Buckeye Girls Elect City Treasurer At State Session
Area Girls Attend Session at Capital University Columbus where Mary Jane Stoll of Marshallville RD was chosen city treasurer on the Nationalist Party ticket. Delegates from Rittman and Norwayne High Schools join Mary Jane along with Sharon Steiner Ann Robinson Gail Maibach as sponsors. Over 1200 girls attend the 17th annual session with remarks from Governor Rhodes Justice Herbert and Dr. Nyaradi as campaigns caucuses and elections proceed. Dan Laurer Jim Ditch of Rittman attend Boys State at Ohio University in Athens in the same week.
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Capital University
Columbus
Mary Jane Stoll
Marshallville
Cage
Frustoffer County
Mary Jane
Sharon Steiner
Ann Robinson
Rittman
Gail Maibach
Sterling
Rittman High School
Norwayne High
American Legion Auxiliary
Ohio
James Rhodes
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul M. Herbert
Nicholas Nyaradi
Institute of International Studies
Bradley University
Dan Laurer
Jim Ditch
Boys’ State
Ohio University
Athens
Dividend Rate Increased at Packaging Corporation Credit Union
The Feder al Credit Union at Packaging Corporation of America raised its dividend rate to five and a half percent per year. Dividends will be paid semi annually on June 30 shares, with 20 percent of net profit for the half year added to the reserve. Three thousand dollars will go to a contingency fund for future equipment. Loan seniority restrictions were lifted and the credit committee will continue to use the system as a guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Federal Credit Union
Packaging Corporation of America
Credit Committee
Shown doubt over frequent thinking by Bernard Shaw
Quote attributes George Bernard Shaw claiming few people think more than two or three times a year and that he has built an international reputation by thinking only once or twice weekly. The remark reflects Shaw's humorous self characterization and emphasis on selective contemplation.
Services Friday For Mrs Ressler in Pleasant View Church
Mrs Anne Ressler 80 died Monday in Lowville New York after a long illness. Widow of C I Ressler and mother of Menno Ressler of Sterling she lived at the Mennonite Rest Home in Lowville and was a County Line Mennonite member. Surviving are four daughters two sons 26 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren a half sister a half brother three step sisters and numerous relatives. Rev Elmer Good will lead services at 2 pm with burial in Pleasant View Mennonite cemetery. Friends may call one hour before at the church or 7 to 9 pm tonight at Auble Hooly Funeral Home in Orrville.
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Pleasant View Mennonite Church
Anne Ressler
Lowville
Ressler
C I. Ressler
Menno Ressler
Sterling
Lowsville
County Line Mennonite Church
Indiana
New York
Duplicate Bridge Scores From Wednesday Night
On Wednesday night June 19 duplicate bridge results listed North-South players led by Mr and Mrs Jack Adams with 108, followed by Mrs R C Grow and Mrs D Gairing at 97 and Mrs F O Kanehl with Verne Gebhart at 95. Ruth Black and Jerry Hudnall tied with 82, and Blanche Engler with Kay Ailyard also 82. East-West pairings saw Mrs A Whipple and Mrs Gertrude Hale score 98.
Vacancies Open for Cadet Dispatchers at State Patrol Wooster
Sergeant Allison of the Wooster Patrol Post announced vacancies in the Highway Patrol for cadet dispatchers. Qualified men may apply in person at the Wooster Post. Requirements include age 20, height 5 feet 8 inches, weight 165 pounds, high school education, good health and character, and state residency. Cadets train 14 weeks in Columbus before becoming highway patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Wooster
Highway Patrol
Columbus
WBA Delegates Attend State Convention in Canton
WBA delegates Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. Joe Wald attended the state convention at the Onesta Hotel in Canton with more than 200 delegates and visitors. Speakers included Mrs. Ella Kochis, state field director Mrs. Rose Jelinek, district managers Mrs. Ethel Hinton and Mrs. Ann Raney. The event drew 52 delegates, 41 alternates, and 154 visitors, with brunch, banquet, and district musical entertainment. A past presidents convention will be held at Willard in October, and the state convention is set for Akron in June 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Joe Wald
WBA
Onesta Hotel
Canton
Ella Kochis
Rose Jelinek
Ethel Hinton
Ann Raney
Willard
Akron
Tennis Mixed Doubles Scores From Local Meet
In a local tournament, pairs finished with scores 93 87 and 86 86 as Mrs. S. Mackey teamed with Carl Mc Neese, Mrs. Larry Wertz with F Kanehl, and E. Martin partnered R. Fishburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Mackey
Carl McNeese
Larry Wertz
Kanehl
E. Martin
R. Fishburn
Bloodmobile Training For Women July 22
A six hour course will prepare area women to serve on the Bloodmobile crew and wear a Red Cross uniform. Led by Bloodmobile One chairmen Mrs. Dale Widmer and others, the program targets Red Cross volunteer nurses and includes readings of pulse temperature and thermometer use. High school students and adults are eligible with organizers seeking sponsors for uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bloodmobile
Dale Widmer
Albert Gasser
Harald Widmer
Kenneth Ramsier
Red Crogs
Widmer
Ramsier
Nancy Griffith
Jane Melenbacher
Kathy Melenbacher
Jayne Gillman
Police Court Dockets Detail Drunk Driving and Speeding Cases
Recent court appearances include bail and fines for driving while intoxicated and speeding. Names such as Paul Dean, Jack Killeliah Rittrain, Thomas Beckwith, Clarence Johnson, Charles Ray Thompson, Corteton Stex, Dores No Webb, and Ernest Lee Owna appear with fines ranging from 9 50 to 1950 and scattered jail terms. Case numbers reference local addresses like 31450 and 33099.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dean Sthreek Orr
Charles Ray Thompson
Clarence
D Johnson
Sterling
Rittman
Ang
Cortetun
Dores No Webb
Water Safety Tips For Avoiding Drowning
A short guide explains how most diving accidents occur when entering unfamiliar water or diving with fatigue. It urges following five key precautions and avoiding unsafe situations to nearly eliminate drowning risks. It highlights night diving risks and the value of training and careful supervision.
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