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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-11

The marriage Of Janet Doye
Neuberg, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Doye Neuberg Of Darien,
Conn. to 1t. (jg) Donald Edward
Dallas, Jr., U. S. Naval Reserve,
took place on Saturday, June oath,
in st. Luke's Episcopal Church,
Noroton, Conn.
1t. Dallas is the son Of Mrs.
Zella Rogers Dallas, 14108 Strath-
more ave., East Cleveland, and
Donald Edward Dallas of Tampa,
Florida.
The bride is a graduate of Potter
School, Tucson, Arizona, and Briar-
cliff College, Briarcliff Manor,
New York. She is a granddaughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. David La
Taurette Birch of White Plains,
New York, and the late Mr.. and
Mrs. William Neuberg of River
dale, New Jersey.
Lit. Dallas graduated with the
last class of Euclid Central High
School. The family residence was
on Glenridge rd. He received his
Bachelor of Science degree from
the University of Cincinnati. He
became a Naval Cadet and was
designated Naval Aviator in No
vember, 1866. 1t Dallas is remem-
bered here in Cleveland for his
work during high school years with
the Cleveland Museum of Natural
History and the Trailside Museums.
Mr.. Harvard w. Martin, jr., 1924
Temple ave., Mayfield Heights, a
life long friend of 1t. Dallas, and
also well known in the Naturalist
field, was best man at the wedding.
He motored with the bridegroom
mother, Mrs. Dallas; grandmother,
Mrs. Hassie Hall Rogers; and sis
ter, Miss DiAnne Eileen Dallas, to
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Rowe,
22651 Edgecliff dr., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Nancy Jane, to Charles Kraus, son
of Mr.. Charles Kraus, of Newbury,
Ohio.
Nancy is a graduate Of Euclid
Senior High, class of 1866, and at
tended Ohio University.
Charles is a graduate of Ohio
University, his fraternity is Tau
Kappa Epilson. He is now stationed
at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, as End
Lieutenant.
- No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Meddhg1 Engagements

Darien for the wedding. DiAnne
was junior bridesmaid.
1t. and Mr.. Dallas will be living
at Whiting Field, Milton, Florida,
where the bridegroom is stationed
as a Naval Flight Instructor.
-
LaPorte-Lang
Now on q trip to the Pocono
Mountains are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. LaPorte, jr., who were married
Saturday morning, July 9Th at St.
Christine's Church.
The bride is the former Rose
Marie Lang, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Lang, 21261 Collier ave.,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-11

Nothing is more cooling tho' Weber's
sherbets and ices. The difference
between the two is ,hot ices eontoin
no milk and ereom.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-11
O'Bryan-Glatch

Another wedding ceremony SOL
emnized in st. Philomena's Church
on Saturday, June 22nd, was one
uniting Lillian Jane Glatch and
Charles Thomas O'Bryan, 1912
Gainsboro ave. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bruce were the wedding
attendants.
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Mary obel. l4los Bordwell Ave.
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DeRussy.Kettler

Tall white tapers, gladioli and
chrysanthemums flanked by palms
and candelebra enhanced tn e
chancel Of Hope Lutheran Church,
Cleveland Heights on Saturday,
June 9Th at $3.50 when Mary Ket-
tier, 2205 Taylor rd., became the
bride of David w. DeRussy, of 1878
Cedarbrook rd. Father of the bride,
Rev. C. J. Kettler, performed the
double ring ceremony assisted by
DR.. o. G. Grotefend, pastor of
Hope Lutheran Church. Charles
Wiley presided at the organ. John
Dietz was soloist.
The couple will return to make
their home at the Taylor rd. ad-
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Fox.Aurada

