Mrs. Vance Van Nostran Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Vance Van Nostran aged 53 died Sunday morning at her home after a long illness that ended with a stroke. Survived by husband Vance and three sons Carl Ralph and Roy. Funeral services were held by Rev FE R Henderson at Seville Methodist Church. Burial followed in Seville cemetery.
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Sterling
Vance van Nostran
Vance
Carl
Ralph
Roy
FE. R. Henderson
Seville Methodist
Seville Cemetery
Pastor Reports U B Choir Reorganization
Sterling March 21 Rev reports reorganization of the United Brethren choir with new officers elected including president Mart, chorister Mrs Paul Johnson, assistant choristers Miss Marle Bixel and Hart, treasurer Carrie Beichler, pianist Ian He Adams, assistant pianist Lula Barnhart, and Abraham Hart. Rehearsal held at the home of E O Hart Friday evening.
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Sterling
Feports
United Brethren Choir
FE OF Mart
Paul Johnson
Marle Bixel
E.,c. Hart
Carrie’ Beichler
Ian‘He Adams
Lula Barnhart
Blarch Hart
Quilt Two Quilts At I W Maibach Home
Stirling March 22 Two quilts were finished Tuesday when Mrs I W Maibach hosted an all day quilting party at her home A delicious noon dinner was served. The quilters included C B Hilty Lilliaye Beery Fred Widmer Joseph Widmer John Maibach Martha Bauman Gotfried Hanzie Ramsier Elizabeth Ramsier daughters Helen Minnie John Bauman Joseph Maibach Ben Maibach Pearl Adelle Perrenod Sam Graber Tile Krabill Fred Martin and others.
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Stirling
C B Hity
Orrville
Lilliaye Beery
Marshallville
Fred Widmer
Joseph Widmer
John Maibach
Martha Bauman
Ottman
Gotfried Hanzie
John Ramsier
Elizabeth Ramsier
Tywo
Helen
Minnie
John Bauman
Joseph Maibach
Ben Maibach
Pearl
Adelle Perrenod
Sam Graber
Tile Krabill
Fred
Martin
Brotherhood of St 3B church monthly meeting report
The Brotherhood of the St. 3B church held its regular monthly meeting at the church Monday night with the ladies of the Progressive class providing refreshments and entertainment. Sunday programs for March 26 include services at Brethren church with Rev Paul Bowman and Ezra Beery directing Sunday School at 9:30 am, and United Brethren church with Rev F W Reese and P. Lindecamp guiding morning service and Junior C. E. Marie Bixel leading the evening service at 7:30.
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Brotherhood of the St
Rch
Brethren Church
Paul Bow- Man
I. m
Ezra Beery
United Brethren Church
F W Reese
P. Lindecamp
C. E
Mias
Marie Bixel
Harry Lutz Pleasantly Surprised With Party
Sterling March 23 Harry Lutz was pleasantly surprised Wednesday when a euchre party was given in his honor at the Harley Joyce home. High scores were won by Mrs. Frank Schaad and Harry Lutz. Consolations went to Mrs. Charles Roach and Frank Schaad. Guests included Miss Merial Spiker and several others.
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Sterling
Harry Lutz
Harley Joyce
Frank Schaad
Charles Roach
Merial Spiker
C OyCee
Charles “Roach "Seville
Lewis Hickman
George Beckwith
Kenneth Lance
Educational four reel movie shown at high school
An educational movie of four reels will be shown in the high school auditorium Thursday evening with public invitation. Mr and Mrs George Eastman spent the weekend with friends at Westerville. Howard Werner of Lorain was a weekend guest at the Forest Mongey home. Mr and Mrs J M Bair of Akron visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Bo Amstutz Thursday and Friday. Paul Maibach a student at Otterbein College spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs W Maibach. Mrs Alice Steiner visited her family at Wooster over the weekend. Miss Fannie Davidson spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J Davidson at Morris. In Malbach was in Cleveland on business Wednesday.
