Woman’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs Stetson home
Twenty seven members of the Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren church gathered at the home of Mrs Frank Stetson Tuesday evening. The committee for the month included Mrs F A Haight Mrs Stetson and Mrs Philip Asche. Members of the Milton Garden Club joined the Seville Garden Club at the Kirchhoffer home Wednesday evening. The group’s annual picnic is set for Thursday at Macs Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Frank Stetson
F. A. Haight
Stetson
Philip Asche
Milton Garden Club
Seville Garden Club
Kirchhoffer
Macs Dam
Mennonite Conference Announces Friday and Saturday Meeting
The Rev W G Detweiler of Oak Grove Mennonite Church announces an Ohio Mission Board gathering at Kidron Mennonite Church Friday and Saturday. Forenoon Friday covers women's missionary reports, with Rev Rudy Stauffer preaching on Wist ye Not That I Must Be About My Father's Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W GC. Detweiler
Oak Grove Mennonite
Ohio Mission Board
Kidron Mennonite Church
Rudy Stauffer
Wooster
Maurice O'Gonnell
Ita
J. A. Yoder
West Liberty
M. L. Troyer
Elida
M. O. Krabill
Louisville
First Brethren Church Announces Week Schedule
The Rev Wayne Baker pastor of the First Brethren church presents the upcoming week schedule Sunday School at 9 30 church services at 10 30 Christian Endeavor at 7 15 and a church service at 8 Monday evening Bible study at the Claude Crawford home Wednesday Bible study at the pastors home Friday evening special prayer services The church held the annual picnic at Darling Park on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Baker
First Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
Claude, Crawford
Darling Park
Ruth Fortney Services Held At Seville
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth Fortney aged 59 were conducted Saturday at Armstrong Funeral home Seville by Rev A E Grubbs. A Sterling resident for years she endured long trials and was active in United Brethren church and Ladies Aid. Survived by husband Harry and sister Bertha Buck of Lodi. Burial at Lodi Cemetery. Local notes also mention memorial day program by Rittman Grange led by the Kanengeiser and Fiath families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Fortney
Armstrong Funeral Home
Seville
A. E. Grubbs
Harry
Bertha Buck
Lodi
Lodi Cemetery
Rittman Grange
Wiliam Kanengeiser
Herman Fiath
Fashionable eyewear and Liberty Rubber progress reported
The clipping notes Miss Ry Bk ten Gould of Cambridge wearing fashionable glasses with adjustable control buttons and violet polarizing lenses for reduced eyestrain. It also highlights B Goodrich Co announcing Auto tires of Ameripoi synthetic rubber, made from American materials, and features Dr. W L Lemon with Col. David M Goodrich and John L Collyer at a New York preview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Bkten Gould
Cambridge
Dale Ambos
So &S
Paige
Liberty Rubber
America
Goodrich Company
W. L. Lemon
New York
David M
Goodrich
Chairrman
John L .Collyer
Company
Local social guests and visits from Maumee and nearby towns
Mrs Emma Null of Maumee dined with Miss Carrie Beichler on Thursday. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Mandus Smucker and son Mers Jay Musser of Orrville and Mr and Mrs Will Smucker of Smithville. I W Maibach hosted Hermon Faber and Helen, Herman Eggeman, Paul Yoggs, and others from Applecreek Akron Cleveland. D H Hart hosted his sister Mrs Will Null of Maumee as a house guest. Owen Work of Wadsworth visited Carl Work. Cleveland visitors were noted on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Null
Maumee
Carrie Beichler
8. P. Zook
Mandus Smucker
Mers. Jay Musser
Orrville
Will
I W Maibach
Hermon Faber
Helen
Applecreek
Herman Eggeman
Cleveland
Paul Yoggs
Akron
D. H Hart
Mr. Hart
Will Null
Ohio highway workers paint yellow no passing lines on roads
Workmen of the Ohio department of highways cover 18 000 miles of state roads with white black and yellow stripes to guide drivers. A yellow no passing line appears where sight distances are under 600 feet or other hazards exist. Vehicles may not cross into oncoming lanes where the yellow stripe is in the driver's lane unless overtaking can be completed safely. The four inch yellow stripe is being painted along sections deemed dangerous for passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Highways
Wise motorist urged to stay on his side of center line
The highway department official warns drivers not to cross the yellow line painted on pavement for safety. He emphasizes staying on one side to avoid danger and maintain proper road behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Neal
Highway Departments Bureau
Tratfia and Safety
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sterling
United Brethren Church
Sterling Brotherhood
First Brethren
Ruth Maibach
Forrest Mougey
Howard ‘Werner
Madeline Bixel
Rittman
Eugene Jones
Clay Jennings
Dalton
Mrs. H. C. Jones
Naomi Baker
Henry Wirth
Rome
Catherine Darrah
Rittman Friends
Mary and
Mattie Zook
Herold Tutt
Harvey A. Baum
Atlantic Commission Company
North Carolina
Raleigh
Netherlands
U. S. S. Washington
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Washington
Mia
Knute Rockene
Notre Dame
Pat O'Brien
Forthcome
Knute Rockne
Smucker
Smithville
Owen Work of
Wadsworth
Carl Work
Dinneta
Bane” E Orchestra
Hotel Greekens
Aute On- Joe
Sendushy
MTOM
Wenger
Raymond Bell
Bill
Serson
Ford
Tudor
Irvin
Motor Sales
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