Two Baldwin Wallace graduates,
Carol Lee Aurada Of Mentor and
Edgar Ross Fox, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fox, 1866 lakewood
ave., plighted their troth in the
Mentor Methodist Church last
Saturday with the Rev. Richard
Petit officiating.
Three Attendants preceded the
bride down the aisle, Joan Dee,
the maid of honor, and Patricia
Kurtz, Beverly Jean Blewett, and
Carol Lee Trask, bridesmaids.
Flower girl was Winona Boyd.
Best man was Jack Harrison,
and ushering were Clarence Sharp,
Robert Niblock, and Ronald Kurtz.
The couple left for Florida fol-
lowing the ceremony.
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and Mrs. Joseph LaPorte, 2089
East 125th st.
The bridal gown was of Chantilly
lace over slipper satin with the
fitted bodice falling into a panel
which was edged with cascade of
lace. Alternating ruffles of lace
and tulle formed the chapel train.
Her finger-tip veil was circle of
illusion trimmed with a wide band
of Chantilly. lace and caught by a
fitted jeweled crown and she car
ried a cascade of white carnations
with three white orchids.
Natalie Bucer, the maid Of honor
wore a replica of the brides gown
in lavender lace and tulle over taf-
feta. A small half crown with
miniature veil of lavender illusion
and lavender mitts completed her
costume. She carried a cascade of
yellow carnations with yellow
roses. In similar gowns of pink lace
and tulle were the bridesmaids
Virginia H am milton, Marlene
LaPorte, Janet Klopovic and Carol
Ann Hesemoff. They carried coral
carnations with American Beauty
roses.
The junior bridesmaids Linda
Marie Lang and Barbara Lee
Szymczak wore princess style
gowns of lavender lace over taffeta
with lace ruffles from waist to toe.
They wore lavender mitts and old
fashioned half bonnets of lavender
tulle tied with a bow at the side
and carried baskets of yellow roses.
James Lombardo was best man
for the bridegroom and ushers
were Robert Sherwood, Richard
Novotny, Martin Lang and Fred
Di Francisco.
The wedding reception was held
at the Shaker Lee Hall.
O'DOugherty-Deane
st. Philomena's Church was the
scene Of the June 22nd wedding,
uniting Kathleen Deane, daughter
Of Mrs. Edward Deane of Graham
rd., and Thomas O'Dougherty, son
of the Thomas O'Doughertys of
Cleveland. The couple are honey
incoming in Mexico.
Attendants of the bride were
Mrs. Joseph Larkin, Mrs. Joseph
Chaplik, and Sheila O'Dougherty.
Other members of the wedding
party included Kelvin ODougherty,
Joseph Larkin, Kenneth O'Dough-
erty, and Joseph L. Chaplik.
Macdonald -Durkin
DR.. NJ. Wayne Mcqueen per-
formed the marriage ceremony of
Roxine Durkin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Durkin of Gains
boro ave., and Donald H. Mac
Donald in the Windermere Metho-
dist Church. The wedding took
place on Saturday, June 29th.
The bride, who has her degree
from Baldwin Wallace College, was
attended by Christine Macdonald,
Barbara Battershell, and Mrs. Cur
tbs James. Also in the wedding
party were John M. Macdonald,
Theodore Horacek, Lewis Unnew-
chr, and John Peklo.
The bridegroom, Purdue Uni
versity graduate, is the son OF the
A. M. MacDonalds of Berea.
Tetski-Niece
Only members Of the immediate
families were present on Saturday,
June 29th, when Lois Janet Petrie
Niece and Michael Tletski repeated
their vows in the East Cleveland
Baptist Church.
In the evening a dinner and
dance was held at Fremont Post
No. SIT on Starkweather ave.,
where covers were laid for ESQ
guests. After a trip through the
East, the couple will reside at Mr..