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Howard Werner
Lorain
Forest Mongey
J. M. ‘Bair
Akron
J. Bo Amstutz
Alice Steiner
Wooster
Fannie Davidson
Mrs. J Davidson
Westerville
Women's Home Missionary Society
M.K
Myra
WH. A. Shaw
W. F. Sellers
Women’s Benefit Association
K. of P. Hall
Savile
Ladies of the Morose
W. Cc. T. UL
R. TS. Baird
A. BE. Stockham
Dali
Morris Bixler
Sen
Elyria
Charles Eddington
William and
Paul "Ritzi
Cleveland
Frank Ruzzi
Georgia Griffen
Dean McCoy
Margaret Black
Callie Bawer
E. H. Warner
Artie Whonietter
Scott Sisters
Nis
A. BE. Farnwall
Dover
Clem Schaap
Rex Conkey
Carson van Osdale
Paul van ‘Ondale
Ashland
A. L
A. ED Stockhant
Anita Cahill
Early action advised to control fireblight in orchards
A plant pathologist from the Ohio Experiment Station advises that fireblight control is possible any time, with canker sterilization and a chemical treatment of cankers cited as effective. Cankers harbor bacteria through winter and sprouting season, while spraying during blossom is discouraged to avoid spreading the infection.
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R. C Thomas
Ohio Experiment Station
J H Fisher To Entertain West Salem Pest Hunters
Farmers near West Salem gather annually for a pest hunt to bag owls hawks crows rats mice and other pests. J H Fisher from Rittman will appear for the second time to screen hunting and fishing expedition pictures in the banquet after the hunt on Friday March 31.
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West Salem
Gether
J. H. Fisher
Rittman
United States
Canada
Creston Churches Plan Services and Socials
Creston churches announce. Church of God led by W J Plough lists Sunday school 9 30 am worship 10 45 am first and third Sundays round table and young peoples meeting later. Presbyterian Church Creston Jackson Rev A E Stockham offers 9 45 am preaching 10 45 am Sunday school 6 30 pm social. Penny social set for Friday 1 30 pm at church as church year closes for March List II. You are welcome.
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Young Peoples
Methodist Church Choir St Patrick's Party Featured
Mrs C M Jordan entertained the M church last Friday with a St Patrick's party. Assisted by Mrs T Hy Ewing, prizes were awarded to Mr and Mrs C M McGuff and Misses Linnie Owen and Leora Hoff. About twenty eight attended. Luncheon included hot buttered rolls salad potato chips cakes and coffee. A green and white color scheme was used.
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C. M. Jordan
M. Church
T. Hy Ewing
C. M. McGuff
Linnie Owen
Leora Hoff
Creston Nets Wins in Wayne County Debates
Creston defeated Rittman and Fredricksburg in the first round, earning two 2-1 decisions and four points toward the finals. Rittman dropped a 3-0 decision to Creston at Sterling. Smithville holds the lead with 2 points as the top three schools vie for the championship on March 28.
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Creston
Rittman
Fredricksburg
Wayne County
Sterling
Smithville
Fragmented Local Sports Note On Teams This Year
A fragment of a local sports brief notes this year teams and their composition with readers learning only partial facts about rosters and schedules.
Debate teams set for match with coach Ilygine leading
The affirmative team coached by Ilygine faces Step ling at a yet undetermined site today, while the negative team travels to Chester. Participants include Helen, Lee, Clench Somialecker, Roy Amgtuty, Frances Gant, Homer Mietar, Henry, and Wayne.
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Helen “Lee
Clench Somialecker
Roy Amgtuty
Stremste
Iitve
Frances Gant
Homer Mietar
Henry
Wayne
An Ilygine
Stepling
Ote Yetack
Chester
Canaan Grange News Highlights Activities and Presentations
Dan Mellvaine was elected to fill the place at the meeting. The fifth grade students from Creston school assisted with the program. Russell Caldwell from Wooster High School gave a talk on the U S Public Speaking Contest. The Juvenile Grange presented a portrait of George Washington to the subordinate grange. Lawrence Fetes was investigated for a new member. A committee led by Arthur Mumaw, Jean Hoar, Kathleen Hummel, Jas Lehman and Max Bowman was appointed to arrange for the county event. Altace contest captains were named as well.
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Dan Mellvaine
Nus. Jndis
T Hsrives
Creston School
Russell Caldwell
Wooster High Schools
U S
George Warhincton
Lawrence Fetes
Whnch
Etre Coun
Arthur Mumaw
Jean Hoar
Kathleen Hummel
Jas Lehman
Max Bowman
Mrs Frank Smith Dies At Canaan Home
Mrs Frank Smith 65 died at her home in Canaan Sumas Selock area. Survived by husband Frank three daughters Elizabeth Stone Lafayette Clara Stoole Westlela township Sadie Kerr Akton son Carl Canaan one brother Melford Moore Canann a sister Clara Moore Chippewn 13 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services held at home at one and at Murray Funeral Home at two Wednesday Rev W L Clough to conduct.
