Ward Marsh Hosts Three Arts Club Night at Reffert Home
Ward Marsh, Cleveland Plain Dealer dramatic editor, spoke at the Three Arts Club guest night hosted by Mrs. E. D. Reffert on N Second St. Iris Hiers presented next year’s program. the club adjourned for rain and plans a steak roast in August with Evelyn Baker and Ernest Harrison arranging the schedule.
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H. S. Squibbs
Af Tr Ritter
Marsh
Basil Hardcrove
Misa Gall Lance
Reffert Wis
Miss Lance
Hardgrove
Thomas Madison
Evelyn Baker
Ernest Harrison
Missionary Circle Honors Barbara Croppinger Birthday
Milton Presbyterian Church circle met at Barbara Croppinger’s home to honor her birthday. H G Romig, sister of Dr F R Alexander, spoke on silk worm culture in China. Romig and husband are long time missionaries in China. Twelve members and guests attended.
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Milton Presbyterian Church
Barbara Croppinger
H G Romig
F. R. Alexander
China
Romig
4 H Club Meeting Minutes At Ida Hess Home
The 4 H club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Ida Hess's home. The secretary read minutes and members listed preferred trip destinations. A committee of Ida Hess and Betty Amstutz was appointed to form the constitution and Marié Koehler and Nelle Vallandingham aided with programs. Next meeting at Betty Amstutz's home on Tuesday June 14.
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Ida Hess
Betty Amstutz
Marié Qehler
Nelle Vallandingham
Prames
Hartford Circle Meeting Led By Miss Bruny
The Hartford Circle of the United Brethren Church meets next Tuesday June 14 at 7 30 p.m. at Miss Lucille Lendy's home on N Third St Leader for the evening is Miss Esther Bruny.
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Hartford
The
United Brethren Church
Lucille Lendy
Third St
Esther Bruny
Mrs Shong Hosts Out of Town Guests In Bridge Evening
Mrs O J Shong entertained Tuesday of last week for Mrs C W Cummings of Atwater and Mrs Delphine Pennell of Newport Pa with two tables of bridge. Prizes were awarded to Miss Fisther Spade Mrs A L Ebert and guests Mrs Cummings and Mrs Pennell.
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O J ] Shong
C W Cummings
Atwater
Delphine Pennell
Newport
C C. Gregg
Shong
Fisther Spade
A. L. Ebert
Cummings
Pennell
Mrs Thomas Hosts Luncheon For Rittman Visitors
Saturday afternoon Mrs AH Thomas hosted a luncheon for 10 at The Over Tés Hoon. Her guests were Mrs Delphine Pennell and Mrs WMhim Turner, sister of Mr Alex Tum, who was visiting. Afterward the party returned to the Thomas home on Sheldon Ave for a pleasant informal afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AH. Thonas
Over Tés-Hoon
Delphine Pennell
Wmhim Turner
Alex Tum
Viatttig Tereer
Sheldon Ave
Mrs Gregg Hosts Bridge Party for Miss Esther Spade Birthday
Mrs Gregg entertained four tables of bridge in Rittman to honor Miss Esther Spade on her birthday. Out of town guest Mrs Stambaugh of Orrville attended with local ladies sending flower baskets and gifts. After games prizes were awarded to Mrs Jo Newberry and Mrs O I Shong, and a guest prize was given to Mrs Pennell before a two course supper.
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C Gregg
Delphine Pennel
Rittman
Esther Spade
Festher Stambaugh
Orrville
Rege
ZH S Squibbs
I’ M Wenger
Pennell
Ff Jo Newberry
O I Shong
World Service Group of Presbyterian Church Meeting
The World Service Group of the Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday night for their regular session. Hostesses include Mrs EE Hendrickson Mrs Basik Ilardgrove and Miss Evelyn Baker. If weather allows the meeting will be at Shaw's Woods. rain moves it to the mans. Group leaders arrange transportation and contact missing members. Group III led by Mrs J R West will oversee the program.
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World Service Group
The
Presbyterian Church
EE. S. Hendrickson
Basik Ilardgrove
Evelyn Baker
Shaw's Woods
Mans
Ili
J R. West
Mrs Swartz Hosts Friday Bridge Event
The Friday Bridge Club gathered at Mrs William Swartz home on S First with three tables in play. Invited guests included Mrs Delphine Powell Mrs C C Gregg Mrs A H Thomas Mrs W T Yeager and Miss Mary Crowley. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Pennell Mrs Fred Forestner and Mrs R West. The next meeting will be two weeks later at Mrs Wests Sheldon Ave in a dessert bridge format.
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William Swartz
Delphiné Powell
C C Gregg
A. H. Thomas
W T Yeager
Mary Crowley
Pennell
Fred Forestner
R. West
Picturing Clouds and Skies With Filters
An article extols using chrome or panchromatic film with a yellow filter to enhance blue skies and clouds. It advises photographing cloud types, using sky as a backdrop for people and landscapes, and increasing exposure per filter instructions for richer summer snapshots.
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Sim
White John van Guilder Color Filters Explain Printing
The text describes color filters acting as traffic cops for image tones. A yellow filter labeled K-1 or K-2 blocks part of the thought, causing blue to appear gray in print. Filters exist in several colors, with yellow used for general purposes.