Tletski's home, 2O04 Wade ave.,
Cleveland.
The bride, who formerly lived at
1886 Page ave., was gra iuated with
honors from Shaw High School.
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dress after honeymoon trip
through New York state and the
New England states.
Thee bride was Parish Secretary
Of Hope Lutheran Church, Cleve-
land Heights, until her marriage.
She is the daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. c. j. Kettler Of Cedarhurst,
Long Island, New York. The bride
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen c. DeRussy, 1878 Cedarbrook
rd., Cleveland Heights.
Mrs. H. L. Hasenauer of Clarks
Summit, Pennsylvania, was matron
of honor for her only sister. She
wore a gown in camelia pink chif-
fon styled with a shirred bodice,
deep rolled neckline and a full
skirt. She carried a bouquet Of pink
carnations.
The Rev. H. L. Hasenauer
walked with his sister-in-law to
the altar. She was gowned in ivory
satin and rosepoint lace. The
portrait neckline was filled with an
illusion yoke and was edged with
scallops and irridescent sequins.
The billowing skirt fell gracefully
into a Chapel train. Her double veil
Of imported silk illusion fell from
a pearl trimmed rosepoint lace cap.
She carried a bouquet of Amazon
lilies and stephanotis.
Roland DeRussy of Walton Hills
and Paul DeRussy of 1920 Kirk
wood rd. were the ushers. 4
For her daughters marriage,
Mrs. Kettler chosee powder blue
dress while Mrs. DeRussy was at
tired in aqua blue. Both had white
accessories and pink sweetheart
rose corsages.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception for two-hundred and fifty
guests was held in the church
parlors where a four-tiered we'd
ding cake held prominence over the
bridal table. Hostesses were Misses
June Coughlin, Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Cartney and Eleanor Forni of
Cleveland.
For her travelling ensemble, the
new Mrs. DeRussy chose an en-
semble in azure blue, a sheath
shantung dress with matching
jacket and the corsage from her
bridal bouquet.
Mrs. DeRussy is a graduate of
Capital University, Columbus,
Ohio. Her husband graduated from
Dyke Spencerian College and is
now employed with Fisher Body.
Military duty was spent in the
Korean Conflict for two years.
O'Bryan-Glatch
Another wedding ceremony SOL
emnized in st. Philomena's Church
on Saturday, June 22nd, was one
uniting Lillian Jane Glatch and
Charles Thomas O'Bryan, 1912
Gainsboro ave. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bruce were the wedding
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
sIenda .RelIas TOPS Club
Blufton Couple
Celebrates 58th
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hahn, w. Elm
street, celebrated their 58th wedding
anniversary Friday, August 16. Their
children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren helped them celebrate
in an informal way with wedding cake
and punch.
In reminiscing Mrs. Hahn wore
asters for her wedding and was pre-
sented an aster corsage for this
anniversary. Fifty-eight years ago
the Bluffton city band serenaded
them when they returned from their
honeymoon. The couple stated their
grandchildren now make up for the
band In music and noise.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn are en-
joying good health. They want to
thank their many friends for the con-
gratulations received on their we'd
ding anniversary.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
Cairo Drops Little
'Leaguers From
County Tourney 81

