivan ‘Ghaffin
Gertrude Beal
CHC
Daley
Margaret Mellich
Rittman
Board-of-Education
Robert_West
Margaret
John Fetler
Vera Gordon
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Sylvester Gordon
Creston Women of the Moose
James Scott
Gloria McMillan Norton
Scott
Women of the Moose
Library Committee
Amanda Steele
Beulah McVey
Jackson Presbyterian Church
Roosters Club
Helen Sell
Carolyn
Alex Erdos
Zeno Miller
John_Anshutz
Hilda Henry
Frank Brown
Canfield
O. Whitacre
Helen Stockham
Kidron
Grace Miller Garver
Elinor McIlvaine Taylor
Board of Trade
Creston Board of Trade
Carl Slater Sr
Grover C. Miracle
Donald McTivaine
Harry—_Hawk
Elmer
John Murray
Spark
Ies
Armour’s Star
Bologna
Cleo
Roselle Pork & Beans
Salt ST
Ibs
Jes
Byrd
KEM
America
Father's Day
Eweter
Kem Glo
Paints
Bittman Hardware
Sunbeam
Radiant Ceat
Tet
Pany
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