Legion Auxiliary Meets with Fidac Program Planned
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a Monday meeting on June 13 with a Fidac program presented by Mrs J E Benek and Mrs Boyd Miller on France as the study topic. Bunco will follow the program arranged by Mrs Harley Bolling and Mrs Harvey Straits with refreshments by Mrs Carl Milford and Earl Franks.
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American Legion Auxiliary
J. E. Benek
Boyd Miller
France
Bunco
Harley Bolling
Harvey Straits
Carl Milford
Earl Franks
Otterbein Guild Girls Meet at Mrs McGee Home
The Otterbein Guild Girls held their June meeting at Mrs. C. J. McGee’s home. Pauline Shodk and Wanda Smeltzer were voted into the club. Marcella Simpson presented a program with scripture by Carolyn Zimmerman, a dialogue by Eileen and Carolyn Zimmerman, followed by a luncheon served by Mrs. McGee.
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Otterbein Guild
C. J. McGee
Pauline Shodk
Wanda Smeltzer
Marcella Simpson
Carolyn Zimmerman
Eileen
McGee
Open House For Daughter At Weiss Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Weiss formerly of Rittman host an open house at 688 Moreley Ave Akron Sunday afternoon and evening in honor of their daughter Joy Ellen Weiss a Richtel High School graduate on Thursday June 16th invitations extended to friends
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Harry Weiss
Rittman
Moreley Ave
Akron
Joy ‘Ellen
Richtel High School
Olla Podrida Club Closes Year With Luncheon
A one o clock luncheon for 17 members and 3 guests of the Olla Podrida Club was hosted by Mrs. K W Osborne. Mrs A L Kert assisted. Guest speaker Mrs Jennings spoke on How to Make Ourselves Appear Attractive and summer clothes. Mrs V A Garver discussed When Is A Bargain. A musical trio performed. Next meeting set for October.
United Brethren Church Bible Classes Dinner Invite
The Yorkers Bible Class and the Busy Bible Class of the United Brethren church will host a 6 o'clock dinner in the church parlors Friday night. All members are invited to attend.
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United Brethren Church
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs Kilough During Visit
A Tuesday evening gathering at the Killough home celebrated Mrs. Kilough’s birthday with a surprise party. Guests included Mrs. Jacob Cummings, Mrs. Lewis Wilgus, Neraida Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Killough and family, Ruth, Richard, Ronald, Jamie Killough, and several others attending with tea, cream, and cake.
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Kithough
Familly
Kitloush
Jamie
Guy Bonchoff
Shildyen
John Wleon
Mire DeLone Bowman
George Kennedy
Indiana
Risa Bye
Kilough
Detty Benchoff
Church and social notices span Ohio and New York trips
Local personals list attendees for Inter nat church gathering in Indiana and other visitors. Families from Ohio, Indiana, and New York visit relatives in Foster, Lake Bay, and Canton area. Students from Ohio State University plan vacations. several residents travel to Steubenville and Newport. A tent meeting is announced near Easton starting June 6 with 7:30 pm services.
Mickey Mouse Visits Huntington In Playful Tale
A fragmentary column describes Mickey Mouse and Pluto in a whimsical scene at a public play area with a green parrot and talking bird moments. It notes visitors from Huntington W V including Mr and Mrs Willo Dawson and relatives, and mentions a local family presence and a Cleveland ill relative.
United Brethren Children’s Day Program
The annual Children’s Day program at United Brethren Church is set for Sunday evening June 12. It features exercises, singing, declamations and a short address by Mr FL Rohrer who has worked with Kentucky hill children. The evening offering supports Christian Education.
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The
United Brethren Church
FL Rohrer
Kentucky
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World Service
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Lillian
John van Guilder
Rittman Girl Scout Troop
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Camp Crag
Pittsburgh
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Forman
Cathryn Forman
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Olla Podrida
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Clifford Noble
BNE
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Fine Tith
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Ind
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Lake Bay
Angola
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Rt Trs. CO
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Antithville Inn
Ohio State University
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Ome
Randell Alexander
Rather Era
Robert West
Donald McCartney
John Mckinney
Doyles
John Robert Keller
Ford Sterling
Marehailville
Roy Zook
Sterling
Bernard Dennison
William Harmon
JW Harris
Steubenville, Olo
V 2D. Grubb
Altoona
I. J. Grubb
Mra Grubb
N. Minnat
Amun Killough
Mra
Effin Kennedy
Kendallville
Jim Killough
Wright St
Housberg
No. 9
Easton
J. B. Benek
Colina Mutual Casualty Co
Brookside Country Club
Canton
D. Miberman
Mary
Margaret Thomas
Lyswich
Don Thomas
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Nash
Nash -Beauty
Riftman
Gordon
Mickey Mouse
Paogy
Mad V Adventures
Laroe
Mickey
Pluto
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Peanie
Polly
Willo Dawson and
Chitizen
Huntington
W. Va
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Biy Dawson
Carl Rizor
Grypfford Vengy
Sibley
Fhureday
Mré
Rizor
Cleveland
U. B. Children’s Day
Flya-Suit Bridge Association
Eli Culbertsen
Camern
Picknickers
Nanny Peet
Sun Glasses
E Shawers
Petey
Perm
Roxzall
ZOTOS
Guardian
Eys
Marcel
Jamal
Corner Square
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Wooster
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