Doylestown News: Chippewa Township Grades Hold Graduation
Forty five pupils graduated from Chippewa Township grade schools with Supt Hotchkiss of Smithville delivering the address. Elmer Dulahahn led the program, with cornet solos by Kenneth W Danvyemiller and songs by Anna Finis Doris Buaysinger and Mary Jane Flath. Beatrice Berger and Jane Adams sang Come Where the Wild Flowers Grow. Prizes of 5 were awarded to Beatrice Berger and Geraldine Ault for high averages. Glenn Landes presented graduation certificates to 19 village and 26 rural pupils. Father Join Frey gave the closing blessing.
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Chippewa Township
Supt. Hotchkiss
Smithville
Elmer Dulahahn
No. 3
Kenneth W. Danvyemiller
Anna Finis
Doris Buaysinger
Mary Jane Flath
Beatrice Berger
Jane Adams
Mr. Dulabaln
Beatrice ‘Berger
Geraldine Ault
Miss Ault
Miss Berger
Haatrice Berger
Board of Education
Glenn Landes
Father Join Frey
Doylestown High School Commencement Honors Recital
The Doylestown high school commencement was held in the school auditorium Friday evening with an orchestra overture, Father Frey speech, and "Angel's Serenade." Students receiving honors included Retta YieClellan, Thomas Chiswell, and Thelma Haselton. awards to English and Wooster College scholarship were announced.
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Doylestown High School
John Frey
Oscar Hunnicker
Thomas Chiswell
Stanley Neal
Whnming
Lois Berger
Retta YieClel-lan
Thomas Chisnell
Anna Burger
Kenneth and
Eugene Adams
Thelma Haselton
Retta
Hazel Harvey
Mothers’ Club
Thomas
College of Wooster
Helen Eldinger
Dooglestown
Harvey
Joseph Paridon
Boys’ Glee Club
Starr Hull
Emma Myers
Unclear Names List Printed in OCR Fragment
Readable portion shows a long list of individuals including Oletha Lower Myrton Sommerfeld Martha Berger and many others such as Harold Landes Norman Riise Jakie Sulzbach Eugene Adams Ernest Hollinger and Stanley Sulzbach. Content lacks context or events.
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Atrice Huth
Myrton Sommerfeld
Martha Berger
Oletha Lower
Thomas Croswell
Fred M. Bachpat
Carey Steiner
Bernard Leiseorge Myers
Harold Landes
Norman Riise
Jakie Sulzbach
Eugene Adams
Ernest Hollinger
Stanley Sulzbach
Hermin Tinsler
Donald Johnson
Richard Easterday
Clarence Kitchen
John Kapronik
Leonard Adams
Retiring Officers Set for Altar Society Social
Retiring executive committee members of the Altar Society of St. Pete and Paul sponsor an installation and card social Friday evening in the parish auditorium. Officers to be installed include Mrs. C. J. Dannemiller president Mrs. A. E. Hull vice president and Mrs. H. W. Paridon secretary treasurer. Card games will be followed by refreshments.
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Mesdameg
Louis Whitman
Charles
Deibel
Gust Deibel
Peter Bidinger
Nicholas Letherth
A. J. Paridon
Peter Flath
Altar Society of
S. S. Petes and Paul’s Church
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Veterans Receive Purple Heart and Silver Star Honors
Five members of the D W M D post receive military honors for wounds in action or as cited by General Pershing. Memorial Day program includes 8:30 assembly and 9:09 parade, services at Saint Peter and Paul and Chestnut Hill cemeteries, with Wadsworth Drum and Bugle Corps and the Doylestown band providing music. Commander Gabriel Dague, last surviving G A R veteran of Doylestown, to serve as officer of the day.
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D.W. M.D. Post
General Persburg
S. S Peter and Paul's
Chestnut Hill
Wadsworth Drum and Buzle Corps
Doylestown
Gabriel Dague
Ashland College Play Stars Doylestown Graduate in Arms and the Man
Bish, a 1929 Doylestown high school graduate, led Ashland college’s senior play Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw on Saturday night. The production capped May Day events at Ashland with morning May Queen crowning and May Pole dances, plus the comedy As You Like It. An alumni luncheon followed at noon, then a baseball game against Kenyon College.
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Helen” Bish
Doylestown High School
Ashland College
George Bernard Shaw
Ashland
Kenyon College
Doylestown Locals Host Weekend Guests and Society Meeting
Doylestown residents Mr. and Mrs. William Gill and son hosted day guests of Misses Cornelia and Esther Whitman and Mrs. Emma Nichter. Mr. and Mrs. Joly Werner and family spent Sunday with relatives in Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Burg and family visited with N. Lieberth. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid and Missionary Society met at their home with Mrs. N. H. Hower leading a discussion on Missionary Education in the church Through Contact at 5 o'clock. S. H. Miller residence noted for Oscar Fritzinger. A fire at Howard Shank's dairy Saturday morning caused destruction.
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William Gill
Cornelia
Ssther Whitman
Emma Nichter
Joly
Werner
Akron
Martin Burg
N. J. Lieberth
Frontene
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Zion ,Lutheran Church
N. H. Hower
S. H. Miller
Oscar Fritzinger
Howard Shank’s
Agricultural outlook and farmer comments on prices
The report notes wheat and wool price rises easing farmers, with Wayne county holding a portion of last year’s wheat and mills like The Pontus-Goal & Grain Co and Warwick Co noting stock levels. Farmers urge price cuts on machinery and salary reductions for executives to aid the economy, citing the strain of government policy and business conditions.
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Pontus
Warwick Company of
Massillon
Stark County
Wayne County
Fieiale
Visit and charity drive note in Warren area
Mrs. Ben Holland and her daughter visit Mr and Mrs S P Shiderter in Warren. The M E Sunday school and church plan a canned fruit and vegetable collection for the Worthington Children's home this Saturday.
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Ben Holland
S. P Shiderter
Warren
M._E
Worthington
Home Economics Classes In Meat Story Contest
A judging panel of three national home economics authorities will meet in Chicago on May 26 to select winners in the tenth annual national meat story contest. Entrants are home economics students from Rittman and Creston high schools under instructors Miss Madeline Rixel and Miss Mabel Scudder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Essay contest offers meat nutrition scholarship in districts
Judges named to select the district winner of a university scholarship for the best essay on meat. Dr Louise Stanley, Dr Mabel Nelson, and Frances Swain head teams from Iowa State College and Chicago schools. Last year’s winner was Miss June Koepke of Elmore Minnesota with Why We Eat Meat. District winners advance to nationals. announcements follow judge meeting.
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Selec
Louise Stanle
Bureau of Home Egnomics
Department of Agriulture
Mabel Nelson
Department of Foods
Iowa—State College
Frances Swain
Chicago Pyre
June Koepke
Elmore
Minn
Ih.ad
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