Cairo reversed an early season de-
feat as they eliminated the Bluffton
Little Leaguers from the county
tournament in the semi-final round
last Thursday evening, 81.
Although four Bluffton boys got
eight hits they got no batting support
whatsoever from the rest of their
mates. Amstutz had double and a
single, pitcher Ray Ruggley had a
homer and triple, Larry Marshall
had two singles and double and
Larry Moser hit home run.
Ruggley,s who pitched all the way
for Bluffton, struck out eight and
gave up seven hits.
The previous evening the Bluffton
team avenged their other tournament
defeat whipping Beaverdam 9-6.
Marshall pitched for Bluffton and set
down Ii of his opponents on strikes.
Chuck Amstutz had a double and a
single, Rog Benroth two singles
Moser a pair of long home runs
Keith Klingler double and single
and Gene Mathewson two singles.
Runner-up in the league for the
season, the Bluffton squad dropped
out of the double elimination tourna
ment when they were defeated by
Cairo. Beaverdam had defeated then
in the opening round of the tourna
ment.
League champion Conner also wor
the tournament.
/ All Little League players anc
their families will have a picnic to
night at Harmon field at $50 p. m.
manager Gene Mericle announced.
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Golden Wedding
Celebration Sunday
For Mt. Cory Couple

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alspach will
be honored with an open house cele-
brating their golden wedding ami
versary Sunday Aug. IS. Their anni-
versary was Aug. 20.
The open house will be held Sun
day in their home near Mt. Cory,
from 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to p, m.
The Alspachs we're married Aug.
20, 1907, by the Rev. Peter Biggs, OF
Findlay. They have spent their en-
tire married lives in farming in
Eagle and Union townships.
The have five children; Mrs. Edgar
(Hildreth) Jones, Cleveland; Mrs.
Richard (Marjorie) Green, Findlay;
Mrs. David (Catherine) Carr, Bluff
ton; Mrs. Clarence Uuella) Payne;
Robert D. Alspach, Mt. Cory. There
are eight grandchildren.
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Mainly Personal

WORKMEN tearing down the old
bridge over the Little Riley creek
on Grove street last week found
stone marker dating at least one
bridge which spanned the creek at
that point as of July "a, 1872.
The stone apparently listed the
commissioners at the time, but time
and weather had obliterated the
carving. Only the date was visible.
Paul Diller, who as chairman of
the Business Mems association street
improvements committee of several
years ago was instrumental in OBJ
tanning the new bridge, brought the
stone to the News office where it is
on exhibit in the window.
1t is believed that the marker was
placed on a bridge erected earlier
than the one now being torn down
MRS. B. w. TRAVIS was pleased
last week to receive handsome GER
tificate made by girls of Bluffton' S
Senior Girl Scout troop and issued
to her as an honorary member OF
the troop. Mrs. Travis has been the
girls leader since they flew up from
the ranks of Brownies a number OF
years ago. This is the same group
J which has taken as its service pro-
ject, volunteer work at Blufftor
Community hospital.
SIAMESE TWIN CLEMA Att S
blooms were noted growing on a
vine over the front porch of the Jacob
Nusbaum home east of here this
week. Mrs. Nusbaum sent the unusual
flower to The News office. Growing
from a single stem the two blooms
were growing back-to-back, and both
were perfect flowers.
THE REV. v. C. OPPERMANN and
A. B. Murray, superintendent Of
schools were "hung" this week at the
Neil House in Columbus Let us
hasten to explain that the hanging
was an honor and that it actually
involved only their portraits, that il
was in connection with the Ohio
Photographers Association annual
convention, and that the honor this
time goes to Leland Gerber and not
to the portrait subjects. The works
of the local photographer were select
ed as among the $50 best photographs
submitted to the exhibit. The judges
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Sister Mary Finbar
Makes Final Vows

Sister Mary Finbar, Order OF
Religious Sisters of Charity, made
her final profession of vows Friday
in st. Monica's Cathedral in Cincln-
natl, and has been assigned to teach
this fall in Sandusky.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer ]. Nussbaum of Route l, Fan
dora. The Nussbaums' including
Richard and Kathryn, attended a re-
ception following the ceremony at the
Mothers of Mercy Novitiate.
In Sandusky she will teach the first
grade at the Holy Angels parish
school.
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BlufftOn Hospital
August IA

August IA
Discharged: Mrs. Robert Neff and
baby, Rawson; Joan Emmert, Bluff
ton.
August Is
Discharged: Mrs. Ernest Casebolt,
Jenera.
August 16
Admitted: Manuel Davila, Pandora.
Discharged: Mrs. Eugene Wollen-
haupt, Bluffton; Mrs. Lyle Hendricks,
Jr., and baby, Arlington.
August IL
Discharged: Mrs. Jack Koontz
Bluffton.
August Is
Discharged: Therese Preto, Bluff
ton; Mrs. Kenneth Chidester, Bluff
ton.
August 19
Discharged: Mrs. Howard Alspach
Mt. Cory; Mr.. Arthur Schaaff, Bluff
ton; Mrs. Elmer Anderson, Bluffton
Mrs. Mario Diaz, Jr., and baby, Pan
dora; Mr.. Boyd RAIDER, McComb.
August 20
| Discharged: Mrs. Jack Weyer ant
baby, Bluffton; Miss Lauretta Reige
to Ada Convalescent Home; justin
GratZ, Bluffton.
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TRIPLETT REQUEST

