Missionary Circle No 2 meets at Mrs Frank’s home
Mrs Frank hosted the Missionary Circle No 2 of the Smithville Brethren Church on Sheldon Avenue Thursday evening. Mrs Vernon Kime led the program featuring Mrs Robert West on the Brethren Church’s idea of temperance. Mrs William Overholt presented the stewardship topic Our Living God. Mrs Frank recited Noah A Model of Obedience and the group opened with a responsive reading and hymn A Charge to Keep I Have. Closing meditations by Mrs Arthur Bodager followed by the WMS Benediction. Mrs West will host the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Frank
Missionary Circle No. 2
Smithville Brethren Church
Sheldon Avenue
Vernon Kime
Robert West
Brethren Church
God
William—Overholt
Noah
Frank
Arthur Bodager
West
Christian Service Guild Meeting Highlights Youth Topic
The Christian Service Guild of the Ev United Brethren Church held a Tuesday evening meeting at Miss Esther Bruny’s home. Majory Schumacher and members performed a playlet titled A Committee Views of Children and Youth and discussed Children in China. Mrs Oliver Ady, president, opened with a church article and led prayer. The hostess and Miss Neva Higgins served snacks. The July 2 program, led by Mrs Ronald Boling, is set for the small pavilion at Rittman Central Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majory Schumacher
Christian—Service—Guild
Ev. United Brethren _Churely
V Esther Bruny
Ronald Boling
Frank Burns
Willis Lance
Neva Higgins
Schumacher
China
Oliver Ady
Evangel
Miss Higgins
Rittman
Campus Capers at Dorm Ends School Year
Late at night buzzers sounded in dorm rooms and a group of girls climbed to the attic roof to ring the bell. A bat swooped down frightening third floor residents as the counselor chased it with a broom. Students prepared to pack and vow for lighter loads next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Sally
Junior Missionary Council elects new officers
Mrs Clayton Kunkler will head the Junior Woman's Missionary Council of the First Brethren Church for the coming year. Elected with her are Mrs Robert Wise first vice president Mrs Elmer Smith second vice president Mrs Don Karr secretary Mrs Gene Maine assistant secretary Mrs Richard Leaf treasurer and Mrs Nicholas Marcovechio assistant treasurer. Mrs Wise will be projects chairman and Mrs Smith program chairman. Twenty members and a guest attended in Wadsworth. New officers will be installed July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Kunkler
First Brethren Church
Bruce Brickel
Wadsworth
Kunkler
Robert Wise
Elmer Smith
Don ‘Karr
Gene Maine
Richard Leaf
Nicholas Marcovechio
Smith
Ross Kelbly
Gary Longworth
Harold Hoover
Eula Blatter
Isabel Frazer
Los Angeles
Galif
Paul Castor
J-Paul' Dowdy
Argen ‘Tina
South America
Veterans benefits questions on GI insurance and schooling
The dialogue covers GI life insurance waivers for totally disabled veterans with full payout to beneficiaries, eligibility and deadlines for Korean GI training, War Orphans schooling limits to the United States, and disability compensation timing with possible backdating if applied within one year of discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army Pfc Norman D Bishop completes six weeks training
Pvt Norman D Bishop and his wife Carolyn of Creston Ohio completed six weeks of advanced individual training on June 8 at Fort Knox Kentucky. He is employed by Republic Steel Corp Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman D. Bishop
Carolyn
Creston
Armys Armor Training Center
Fort Knox
Republic Steel Corp
Massillon
Mrs Atlee Hostettler elected president of First Brethren women
Senior Woman's Missionary Council of the First Brethren Church re elected Mrs Atlee Hostettler as president for the costing term. Officers include Mrs Herman Copley first vice president and Mrs Howard Houck second vice president. Mission boxes for a Jewish mission in Los Angeles were turned over for shipment. A program on Choices featured Mrs Fred Blatter and Mrs Wesley Arman with Mrs Copley and Mrs Johnson performing. Birthday party honors Betty Jo Breece with eight guests at 37 West Ohio Avenue posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
North i ‘ S
First Brethren Church
Atlee Hostettler
Herman Copley
Howard Houck
Ira Talbot
Clarence Kunkler
Los Angeles
Calif
Herr Brickel
Fred Blatter
A. C. Maine
Will of God
Copley
Wesley Arman
Johnson
Jesus
Elmer Hostetler
Henry Jackson
John. R. Breece
West
Ohio Avenue
Betty Jo
Crissy_Kleckner
Diane Peterman
Jean Brenneman
Carolyn Schumacher
Sandra McCammon
Kathy Rohrer
Mrs. Breece
Ohio State University Grants Diplomas at Commencement
James Stauffer son of Mr and Mrs Ford Stauffer of RD Ritt man is one of 2174 students who received diplomas at Ohio State University commencement exercises last Friday. President Novice G Fawcett delivered the commencement address in the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stauffer
Ford Stauffer
Akron U graduate David Lambert receives finance degree
