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Aug. 1, 1975 Black vows set for Oct. 18 Announcement is made of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Mias Lynne Marie Black, daughter of Mrs. Joan K. Black of 209 Wick ave, Sharon, Pa.

and the late Delmar A. Black, to John Henry Fricg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Frieg of 861 17th at NE.

The bride elect is a 1971 graduate of Hickory High School, Sharon, and is employed by the Massillon City Hospital. Her fiance is a graduate of Washington High School and is presently attending Kent State University. He is employed by Frieg's Restaurant. An Oct. 18 wedding Ls planned.

Marilyn Bosley to wed Saturday The open church wedding of Miss Marilyn A. Bosley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bosley Sr. of RD1, North Lawrence, and Larry A.

Schrock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schrock of Battle Creek, will take place Saturday in Chapel of the Cross United Methodist Church, North Lawrence. Music will begin at 7 p.m. with the ceremony at 7:30.

The open reception will immediately follow the ceremony in Fellowship Hall of the church. Aunts entertain for Judy Lorson Miss Judy Lorson, bride elect of Robert S. Arnold, was honored Sunday afternoon at a linen shower given by her aunts, Mrs. Anna Mary Leinenveber, Mrs. James Garman and Mrs.

Donald Meiner, in the Leinenveber residence, 521 Bth st SW. There were 30 guests in attendance. THE WEDDING of Miss Lorson, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Lorson of 1313 Huron rd SW and the Late Karl "Jack" Lorson, and Mr. Arnold, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Arnold of Fredericksburg, will take place Saturday, Aug. 16 at 4 p.m. in St. Joseph's Catholic Church.

Refreshments were served from a buffet table centered with a bride doll cake decorated by Mrs. Warren Dally cousin of Miss Lorson, and favors of miniature floral domes in the wedding colors of blue, yellow and green, made by Mrs. Les Kamph, another cousin of the bride-elect. Prizes in games went to Mrs. E.B.

Small, Mrs. James Lorson, Mrs. Floyd Happoldt Family picnic is Sunday LYNNE BLACK Massillon Knights of Columbus Council 554, will hold its annual family picnic Sunday from 2 to 7 p.m. at the pavilion on Cherry rd NW. There will be garnes for every age group, door prizes and refreshments.

Members, their wives, and children are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zeglen are serving as co-chairmen of picnic activities. There will be a "German Night" Friday from 6 to 10 p.m.

al the pavilion. Hot dogs, sauerkraut and mashed potatoes will be served. Members and guests are invited. Also on Friday, Aug. 22, from 6-10 p.m.

the council will sponsor a corn roast al the pavilion with games and special prizes to be awarded. 0-0-0 Abbie Rebekahs picnic Tuesday Abbie Rebekah Lodge 10, and all past noble grands will have a picnic Tuesday at 6 p.m., at the residence of A. C. Mathey, 828 Oakcrest ave NE. Persons attending are to bring table be service and a covered dish.

Receives grant TOLEDO (AP) Research Corp. of New York City has made a $7.060 grant to the University of Toledo to ald Dr. James E. Gano, associate professor of chemistry, in his attempt to synthesize substances severely twisted from the normal shapes, the university said. Copy cat cooking: Stewed tomatoes HOME CANNED STEWED plus tomato juice made with By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor Dear Cecily: We enjoy your recipes in our paper and intend to try your Copy Cat Tomato Relish.

In the meantime could you tell me the proportions for making our favorite stewed tomatoes from our OWN homegrown vegetables? am enclosing the label from the brand of stewed tomatoes we always use. -HOME CANNER. Dear Home Canner: After your letter came we bought half 8 dozen brnads of stewed tomatoes, including the one you use. On tasting them, observing their color and texture and measuring the amount of juice to vegetables, we evolved the following recipe. Our stewed tomatoes are much less sweet than the commercially canned ones because we kept the sugar added low and our tomatoes probably weren't as sweet as those used by commercial canners.

