Sterling Lengacher 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs William Lengacher of Blerming celebrated their 50th anniversary on a Saturday with their children gathering at home for the occasion. Mr Lengacher is bedbound but well wishes were sent, a noon dinner and a three tier cake were part of the tribute. Guests included E G Lentz and daughters Betty and Marlene Rollin of Sandusky Ohio Austin Baker and daughter Mildred Gypsum Ohio Richard Hess and daughters Colleen Norma Jeanne Port Ou Harold Truex Kathryn Leona and Harold Powhatan Henry Lengacher and daughter Mary Jeanne Akon Ohio and John Lengacher and daughters dry and.
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Harry
Yrother
E. G. Lentz
Betty
Marlene
Rollin
Sandusky, O
Austin Baker
Mildred
Gypsum, O
Richard Hess
Colleen
Norma Jeanne
Port Ou
Raymond Truex
Kathryn
Leona
Harold
Powhatan, O
Henry Lengacher
Mary Jeanne
Akgon, O
John Lengeeher
Aangnersdrey
Family bids farewell as newlyweds depart for future
Shirley and son Paul, Mr and Mrs Sterling O, and Robert Norris of Frank Lengacher and Spoth of Shelby Ohio, all the children, depart Sunday evening wishing them many more years of married life.
Community notices and personal events from a rural church circuit
The Booster Club names charge of the Children s Day program at the United Brethren church with first practices on Saturday. Various gatherings include Ladies Aid hostessing on Thursday and a Missionary Council meeting on June 5 at Mrs F W Haleht s home. Attendees share visits, dinners, and regional travel as residents attend funerals and host guests across Wooster to Apple Creek.
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Tnited Brethren Church
J. M. Bair
Ladies Aid of the
United Brethren Church
Jurie
Missionary Council of the First—Brethren
Chorett
F. W Haleht
Helen Miller Joins Mt Eaton Graduates on DC Trip
Miss Helen Miller commercial teacher at Mt Eaton schools accompanied the graduating class to Washington DC starting Sunday.
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Helen Miller
Mt Eaton
Washington, D C
World’s Toughest Tank Put in Dramatic Test Run
The world’s deadliest tank, built by Chrysler near Detroit, is shown being tested for the U S Army. President K T Keller and Major General Charlies M Wesson observe as the tank splashes through a stream, fires six guns including 75mm and 37mm cannons, and travels at 25 miles per hour breaking telephone poles.
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U. S
Saa
Flanders
Greece
K. T. Keller
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Charlies M. Wesson
Ordnance
U. S. Army
Local Social and Funeral Notices From Nearby Towns
Twe Misses Mary and Mattie Zook hosted Sunday dinner with Abner Zook and daughter Helen of Akron. Attendees at Mrs B z d’s funeral in Creston included D H Johnson Hessel Hart Roswe Hartzler Ed Hart Lula Barnhart Catherine Darrah Charles Younger E A Hostetler Dan Marshall James Hostetler. Mrs Dan Purdy funeral guests in Glenmont included Mr and Mrs. Hart. Paul Maibach and Ruth visited Robert Morton home in Wooster. Virgil Armstrong moved to a home east of Rittman. The former Main street apartment will be occupied by Rev Mark Malles. Or Spruenger to take furnishing apartment in Carrie Beichler home after senior trip to Washington.
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S-P
Zook-were
Mary
Mattie Zook
Mrs
Abner Zook
Helen
Akron
B.z.d
Creston
Mgr
D. H. Johnson
Hessel Hart
Roswe Hartzler
Or Hart
Lula Barnhart
Catherine Darrah
Charles Younger
E_A. Hostetler
Dan Marshall
James Hostetler
Dan Purdy
Glenmont
Paul Maibach
E. QO. Bart
Ruth
Robert Morton
Wooster
Virgil Armstrong
Rittman
Main Street
Mark Malles
Mrs. Or. Spruenger
Carrie Beichler
Washington
Goffinet Party Visits Detroit Shrine of the Little Flower
Mr and Mrs Charles Goffinet accompanied Mr and Mrs Arthur Goffinet of Rittman on a Sunday trip to Detroit Michigan. They visited the Shrine of the Little Flower Belle Isle and other points of interest during the outing.
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Charles Goffinet
Arthur Goffinet
Rittman
Detroit Midh
Washington's Escape Cited in 1775 Ambuscade Tale
Visitors from Akron, Mr and Mrs R J Buchanan and Mr and Mrs A R Harris and son Fred called at the J M Bair home. The article recounts Washington’s daring 1775 ambuscade survival under Braddock, noting a sequel where an old Indian chief sought him, claiming the Great Spirit protected him and that others could not shoot.
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Bir
R. J. Buchanan
A. R. Harris
Fred
Akron
J M Bair
Washington
Braddock
Bnd
How Golden Gate Originated name from Drake in 1578
The entry to San Francisco Bay between two headlands was named Golden Gate by explorer Drake in 1578. A sunset glow over the strait likely inspired the designation as the sun sinks into the Pacific.
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Golden Gate
San Francisco
Drake
Pacific
World's largest tomb the Gol Gunbar in Bijapur
Collier's Weekly notes the Gol Gunbar private mausoleum of Mohammed Adil Shah in Bijapur India built 1626 to 1650. It covers 18 223 square feet and stands about 25 stories high with an interior greater than the Pantheon and capable of holding around 200 000 caskets.
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Amb
Gol Gunbar
Mohammed Adil Shah
Bijapur
India
Collier's Weekly
Rome
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