David Lambert, 22, earned a B S in Business Administration with a finance major from the University of Akron on June 10. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Finance Corps and will begin a tour of duty in Indianapolis on May 1, 1958. He has joined Ford Motor Company in Dearborn in the Financial Analysis Department and is former treasurer of Kappa Tau Fraternity. He graduated from Rittman High School in 1953, son of Roy and Mrs Lambert of 310 N Seneca St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lambert
University of Akron
Indianapolis
Ind
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Mich
O Kappa Tau
Rittman High School
Roy Lambert
Seneca Sto
Church Events and Awards Highlight Local Notes
Sunday services feature Rev. Davidson sermon on No Guaranteed with choir directed by Mrs. Paul Mills and organist Eileen Fackler. Highlands-Cleveland camp dedication at 4 pm. Missionary society meets June 19 with program by Mrs. Wayne Burnett. Westminster Guild June 20 with Anne Melenbacker assisting. Ladies Auxiliary holds a June 20 2 pm meeting. Junior Music Club honors awarded to Vernice Fawcett Ramona Kreider Lodema Bagley with performances by Kilmer Kilmer Mohler and Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermina Lendy
D. B. Davidson
R. D Wenger
Marjorie Gilbert
Clyde_A. Axtell
K. W Osborne
C. L Norton
Ramona Kreider
Ferne Kilmer
Virginia Moser
Vickie Mohler
Verniece Fawcett
Lodema Bagley
Karen Jacqueys
Fern
Carolyne Kilmer
Barbara Lewis
Barbara Hauenstein
Karen Jacquay
Mrs. Norton
Clyde
Sunday Bible and worship schedules across many churches
A reader’s notice lists numerous local church services and class times. It names Rev. Charles W. Turner at First Brethren Church and Rev. Dwight B. Davidson at Milton Presbyterian, plus services at Church of Christ, First Church of God, St. Ann's Catholic Church, and others with Sunday schools, morning worship, evening services, youth groups, and prayer meetings. The document also notes a church picnic planned by St. Ann's and a distribution to a Catholic charity storehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Presbyterian Chireh
Dwight B. Davidson
Easton Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Morning Worship at 9 30 a.m. Easton Rev E Wright leads. Church School at 10 30 a.m. East Chippewa Church of the Brethren Pastor Guy R Buch Wayne Horst Supt Sunday School 9 30 a.m. Morning Worship 10 30 a.m. Junior Choir 11 30 a.m. Evening Worship 7 30 p.m. Youth Fellowship 8 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaptin Churens
Young People’s Fellowship
Ren
Weeleyan Methodist Church
Virgil Snyder
Young Peeles
St. Michael's Lutheran Church
David_Tate
St. Michael's Reformed Church
Richard Staples
Evan
Creeton Presbyterian Church
O. Sloan Whitacre
Doylestown
EV. Reformed Church
Arnold Klaiber
Elen Latheran
East Chippewa Church of the Brethren
Guy R. Buch
Wayne Horst
Sterling
First ‘Brethren Church
James O. Young
Jerusalem
Lutheran Church
Acme MG
Richard Brenneman
Darrell Anderson
Delbert Springer
Ora Gerberith
Creestan
Sterling Community Fr United Brethren Church Service
Sterling community church announces morning worship at 9 30 a m led by Rev W C Creasy minister with church school and junior church portions included in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Sterling
Wm. C Creasy
Area church schedules listed for worship and youth groups
Multiple congregations in Wadsworth and nearby areas publish weekly services and youth activities. Revivals include morning worship and Sunday schools with varied start times, plus midweek prayer meetings and youth programs led by named pastors and superintendents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Frank
Christian Service Guild
Capers
Junior Missionary Council
Mveterans- Musson
Barberton Speedway
Clark Mill Rd
Te Ey
Nicuy
Daley
Wed
Mrs. Johnson
Missionary Council
Ohio State
Akron U
Milton Presbyterian Church
Trogdon’s Grocery
Randolph Scott
Gail Russell
Sun
The
Wings of Eagles
John Wayne
Dan Dailey
Charles_W._Turner
Brethren Youth Fellowship
Church of Christ
Firet Churen
Albert Henry
Paster
Young People’s Meeting
First Church of Christ
North Main Street
D. T. R. McLean
D. Do
C.Y.H
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Trev
John Farrell
Unitea Mrothren Crurent
J. W. Plummer
Renearaal
Ste. Ann's Study
Club
Ste. Ann's Study Club
Altar Society
Holy Father's
Alabama
Gospel Mission of Rittman
Gay Tenney
Marshallville
Creston Methodist Church
Rey Farmer
Ste. Pater
Paul Carneile
John H Frey
Easton
Easten Evan
United Brethren
A. Friend
Gerberich
Real Estate Insurance
N. Main
Rittman Exchange
Wayne Farm Bureau
Coop. Ass’n
Sterling, Ohio
D. H. & L. Feeds and Supply Co
State St
Wadsworth, O
Robert W. Powers
EMCH
Feirlawn Ave
Medina
Bulldera Supply
Wadsworth FE
Rittman Road
Weadsworth
Ohio
Rich-Motors Inc
Chrysler - Plymouth
Dodge
Rittman, O
Saptim Cruzed
Wadaweorth
Gerrid K. Fort
Grace Ev
David Mumford
High St
the Common Service
Luther League A
Jackeen Presbyterian Charen
Twilight Vacation Bible School
S. First St
Rittman, Ohio
White House
DU Pont
Faery
Hershey & Rohrer
Rittmen, O
Don K. Freed
Horn Sales and
Sertuc
B&w Oilco
Kenneth E. Hartman
Jane Phumbing
Avang
R.C. No
S. E
Mogler Electric Service
Mathach
Complete Television Service Electrical Contracting
N. Main St
Tel
Trogdan
Meats Frozen Foods
Ohio Ave
Henry “Dee” Trogdan
Owner
Wayne Packing Co
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