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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
4
Juniors Host Dinner Dance For Preston High Seniors
A Junior Senior dinner dance honoring Preston High School seniors was held at the Berhtel Hotel in Wooster Saturday. Tables featured flowers. entertainment included songs by Ralph Krabill and Clyde Connuninr Renn, piano by Donald Son Nedecker, and Dick Forgett Orchestra. Dancing followed in the ball room transformed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
Berhtel Hotel
Wooster
Ajora
Fabre
Alors
Eray
Paris
Pmtram
LeRoy Fraley Moda
Eugene Uhl Welenmad
Atherests
Mvyde Mann
Ralph Krabi
Clyde Connuninr
Renn
Rand Krabill
Sane
Pickin’ Catton
Ning Tahmen
Sint Fray
Mies Aryan Prineine
Donald Son- Nedecker
Dick Forgett
Women’s Benefit Association hosts Mother’s Day program
Mrs R D Armstrong entertained on Thursday with a day of readings and violin solos by Jeanette Feesley and others. Grace Eby read poems Watcher Mother and Adrift, Effie Loehr offered Sausage humor, Kee spoke on mothers of presidents, Young performed violin pieces America the Beautiful and Santa Lucia, and Feester led The Most Perfect Mother with We Need You Here Mother. Next meeting moves to second Thursday in June. state convention plans in Akron June 18 19 20 with Feester as delegate and Armstrong as alternate. Quilt from the Review to be raffled June 12. dinner party at Seville Inn followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
R. D. Armstrong
Grace Eby
Effie Loehr
Edith Kee
United States
Edith Young
America
Santa Lucia
Jeanette Feesley
Ward Feesler
Two Boys Sent to Buckeye Boys State by Local Groups
Creston Legion Post and Loyal Order of Moose sponsor John Edward Haley and Eugene Uhl to Buckeye Boys State from June 14 to 24. Both juniors anticipate a six day program of government study and recreation. This marks the sixth year of the Legion project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Legion Post
Loyal Order of Moose
John Edward Haley
Eugene Uhl
Buckeye
Legion
College Dinner Guests From Wooster College Hosts
Kathleen Hummel and Miss Jean Boor will attend a Wooster Business College dinner party at Reining's in Wooster Saturday evening. Both girls have secured positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Kathleen Hummel
Jean Boor
S-In
wWooster
Wooster Business College
Student earn fast progress in business course
The passage notes that both individuals completed their work in less time than typical for the course. Miss Hummel serves as secretary to Brooks Johnson and Miss Boors is a stenographer for Collier Printing Company in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummel
Brooks Johnson
Boors
Collier Printing Company
Wooster
Winklers announce engagement of Hazel Winkler to Richard Steele
Mr and Mrs John Winkler announce the engagement of their daughter Hazel to Richard Steele of Creation. The ceremony will be Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Wadsworth Tuberan parsonage with Rev Carl Kessler officiating. Attending will be Alma Beery and Elmer Maibach of Sterling. After a trip through Virginia the couple will live in the suite above the Farnwalt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John—Winkler
Bevilte
Hazel
Richard
Dick) Steele
Creaton
Wadsworth Tuberan Parsonage
Carl Kessler
Alma Beery
Elmer Maibach
Sterling
Virginia
A &. Farnwalt
Alumni Banquet Program at Strasburg Event
The alumni banquet tonight features a welcome by Mrs. B. A. Romich and remarks by Clyde Conn. Simior-visss- pres toasts by G. W. Jeandrevin superintendent of Strasburg schools. seniors introduced by toastmaster. comedy trio Messrs. Smucker Frey Matthews. violin solo John Haley and vocal numbers by Mrs. John Garver. Graduates speak on early classes. business and officer elections followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Romich
Clyde Conn. Simior-visss
G. W. Jeandrevin
