Weseyan Methodist Missionary Society Honors at Medina Home
Members gathered for a dish luncheon and plaque presentation to Medina Hamié. The group sang Mother’s Day songs for patients and shared devotions, with Mrs. Theodore Bise of Creston leading. Mrs. Earl Killough read poems, and Mrs. Bessie Leichty read Three Links. Next meeting set for May 21 hosted by Mrs. Edward Ball on South Main Street.
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Wesleyan “Methodist Missionary Society
Medina
Hamié
Theodore Bise
Creston
Roy Trent
Devo
lt-Corinthians
Jesus
Earl Killough
Calvary
Bessie Leichty
Edward Ball
South Main Street
Clifford Tackett
Wright Street
Mrs Florence Imhoff 85 Dies. Rites Held in Wooster
Mrs Florence B Imhoff 85 of Wooster died at Wooster Community Hospital. Widow of Daniel W Imhoff she was a Wayne County resident. Survived by five daughters a son and five half-sisters including Mrs Dorothy Hobbes of Rittman and Mrs Charles McQuate of Ashland. Burial in Eight Square Cemetery.
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Florence B. Imhoff
Wooster
Dorothy Hobbes
Rittman
Imhoff
Wooster Community Hospital
Daniel W. Imhoff
Wayne County
Charles McQuate
Ira Martin
Ruth Kissel
Orphan Maust
Ashland
Charles Iceman
Wellington
Russell Bowman
Bicycle safety guide for school riders
Before school starts check that a child bicycle has headlight taillight and reflector. Reflective tape adds safety. Fall sunsets and after school rides can be deadly. use lighting to reduce risk.
Mrs. Overholt Named New President of Federated Club
Mrs. Ralph Overholt was elected president of the Ohio Federated Women’s Club unit Pioneer section at the Cincinnati state convention for a two year term. She previously served as state conservation chairman.
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Ralph Overholt
Pioneers
Ohio Federated Womens Club
Cincinnati
Robert Davis
Memorial Forest
Loudonville
Federated Club
Frank B. Forrest
Cleveland
National Air Sace Association
Forrest
Ohio
Outer Space
Mrs Nellie Ida Shook Dies at 80 in Creston
Services for Mrs Nellie Ida Shook 80 of Creston were held Thursday after she died Monday at Orrville Osteopathic Hospital. Surviving are daughters Gladys Johnson of Creston and Velma Nemec of Cleveland, 13 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren. Burial was in Medina Cemetery with Murray Funeral Home in charge.
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Nellie Ida Shook
Creston
Shook
Orrville Osteopathic Hospital
Frank
Gladys) Johnson
John
Velma) Nemec
Cleveland
Medina Cemetery
Murray
Ry Chapman
Troop 801 Plans Scout Campout for June 5 6 7
Girl Scouts of Troop 801 met to organize a campout scheduled for June 5 6 and 7. Leaders and members discussed activities and logistics for the weekend retreat.
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Girl Scouts
Scouts Earn Camper Badge At Ravenna Campout
The Scouts completed their Troop Camper badge during a Ravenna campout. The group split to plan winter bouquets and plaques while the other half made a scrapbook for Children’s Hospital as a service project. Susan Schreiber was invested as Scout Scribe with Janie Burger.
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Ravenna
Children’s Hospital
Susan Schreiber
Janie Burger
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F. C. Kanchl
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Sheller’s
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