Strimlan Welday Wedding at Chippewa Lake in Simple Celebration
Ruth Marie Welday wed Frank Strimlan in a simple ceremony at the Welday home on Chippewa Lake. Rev Paul Murphy officiated with family and friends present. The bride wore cream chiffon over yellow satin. maid of honor wore light blue organza. The couple plans to reside with the bride’s parents. Jane Addams Circle to install officers at June 20 meeting hosted by Mrs J E Benek with readings and a vocal solo.
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Roy Welday
Chippewa Lake
Ruth Marie
Frank Strumlan
Simon Strimlan
Rittman
Snell
Lawrence—Wertz
Bett
Stainilan
Ohio Boxboard Co
Charles Miller
Juana
Strimlan
Miler
Jane Addams
J. E. Benek
West Liberty Street
A J Grant
J M. Hille
Prank Webner Muaie
J J Willame
Ernest Harrisons Host To College Friends Reunion Dinner
Ernest Harrison publisher of the Press hosted seven Wooster College alumni at their College avenue home last Saturday. The reunion marked the first gathering since graduation six seven and eight years ago. Attending were Roy McCorker Swarthmore Pa William McAfee Altoona Pa Merle Swihart Glenshaw Pa Craig Stockdale Tarentum Pa John McCreight Washington Pa Eugene Wallace Cleveland and Knox Stewart Coshocton with Stewart as an overnight guest. The group attended commencement activities at Wooster on Sunday and Monday.
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Ernest Harrison
The
Press
Eastern Star Chapters Share Honors In Shreve Visit
A number of Star officers and members attended the inspection of Shreve Chapter as guests. Shreve’s Worthy Matron presented Helen Shong with a bouquet, and officers wore gowns. The evening featured corsages, a planned program, and a dining room reception with white and pink decor.
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Star
Shreve
Eastern Star Lodge
Helen Shong
Ruth Baldwin
Esther Overholt
Hazel Strickland
Adah
Esther Spade
Rita Coffman
Minnie Bodager
Mae Wilson
Tihea Freed
Hattie Sigler
J C Stinson
Millersburg
Rittman
World Service Group Meets at Presbyterian Church
Eighteen members gathered Tuesday at the Presbyterian church parlors for the regular World Service Group meeting led by Mrs. J. E. Benek. The theme God Cares for You framed devotionals as members discussed hymns Lead Kindly Light and Jesus Savior Pilot Me. Mrs. Justin Shook read The Singing Christian on The Philippines and West Indies while Mrs. Geo Friccius offered Overalls in Siliman. Miss Shook reviewed letters from a junior member at San Juan Hospital and Mrs. Hendrickson concluded with the World Book of Prayer. Mrs. Zeigier invited all to a July picnic at her home in Rittman R. D.
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World Service Group
Presbyterian Church
Associa
Harold Morris
E. S. Hendrickson
Audra Shook
J. E. Benek
God
Jesus
Benek
Philippines
West Indies
Justin Shook
Geo. Friccius
Silliman
D of A Dinner Held At Matz Home
Hors of the Daughters of America were guests of Mrs. W. EB. Matz at a 6 o clock luncheon Monday evening at the Matz residence in North Third street. Following the dinner Mrs. Clara Runion deputy of Akron spoke on lodge work. Attendees included Mrs. Edna Nine and Mrs. Camilla Buxton of Akron. The dinners aim to recruit new and prospective members. The next dinner will be at Mrs. Alice Hendel's home in South Main Street.
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Daughters of America
W. EB. Matz
Matz
North Third St
Clara Runion
Akron
Edna Nine
Camilla Buxton
Alice Hendel
South
Mainest
Fife and Drum Aarps
Councht
Zueses
June Smith
Felnebie
W. BE. Matz
Fred Orr
Carl Sayer
Women’s Benefit Association to Meet at Rittman Park
Mrs Bessie Schumacher invites members of the Women’s Benefit Association to the regular meeting at Rittman Central Park next Tuesday afternoon June 20. President Jeep Wald asks that all members attend for an entertainment program and social time.
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Bessie Schumacher
Rittman Central Park
Tueaday
Genetios
Fixler Family Holds 32nd Annual Reunion At Seville
Sixty nine family members and visitors gathered Sunday for the 32nd Fixler reunion at Pixler Mower Gardens in Seville, home of Mrs Vincie and Mary Jane Fixler. A picnic dinner preceded the business meeting planning the 1940 reunion to be held at Mack's Dam with Clarence Fixler as president and Mary Jane Fixler as vice president.