Strasburg
Messrs
Francis Smucker
Harry Frey
Robert Matthews
John Haley
John Garver
May Chapter O E S Observes 37th Birthday Night
Obligation and Instruction night marked the 37th birthday as May Chapter O E S met Wednesday. Mrs Catherine Kindig led the lodge, star point officers conducted the obligation, and several members provided instruction and music. A kitchen shower followed with social hour hosted by Myrt le Zigler Etta Moorhead Catherine Kindig and James McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S
Catherine
Star Point
Frank McIntire
Lee Gerig
H. G. Knepp
Tom McCoy
Irene McCoy
Mmes
Myrtle Zigler
Etta Moorhead
Catherine Kindig
James Mccoy
Commencement speaker greets Creston area at church reception
Dr Marcus Grether of Fort Collins came to give the commencement address and was warmly welcomed at a Tuesday night reception in Blackford Presbyterian Church parlors. About 200 Creston area friends attended as Nellis Linter served as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Grether
Fort Collins
Beech Grove Brethren and Community Gatherings Noted
A summary of local church events and social notices includes a Beech Grove Church of the Brethren gathering with a pot luck and plan for summer services starting June 1 featuring Sowers family Revolutionary War dramatizations. Also listed are Moose Women activities, hospital guild and Red Cross speakers, and a busy schedule of visits and family gatherings across Creston, Wooster, Orrville, and surrounding towns with commences and garden club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Grove Church of the Brethren Missionary Society
James Lehman
Ruth—_Reinecker
Beech Grove Church of the Brethren
Sowers
Church of the Brethren
S. P Early
Moose —Will
Sue Wille
Hospital Guild
Akron
Red Cross
Wooster
Margaret Fitzthum
War Relief
Barberton
Orrville
Miss Fitzthum
Léa Huffman
Harold Stone
Mrs. Ritzi Paints Original Jesus Portrait and Writes Poems
Mrs. F P A Ritzi completes a life size blue and rose painting of Jesus in conversation with disciples. An accomplished, self taught artist she paints many original works and reads philosophy and history. She, a published poet and chicken raiser, is a member of the National Art Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. A. Ritzi
Jesus
Reverend Jesse Young Installed at Jackson Presbyterian Church
Rev. Jesse Young is to be formally installed as minister of Jackson Presbyterian Church Subday night with Rev. John Williams of Kirst Presbyterian Wooster presiding. Dr. Marcus Grether will preach, Rev. Markey of Wooster will present the charge to Dr. Vergilus Ferm. Oscar Fetzer leads music as locals report recent awakenings from night prowlers and peepers appearing at homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Young
Jackson Presbyterian Church
John’ Williams
Kirst Presbyterian Church
Wooster
Marcus Grether
Markey
Vergilus Ferm
Oscar Fetzer
Weekend social notes from Newark LeRoy and Akron area
Mr and Mrs James Patterson and daughter were weekend guests at the Joe airfield home in Newark. Several families visited others in Le Roy and Akron, including Elizabeth Ecker, Melburn Ecker, O O Zook, Elwood Russell, and John Webb group plus multiple Sunday and Saturday visits across LeRoy, De Vere, Canton, Kipton, Medina, Orrville, and Sterling connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patterson
Newark
Rufus Ballentine
Elwood Russell
LeRoy
Elizabeth Ecker of
Mrs
Melburn Ecker
John Webb
Allen Tromp
Seville
Homer Cohan
Kipton
Clyde Zimmerman
Lloyd Austin
Orrville
Zimmerman
Austins
Bernard Zimmerman
Sara Rhoads
Harry Zimmerman
Akron
Harris Johnson
John Snyder
Marvin Snyder
Canton
D. 8
Humme
Wayne County Vulturé Locale social and plans listed
