Our Churches REV A B Wilson Pastor Services Schedule
The notice lists Worship and Sermon at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Babbath School at 9:00 a.m. Y P C E at 6:05 p.m. Prayer Meeting Thursdays 7:30 p.m. Choir Practice Thursday 8:30 p.m. Children’s day exercises on Sunday evening June 21 1914. Rev Wilson delivers sermons in a series on The Perfect Man continuing through June.
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Babbath School
J. H. Brown
J. H. Whittington
O. M. Spade
Wilson i
Presbyterian Church Daily Schedule and Children’s Day
The Presbyterian church lists a Bonday School at 9:00 a.m. followed by a church service at 10:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. another church service at 7:00 p.m. and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7:00 p.m. Children’s Day services are planned for next Sunday at 9:30 a.m. All are invited, especially parents of Sunday School scholars, with notable flower decorations promised.
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Bonday School
Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
St Ann's Catholic Church Mass Schedule
Announcement lists Mass at 9 30 am in standard time on the first and third Sundays of each month at St Ann's Church.
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St.ann’s-Catholic
Wesleyan Mission Sunday School and Services Schedule
Wesleyan Mission announces Sunday School in South Room upstairs each Sunday at 2 p m Preaching at 3 p m and Friday evening prayer meeting. Everyone is welcome to attend with services continuing weekly.
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Seeeveeesese
Donnie at the Telephone Boy and Night Operator Prank
A period piece correspondence from GrAG and Ry Penn lines describes a night shift in a telephone office. Donnie, Amanda Buz, and Gladys are caught in a back and forth with lines jammed by late hour calls and humorous exchanges. The piece evokes a late night central office atmosphere with voices, bells, and a playful yet chaotic rhythm.
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Guiilie Rittman
Hullo Rittman
Gladys
Berner Fellah
Tee-Hee
Maggie
Tee
Donnie
Ifere Special Interest Notes on Local Happenings
A local column reports on painting a residence, balloon sighting overhead, and residents watching from city offices. It notes church services, a niece Amanda’s literary work, smallpox rumors in Canal Fulton, Hattie Ditzler’s illness, strawberry harvest, and community events including a Baughman township picnic, a home move by the Lutzes, the Crites reunion, and a Sunday School convention.
Visiting News From Marshallville Social Roundup
Numerous locals and visitors are listed from Marshallville and nearby towns visiting or visiting with Mrs. George Shook and family over the weekend. Names include Ray and family Creston, Lehman Shook Barberton, Euston Perry Bartel and companion, Isaac Somers Burton City, E Miller Canal Fulton, I Somers Burton City, John Luts in Ak ron, Ora Musser Akron, B D Antonie Akron Barberton, Will Tinsler Clinton, Christ Weekesser Doylestown and daughters, Henry Willems Akron, P A Fraser and children, Mary Mower Springfield Lake with C W Mower, Mrs Cooper East Union, Mrs Landis East Union, Mrs Sale Gaddis, Mrs Beyler, Miss Clara Schaffter, Bert Swartz Wooster, Verda Kelly, Jesse Zeigler Wooster, Dr H B Wil ford, Fred Shafter home visitors.
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George Shook
Ray Smith
Creston
Lehman Shook
Barberton
Perry Bartel
Friend
Euston
Beyler
Clara Schaffter
Orrville
Bert Swartz and Son
Wooster
Eugene Schaffter
Misa Verda Kélhy
A. Kelley
Jesse Zeigler
Abravo Zeigler
Petit family reunion and Whitman gathering in June notes
Regent readers report the Petit family reunion at Mr and Mrs Edward Yarman's home on Thursday June Yth with mostly attendance. A class of 20 will receive first Holy Communion at Sts Peter and Paul's on Sunday June 21. The 17th Whitman family reunion is set for June 18 at Mr and Mrs Frenk Yarmon's home. Mr Joseph Yarmian visited Alliance relatives recently.
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Petit
Edward Yarman
Sts. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Henry Yost
Massillon
Whitman
Frenk Yarmon
Joseph Yarmian
Alliance
Dentist Returns After Absence to Serve Patrons
Dr Heckler resumes practice in Rittman and Fendy, greeting patients. He will be in the office on Tuesdays at Sterling after four months away due to illness.