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Fixler
Pixler Mower
Seville
Vincie
Mary Jane Fixler
Mack's Dam
Clarence Fixler
Wadneworth
Bessie Schumacher
Rittman
William Fixler
Ralph Fixler
Betty
Amanda Fixler
Ce Db. Petit
Frances
R. D Snyder
Harold
Hettie Kunkler
Bertha Simonton
Ira Boyer
Jack
Marjory
Rittman Girl Scout Troop II Meets at Municipal Building
In the Municipal Building Auditorium at 7:00 p m Tuesday twenty seven scouts gathered for the meeting. Grace Wenger led the color ceremony with Kathleen Ashbrook and Shirley Zeigler as color guards. The night included singing and placemaking for camp. Guests included Mrs Earle L Moore Mrs Glenin Zeigler and Miss Margaret Swartz who will join Troop II at Camp Crag June 16.
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Rittman Girl Scout
Municipal Building
Grace Wenger
Kathleen Ashbrook
Shirley Zeigler
Earle L. Moore
Glenin Zeigler
Margaret Swartz
Camp Crag
U-Kum Club Hosts Picnic Plans and Guests
Mrs. Shiffer hosted nine members and one visitor, Mrs. Baker, at North Main St. The club finalized plans for a June 28 picnic at Rittman Central Park with lunch at noon. Gifts were given to three members and future meeting set for July 12 with Mrs. Ray Johnson. Dr. and Mrs. Caffee of Ard en, NC, visited and attended Wooster College graduation with the Callée family.
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Baker
U-Kum Club
Louis Shiffer
North Main St
Rittman
H. H. Straits
George Fricclus
Ray Johnson
South State St
J. E.caffee
Arden
North Carolina
E. R. Alexander
Wooster College
Local SocialNotes Highlight Greensbury and Wooster Matchups
Miss Clara Bird of Greensbury Indiana and Mrs Carria Babcock of Brunswick Ohio visited with Meas A Thomas. Miss Rosemary McGee returned from Otterbein College to visit her parents before leaving for Camp Wildwood near Columbus to teach and counsel girls. Audra Shook attended the wedding of Portia Wyle and Morris Oldham in Wooster at United Presbyterian Church. Jean Milford and Jacquelin Franks visit Wooster aunt Elgon Mullen. Vida Watson of West Middlesex aunt of Ernest Harrison visited Sunday. John McGee visits family before entering Ohio State University for the summer.
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Clara Bird
Greensbury
Indiana
Carria Babcock
Brunswick
Ohio
A. H. Thomas
Rosemary McGee
Otterbein College
Westerville
Audra Shook
Portia W le
Wooster
Morris Oldham
Cambridge
United Presbyterian Church At
Wyle
Misa Vida Watson
West Middlesex
Ernest Harrison
Harrison
June Dairy Month Declares Milk A Vital Food
June is Dairy Month highlighting milk as the most nearly perfect food. Physicians praise milk as essential for health and growth, especially for children, and call for daily milk consumption to support energy and development.
Beach photography tips for summer action and color
Practical guidance for taking beach and pool photos using box and finer cameras. Tips cover exposure on bright sand and water, film speeds like 1/50 second, lens openings for portraits versus scenery, and handling fast action with common cameras. Suggestions include color film use and composing sunny day imagery.
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John
Vas ‘Guilder
Milk and diet plan highlight Dairy Month observance
The article extols the health benefits of milk as easily digestible and important for all ages. It outlines a daily dairy goal for children and adults, presents a five part food budget, and praises the American dairy industry for reliable, high quality milk delivery and products. It notes Dairy Month honors those in production and processing.
Spanish Noodles and Roast Beef Cooking Q A Note
A reader asks for a recipe for Spanish Noodles and inquires about converting measurements to cups. The dialogue covers butter flour and sugar cup equivalents, roasting meat uncovered at 250 degrees versus 325 degrees, and times per pound for a 4 lb roast to reach medium.
Unpleasantly Words Mary unpleasant words begin with the Jetter
The fragment lists and puns focus on negative terms starting with T. It appears as an index or note card catalog of harsh words and themes such as trouble tyranny tragedy and tombstone. No clear event or person is described.
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Mary
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