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Hee Sith
Canaan
Sumas
Muarray Funeral Home
W L. Clough
Creston Locals Society Meets At Church
The Ladies Missionary and Ald society of the Jackson church met at the church for an all day meeting. Devotionals were led by Mrs A E Stockham and Mrs C Allen. Talks covered Japan and America. Mesdames Fetzer Schaaf Faud and Blough hosted. Epworth League cabinet met at Miss Linnie Owen’s home Monday evening. Mrs Will Guthrie entertained at the H S Guthrie home Thursday evening.
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Ladies Missionary and Ald Society
Jackson Church
Leil Bys
Mra
A. E Stockham
Mra. C. Allen
Japan
Your Government by Stephen M Young Congressmen and party lines in debate
A historical sketch cites Congress on decorum and wit in the gallery. It notes cooperation across parties with figures such as Vice President Greve Nor and the late Speaker Long. The piece mentions former President Hoover and calls for liberalization of the Volstead Act to create jobs and bolster revenue. It critiques political alignments and loan ties to the ROP and other figures.
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Greve Nor
Speaker Long
Thoro
Smilkely
Lubrietta
United States
Samoy A. Read
Missouri
Thomas J. Wirlah
Wooster Area Social Notices and Local Visitors
Local residents attend dances church events and meals. James Totten visits son Claude Totten in Wooster while Miss Georgia Griffen stays with the Dean McCoy family. Community groups meet at M.K. church K P hall Savile and Morose Ladies, with Rev A E Stockham speaking others hostesses Wadsworth hospital status and Elyria and Cleveland trips noted.
Roosevelt era party balance and farm policy debate
The piece discusses Republican figures like Wadaworth and LaFayette, potential cabinet roles for Republicans, and debates over Farm policy and the Domestic Allotment plan. It notes Roosevelt’s cabinet choices, Woodin’s role, and calls for restoring farmers purchasing power amid ailing big business support and warnings about redistribution ideas.
Death notices and services for Macy Hammer in Akron
Doylestown March 22 funeral of Macy Hammer held today. Services were at St. Mary's Catholic Church Akron at nine o'clock. Hammer, 75, is survived by several relatives. Additional relatives named include Imbacen Hamner and others. Church service occurred in Akron with interment planned.
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Doylestown
Macy E. Hammer
Pater
Paula Cemetary
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Akron
Maa Tammoer
Aga, i
Imbacen Hamner
Nira
Qraco
Fine
Abgusta Hoya
Miataal
Inaugural Chronicles From St. Patrick's Program
A fragment from a St Patrick's program notes a regular Friday meeting of the Wrange group with private tris tommin and a description of an inauguration by Krico Shafter. The next event is set for April 7.
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St. Paterick
Tristommin
Klyen
Qrico Shafter
Grandson Jacob Gnittn Quarantined With Scarlet Fever
The grandson of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Dasmemiltor is quarantined at the Dannomilar home due to scarlet fever. Local health authorities have placed the family under precautions as the illness is contained. Community guidance urges neighbors to avoid close contact and monitor for symptoms.
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Jacob Gnittn
Mr and
Mra
Nicholas Dasmemiltor
Dannomilar
Doylestown Resident Elizabeth Worthy Buried
Elizabeth Worthy, former Doylestown resident, was buried after a brief illness. Interment was at Chestnut Hill Cemetery. Mrs Marie Smith is seriously ill at home this week. Mr and Mrs Carl Peters hosted Sunday guests of her parents. Corporal Clarence Findsley, after three months with his parents, left for Fort Sloscum New York to rejoin Company L Eighth Infantry. Wallington Huffman, a former resident, was buried in the family plot at Chestnut Hill.
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Elizabeth Worthy
Doylestown
Marlé Smith
Carl Peters
Kow- More
Kron
Clarence Findsley
Mra
Willam Indgley
Sloscum
Co. L
8Th Infantry
Wallington
Iuffman
Fant Waka Ie
Remarkable Formula Aids Women Against Nervous Depression
A scientist perfects a safe non narcotic remedy touted to relieve nervousness irritability and low mood in women at certain times. Marketed as harmless and non depressant it claims to ease headaches colds fever and period pains without harming the heart. Caution warns of inferior substitutes sold by others.
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Ohio Central Telephone
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