Services Tuesday For Mrs Marty In Apostolic Church
Mrs. Josephine Marty 70 died Saturday at home in Sterling after lingering illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Apostolic Christian Church. She had lived in Wayne and Milton areas, survived by husband Charles two daughters Pearl Schaub and Beatrice Johnson three sons Walter Paul Wilfred, eight grandchildren, three sisters and two brothers. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Apostolic Christian Church
Josephine Marty
Sterling
at-Sardis
Ohie Ais Mare
Wayne ‘Two
Milton Two
Charles
Pearl Schaub
Rittman
Beatrice Johnson
Stetting
Missionary Miss Murdoch Visits Rittman Talks of Indian Pakistan Work
Miss Margaret Murdoch, a United Presbyterian missionary in India and Pakistan for about 30 years, renews friendships in Rittman at 31 W Liberty St. She heads a boarding school for 180 native girls and teaches eighth grade classes while 130 more arrive daily for instruction. She plans to speak in Rittman before returning to Pakistan next April. Also noted, Duke University’s Kappa Sigma selects Miss Etta Apple as Dream Girl.
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Pakistan
Rittman
Margaret Benek
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Murdoch
Muskingum College
Benek
United Presbyterian Board
Arsa
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N. Y
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Duke University
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Rittman High eighth graders entertained after graduation
Graduates and their teachers were entertained at the North Street School gym from 9 to 11 with games and contests directed by Wes Peterman. Music played from records as the division of the evening concluded. refreshments were served by several local ladies.
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Rittman High School
North_St
Honor Grads Continued at Commencement Exercises
May 31 awards recognized Francine Thompson and Virginia Wenger for United Nations essays. Jim Frye won a week at Bavier University in Cincinnati with expenses paid by the Knights of Columbus for his essay Why It Am Proud To Be An American. Doris Ann Money received a four year Kent State University scholarship covering registration fees. Miss Money is among 44 Akron area students awarded the $540 KSU scholarship.
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The
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Akron
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Encourage More Students to Become Elementary Teachers
A campaign urges more students to pursue elementary education careers. Officials highlight demand for qualified teachers and emphasize training programs, scholarships, and supportive pathways to licensure to attract prospective educators.
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