Continued from page u
turned to the Triplett company only
through lease or sale. This means
bids must be sought for a period of
five weeks before final action can be
taken.
Council was prepared August IL to
begin their advertising for bids but
the failure of the Triplett company
to provide the necessary descrip-
tons of the property stalled things
again.
The problem will probably come
before next Tuesdays meeting of
council.
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selected them from entries submitted
by photographers all over the state.
= MsNf
AT SO YEARS OF AGE John
Siemens of Altoona, Manitoba, Canada,
who visited here recently at the.
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Schultz.
is still an excellent traveller.
Mr.. Siemens with his son, j. J.
Siemens of Winnipeg, for years a
leader in the Canadian Cooperative
Movement, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bergman of Altoona, a daughter,
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enjoyed dinner with the Schultzes
Wednesday of last week. They stop
ped here after a visit in Toledo, and
were to return home to Altoona after
wards Earlier in the season the
group had made trip to the western
provinces of Canada to look up other
members of the family, and last sum-
mer the nonagenerian travelled with
his son, j. ]. to Mexico City and the
west coast.
The Siemens mentioned above are
grandfather and father to John
Siemens who was graduated from
Bluffton college in 1851.
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BLUFFTON ENTRIES
(Continued from page ID


cite, 1st; Nolan Long, Lafayette
3rd.
In the senior dairy heifer class:
Ayrshire: Marsha Emrick, Lafay-
cite, End and Don Schick. Lafayette
3rd. Guernsey, Bob Wells, Beaverdam
End and John Pate, Lafayette, 3rd.
In the dairy COW division:
Ayrshire: Don Schick; lst; Betty
Schick, Lafayette, End; Brown Swiss
Tom Criblez, 1st. Holstein: Larry
Zimmerly, 1st; Jersey: Nolan Long,
1st; Gary Shulaw, Lafayette, End ana
Fred Patterson, Lafayette, 3rd.
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Society and clubs
sluffton 1886 class Reunion

Bluffton 1886 Glass Reunion
The first reunion of the Bluffton
high school class of 1886 was held
at the west end of the Buckeye
municipal park Sunday. Several
families were present for the basket
dinner held at noon.
The group plans to hold their
second reunion next year at this time.
Grade One Mothers Tea
Mothers of children entering the
first grade this fall are invited to a
tea this afternoon, Thursday, at 2:3O
p. m in the multi-purpose room of
the elementary school building. The
tea is sponsored by the Parent
Teachers association.
Huber Reunion Held
/ The Huber family gathered from
Michigan, Indiana and all parts ol
Ohio to celebrate their golden ami.
versary Sunday at the home of Mrs
Lille Fett Huber and her sister
/ Nellie Huber. The first reunion was
organized here so years ago. Sidney
Huber and Nellie Huber have attend
ed all SO reunions. A large baske
dinner was served at the noon hour
Sidney Huber served as president anc
Mrs. Paul Dietler was secretary
treasurer.
Nip IN Tuck Club
i Nip N Tuck club met at the home
of Mildred Frankhauser and minutes
and treasurer's report of the las
meeting were read and approved. Th'
: queen for the evening was Marve
Hilty with runners-up, Pauline Gable
, and Fairy Stager Next meeting will
, be in the home of Mildred Frank
, hauser with DR.. Shelly as CUES
T speaker.
SIenda- -RelIas TOPS Club
The Slenda-Rellas TOPS club o
Rawson met Wednesday night at the
! Rawson Community house with eigh
members present Mrs. Harry Grigg:
was elected weight recorder to re
place Mrs. Richard Robinson. Mrs
Ray Schneider was queen for the
week. Kool Aid was served at the
, close of the meeting.
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LEGAL NOTICE
C~x. Nh AAAgQ