Local members met at Wooster Legion Hall for a social and meeting with lunch served by Wooster groups. Westfield dance committee announced final dance of the season at the school gymnasium in LeRoy on Saturday. Hartman’s orchestra to play. Medina addressed Westfield Grange on soil conservation with slides. Mrs. B. C. iface lectured. Picnic plans under way with Guilford Grange at Mack’s Dam on June 7. Recreation committee members named. Births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winkler at Lodi hospital on May 2. Mrs. Margaret Ecker Hamilton an operative patient at St. Thomas Hospital Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hall become parents of a son born Monday at Wadsworth hospital. Min Méty-Armistrong hosted as guest in the William-Gattahan household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Vulturé Locale No
la Societe Des Hommes Et Chevaux
Wooster
Westfield Dance Committee
School Gymnasium
LeRoy
Hartman
Guilford Grange
Mack's Dam
Charles Dowd
Roy Chambers
Westfield
Ernest Shooks
Weekend Guests Spread Across Several Ohio Towns
Mrs. Fred Garrett hosts visitors from Cleveland and Canton. Numerous families from Norwalk, Burbank, Ashland, Wellington, Wooster, Lorain, Milan, Medina, and Lucas spent Sunday with local residents. This social round included the Tuttle, Schmollinger, Graf, Hartman, Fetzer, and Dowd households and other relatives and friends across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Graf
Baby
Wooster
Ida Snyder
Massillon
Will Bickers
Lorain
Frank Graf
Don Hartman
Ray Ogden
Mary Weltmer
Burbank
Florence Mackey
Ashland
Carl Fetzer
Art Repp
Ser
Cleveland
Heramn Schmellinger
Wellington
D. W. Tyler
Ted Chestown
Loudonville
Louis Brom
Lucas
B. C. Mace
D. D. Dowd
Mary Owen
Clyde
O. L. Hoff
Gabriel Smith
Medina
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Buckeye State
Winklers
DR. Grether
Creston Book and Music Club
Helen Sell
J. C. Murray
Murray
Doris MelTivaine
Raymond Howell
H. AT. Stebbins
Cedric Carpenter
Allah
Aliday’ Y Grinder
Dubs Gensemer
Foster
Mary Gifford
Miss Sell
Fay Grunder
Frances Blough
Sterling’ Avenue
Paved Street
Liberty
Rittman
Liberty Street
Salt St
Eo Win ES Wes
Cette oNitetine Ym Ats Ee Oe
C. E. Knapp
Lodi
Eternal Hills
Eugene Uh
Men's Brotherhood
Earl Fetzer
Robert Rugh
Will Mensching
John Henry
Glen Barnhart
Zeno Miller
Women of
Moose
Earl McVay
Riley Bowman
Clyde Kirby
Col
Creston
O L. Hoff
Elizabeth Ecker
Margaret Fitztham
Will Hamilton
St. Thomas Hospital
Charles Hookway
Frank Lautzenheizer
W .P. Hookway
Harold Ebert
Frank Baker
West Salem
Howard Bowman
Charles Smith
Mount Vernon
Mrs. O L. Hoff
Harry Reed
George Reed
Shreve
Mae Henry
Mildred’ Vouch
Ritteman
Eldon Wiles
Paul Ferguson
Congress
Will Gantz
K E
Glasgow
New Philadelphia
Harry Moyer
Earl Kinch
Ray Ammerman
Family of
Sevile
Lucy Schnell
Joe Carter
Jesse Isaly
Massiljon
Earl Bodager
B. Litman
Creston High School
Creston Garden Club
Wooster Evangelical Church
Creston Library Group
H A. Stebbins
Robert Warren
H. A. Stebbins
W. ¥. Sellers
E. T. Long Home
Bent Good
Claude Wells
Don Good
Pauline ‘Wells
Mrs. O O. Zook
Mrs. Jacob Gaw
de Vere Shannon
Ralph Bixler
Norris Bixler
E. C. Eberwein
Pennsylvania
Fia
Clit Bachtell
Tom Bachtell
Ida Steele
Claude Lee
LeRoy Methodst
Raymond Schlegel
Evelyn Reynolds
Howard Schlegel
A. S. Tuttle
Warsworth
Henry Romich
Ralph Easterday
Ed Mercing
Charles Norton
Robert Norton
Everett Adams
Westfield Grange
B. C. Iface
Paul Winkler
Lodi Hospital
Susan Kay
Margaret Ecker Hamilton
Glen Hall
Dorothy Broomall
Wadsworth Hospital
Min
Fred Garrett
Gilbert Tuttle
Robert Tuttle
B.C Mace
W. M. Douglass
Norwalk
Owen Schmellinger
Judith Ann
Eleanor Shoenaur
A. L. Ober
Rex Conkey
Carson van. Osdall
Homer Graham
Chase Graham
Clara Kissinger
Harry Pinze
Sleveland
Ed Landry
Herman Schmolinger
Mrs. Schmollinger
B-M-P Auto Theatre
Richard Dix
Edmund Lowe
Kentraylar
Shep Howard
Sun
Mon
John Hubbard
Carol Laridis
Sthoge
Disney Cartoon News
Lucille Ball
Maureen O'Hara
Preston Foster
Kennedy
Fui
Kay Kyser
Boris Karloff
Peter Lorre
Bela Lugos
Ohio
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