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Heckler
Rittman, Féndy
Sterling
Busin
Kutchin
DR. Kutchin
Wilson Ave
coLjnasus
Milkman Lampoon Reveals Pure-Food Law Quip
A humorous exchange features a housekeeper challenging a milkman about lateness. The miller justifies delays by joking that pure food law caps bacteria per gallon, noting the difficulty of counting them. Lip pincott's framing adds satirical tone.
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Lence
Easton Residents Attend Church and Visit Akron
Easton residents Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Keck and Ruth vacationed with relatives in Faston. Eva Brillhart and Eva Mun and Clara Pierce shopped in Akron. David Rock of Dennison visited Easton. Several Easton residents attended the 8 8 convention in Marshallville Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Wm. Dohner visited relatives in Akron midweek.
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Theodore Keck
Ruth
Faston
Brillhart
Eva
Akron
Bethel View Reflections and Funeral Attendees
Harry states it’s alright I got back. Funeral attendees included Mr and Mrs Martin Kreider Dr William Kreider Mrs Sarah Hoover Goshen Ind George Martin and family North Lawrence Mr and Mrs Joseph Lind Hasons William and Melvin and families Akron Mr and Mrs L J Dulabahn and daughter Gertrude visited Chas Dutt Win Fixler and family attended the Fixler reunion near Chippewa Lake. Mr Joseph Geisinger and Mr and Mrs Christian Beyler visited Irvin Stauffer at Barberton Wm Fixler made a business trip to Medina Friday.
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Harry
Win
Fixler
Chippewa Lake
Joseph Geisinger
Christian Beyler
Irvin Stauffers
Barberton
Wm. Fixler
Medina
Probate sale ordered and confirmed for Bauman estate
Probate Court E. 8S. Wertz as assignee filed an order of sale for the estate of W. W. Bauman. The sale was confirmed and the deed ordered.
Real Estate Transfers Across Townships and Cities
Real estate transfers listed include Jacob Funnlman to Wm A Faire stone in Chester township for 3600 dollars. Wilhun Markley to Logan 4G Steiner in Orrville for 250. John South and Anna M South to D K and Nora Gensemer in Creston for 2500. Charles Zaring to Aaron Amstutz in Milton township for 1. C W Weise Fo Ci B Sehand to land in Burbank for 135. Wooster Board of Trade to Waldo H Dunn in Wooster for 257. John Schimmel to Senff in Wooster for 257. Charles Haag to Laura Griffith in Wooster for 257.
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Wilhun Markley
Logan
Steiner
Orrville
John South
Anna M. South
D. K
Nora Gensemer
Creston
Charles Zaring
Aaron Amstutz
Milton Township
C. W. Weise
Burbank
Wooster
Charles Haag
Laura Griffith
City of
Doylestown Alumni Banquet Attracts Large Attendance
Doylestown June 13 Mesdames John Whitman and Levi Whitman visited Akron relatives while Mrs. Jacob King visited Wadsworth friends. The Doylestown High School alumni banquet held Saturday evening June 6 was well attended with about 100 ladies and gentlemen present.
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John Whitman
Levi, Whitman
Akron
Jacob King
Wadsworth
Doylestown High School
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Wilson
A. B. Church Notes
John B. Hobart
Presbyterian Church Notes
Wesleyan Mission
Marshallville
Grag & Ry
Penn. Lines
Pansy
Amanda
Ifere
Special Interest
Adam Sironms
Cincinnati
Canal Fulton
Hattie Ditzler
Baughman Township
Clapper Grove
Adi
George Lutz
Rcve Ee To
Crites
Graber Park
Satuday
Evangelical Church
Isaac Somers
Burton City
E. Miller
I. Somers
Juin Weaver
Walnut Creek
John Luts
Ora Musser
B.D. Antonie Wis
Will Tinsler
Clinton
Christ Weekesser
Doylestown
Henry Willems
P A Fraser
Mary Mower
Springfield Lake
W. Mower
Frases Wall
Philadelphia
H. B. Wilford
Fred Shafter
C. W. Mathie
Juanita Mathie
John Blinn
P. G. Shafter
Cleveland
What the
C. A. Weiser & Son
Rittman
Ohio
Easton
Bethel View
M. B. Mills
Probate
Jacob Funnlman
Wm. A. Fairestone
Chester Township
DE. Kutchin
South Main Street
Savings & Loan Co
Summit County
Akron Savings & Loan Co
Rittman Baking Company
F. W. & R. Snyder
Realty
Aluminum
F. Grissinger
Thake Eee Arey
Philadelphia Dental Rooms
South Howard Street
Evar Jonas
Akrom
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