Doris Jean Jviden. whose place of resi-
dence WAS General Delivery. Sparta, Ken
IL unknown. will take notice that on the 7th
day August, 1857. the undersigned filed his
petition against her in the Court of Common
Pleas of Allen County. Ohio. praying for
divorce and equitable relief on the grounds
Of gross neglect of duty and wilful absence.
Said cause will be for hearing on and after
six go weeks from the first publication of
this notice..
Kenneth X. Jividen. Plaintiff
t by: Rodgers Rodgers and Waltz
406 Citizens Bldg.
Lima. Ohio
Ffa His Attorneys
Aug 22 20, Sept S, II. 10. 26
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Bridal shower

Bridal Shower
Miss Marilyn Griffith, bride-elect OF
Bruce Shelly, Bluffton college gradu-
ate of 1857, was honored recently with
a bridal shower at the home of Mrs.
T. ]. Price, rural Conner. Hostesses
were Mrs. Price, Miss Carolyn Wood
and Miss Barbara Jameson.
Present were Miss Griffith, her
mother, Mrs. Lewis Griffith, Mrs.
Kenneth Sherrick, Miss Charles
Mikesell. Miss Grace Stemen, Miss
Nora Tuder, Miss Mary Ann Slusser.
Misses Margaret and Rosemary
Griffith and the hostesses.
Miss Griffith's fiance, the son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Wilmer Shelly, Bally,
Pa, is a summer resident of Bluffton.
CaIorie Counters
The Calorie Counters TOPS club
met at the home of LaDonna Derr-
niger Tuesday afternoon. A Tupper-
ware party was held with Mrs. Helen
Moore as demonstrator. The next
meeting will be with Elizabeth Hauen
stein. A low calorie dessert was
served at the close of the meeting
We had one member, June Baker
and her husband, attend the area
TOPS club picnic at Rawson Parl
last Sunday evening.
Youth Federation Picnic
The Bluffton Youth Federation
picnic will be held Sunday, August Is
at the Buckeye, with potluck sup
per at p. m Swimming at the ney
municipal pool will be from to
p. m. Vespers at Gas p. m. will fol
low the evening meal. Drinks and ic
cream will be furnished by the You'll
Federation. The picnic is open t
members of the Youth Fellowship O
all local churches.
Baby Shower
A surprise baby shower was givel
August 13 for Mrs. Joyce Riser, a
her home, by the Triplett ladies. Afte
a delicious pot-luck dinner, man,
games were played. Those attendin,
were Miss Wilma Neuenschwander O
Pandora; Mrs. Margaret Burkholdel
of Beaverdam; Miss Dorothy Kohl 0
Findlay; Mrs. Dorothy Cummins
Miss Helen Kicker, Columbus Grove
Mrs. Dorothy Hickle, Arlington; Mrs
Shelma Peterson. Mt Cory; Mrs
Alice Boutwell,, Ada; Mrs. Louis,
Reichenbach, Mrs. Peg Kohler, Mrs
June Rockey, Miss Janice Shafer
Mrs. Lucille Augsburger, Mrs. Mar
celia BURY and Miss Linda Core, al
of Bluffton. Regrets and a gift wer,
sent by Mrs. Florence Trackler.
Richland Grange
Richland Grange will hold IL
annual Booster Night on Wednesda
evening, August % at $780, Anyon
Is welcome to attend. All are invited
Cory .Raws0n 1850 Glass Reunion
The second annual reunion of tn
1850 class of Cory-Rawson higl
school was held Sunday with clever
class members and families present
Bob Warren was president an,
Fairy Perkins secretary. New officer
elected were Don Meyer, president
and Louise Schwinn, secretary-treas
urer.
The third reunion will be held tn
third Sunday of August. 1858, in Raw
son Park.
FLA
The next meeting of the FLA will
be held next Wednesday, August 2S
at 1880 p. m. in the vocationa
agriculture room of the high schoo
building, instructor Don Overmye
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FLA
The next meeting of the FLA will
be held next Wednesday, August 2S,
at 7:30 p. m. in the vocational
agriculture room of the high school
building. instructor Don Overmyer
has announced.
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