The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-01-20
Gold Pins Giyehl
For Attendance
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Sunday school, Sunday morn :
ing at the Methodist church,
pins were given to those
FOR having perfect attendance re-
o1o cord. A bar was added to the
da1pin for each year of perfect at
o,,r. tendance. Those receiving the
o,,;y pin for one year were John
srt Sayre and James Weekley. Two
nteeyears were Suzanne Hinten,
Nancy Callahan and Patricia
946 Barlow.
dai Three years, Mary Sayre, Rob
Fl,ert Hall, Janet Upton, Robert
Burns and Barbara CHANNEL.
1h Four years, Keith Stevens,
Eddie Upton, Joan Harding,
Stevens and Myrtle Hard
rae Six years, Myrtle Harding;
ody years, Dorothy Hall and
ION. the only one with a perfect rec
1asnord for ten years was Miss Mar
Ann Marquis, who complet-
vel, ed her tenth year and is now
t . Obeginning her 18th year.
udQ Home and SchOol
cal The Home and School held
regular monthly meeting
Tuesday evening. The Seneca
- Legion Post and the Auxiliary
Soo had charge of the program which
,gsso,..was well received by large
,avt. audience.
Legion Meeting
TORl Captain Joseph Kinnan, com
ant manding officer of the Steuben-
ana vile Army recruiting office, was
ookss ., the speaker at the legion meet
81 ing Monday evening. The Sum
merfield Legion were guests.
948 Work on the first floor Of the
let Legion hall is nearing compile
1000 ton and plans are made to have
mon a picture show and other amuse-
"a ments in this spacious room.
VIZ Glass Meeting
sorie The Glass of Service of the
,ond Methodist church held their reg
$780, ular monthly meeting in the So
Dext cial rooms of the church Wednes-
1oAn day evening. Mrs. Della Smith,
.Ra president of the class, called the
Goor meeting to order. Mrs. Ruth
Price Davis had charge of the program
Nell Mrs. Vivian Rich was hostess and
-o1, had invited the husbands and
~, friends of the members. A de
;hap, Ilclous lunch was served at two
lilies long tables by Mrs. Rich, assisted
.5elle by DR.. and Mrs. William Bryant
Among the Ill
,ooz Howard Cutler had the mis-
90. -; fortune to loose one finger anc
heat. had another badly lacerateC
berls while grinding feed on the cleo
,r pl trio grinder at the Cutler feoc
49, a- store. He is now a patient at St
Soo Francis hospital.
"A "a Lester Weekley is confined tt
esarb his home with severe sprain anC
bruises received when he fcl
j - from building on which he wa
10 working.
4 pn Earl Reed is very i'll at hi
i ru home south of town. Mack Web
3 ~ ster is assisting in caring for him
{ - Congregational Meeting
t s46 A congregational meeting o
In members of the Presbyterian
Ill church was held Thursday eve
aa ming at the miners hall witt
% Rev. Swartz, of Cambridge act
,48 ing as moderator. After the bus
SCI mess part of the program a GOV
Ike cred dish lunch was enjoyed.
2ee Personals
ior Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gregsor
of Amsterdam, visited thei
If6 daughter, Mrs. Hilda Fell, re
ii Gently.
ove j. I. Burns, who is drilling a
81 Canton, spent the weekend wit
Fiji his family here
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wade an
LcJf Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Wade spen
prrnk the weekend with Mr.. and Mr.!
tur w. w. Wilson.
Ks-' 1n Rev. A. d. Sewers, Of Zancs
81 vile, visited friends here Mon
casd day.
Off Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Harris an
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