The color of our stewed tomatoes corresponded to the color of the fresh tomatoes we used and the pieces stayed whole because they were thickly and uniformly cut as are those of commercial canners; in using home grown tomatoes, it's a Shou honors Miss Jones A lovely Sunday afternoon bridal shower was given for Mine Pamela Jean Jones, bride elect of George Peter Protos, in the social hall of St. George Greek Orthodox Church. Hosteases were Dr. Kathryn Contin of Akron and Mrs. Nick Koutras, aunts of the prospective groom, and Mrs.

Harry Syrios, his great-aunt. A punch hour preceded a buffet supper which was served to 115 guests. Mrs. Linda Keener of Columbus, sister of the brideelect, who will serve as matron of bonor, presided at the punch bowl, assisted by the bridesmaids, the Misses Mary Kathryn Conlin of Akron, Pamela Koutras, Jeanne Liebermann, Maria Protos and Sherri Varga. THE BRIDE-TO-BE WAS presented with a corsage of pink roses and carnations and purple statice.

Mrs. Jack Jones, mother of the brideelect; Mrs. Peter Protos, the prospective groom's mother Mrs. Mike Halco maternal grandmother 4 of the bride-clect, received pink carnation corsages. Mrs.

Theoni Pans, maternal grandmother of the prospective groom, was unable to attend due to recent surgery. The main serving table was covered with a lavender cloth overlaid with pink net caught up with clusters of pink flowers. Lavender and pink, the wedding colors were used throughout the hall. Gold wrought iron candelabra held pink and lavender candles encircled with flowers of the same colors. The cake was decorated in lavender and pink, topped with eight white wedding bells inscribed with "Showers of Happiness, Aug.

17, 1 1975." The guest of honor cut the cake. Favors were white wedding bells filled with rice wrapped in pink net with lavender bows. CENTERPIECES on the Individual tables were lavender candles encircled with pink daisies and were later awarded as door prizes to Mrs. Mary Parkas of Unrichsville, Mrs. Alex Perris of Akron, Mrs.

Peter Postines of North Canton, Mrs. Mike Anassis and Mrs. Carolyn Stanforth of Canton, Mrs. Jack Bendure, Mrs. Nicki Chanak, Mrs.

Games Gatsios, Mrs. Catherine Gatalos, Mrs. Halco, Mrs. Leon Martin and Mrs. Catherine Moulos.

Mrs. Koutras made the centerpieces. Assisting the hostesses with the buffet were Mrs. Nick Demis, Mrs. Gust Diamant, Mrs.

Nick Diamant of Lorain, Mrs. Raymond Fichter, Mrs. James Gatsios, Mrs. Harry Ifantides, Mrs. Gust Mossides, Mrs.

Alex Paris and Mrs. Gus Smith. Miss Jones received many lovely and useful gifts. THE WEDDING of Miss Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Jones of 21 15th st NW, and Mr. Protos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Protos of 337 Sandy ave NE, will be an event of Aug. 17 in St.

George Greek Orthodox Church. Marcus Rinebart is master councilor Marcus Rinehart, son of Mrs. Eleanora Alexander of Canton, formerly of Massillon, and Sheridan be installed as master councilor of DeMolay, Saturday evening at 7:30 in The public Is invited. A TESTIMONIAL dinner will precede the installation ceremonies in the Widener Restaurant, Ravenna. George E.

Tilden will be installing officer. D. Keith Gray will be installed as senior councilor and Scott Surrat, junior councilor. Rinehart is attending Rootstown High School and plans to go to college and medical school. His hobbies include ice hockey, baseball, basketball, bowling and music (piano and drums) and he is active in church affairs.

Rinehart formerly resided in Beach City, Massillon and. Jackson Township areas. 00-0 Church calendar government. FRIDAY Mt. Calvary Baptist 7:30 p.m., Youth Choir rehearsal and meeting.

Friendship Baptist 6 p.m., Senior Choir rehearsal Wesley United Methodist Noon picnic. First United Methodist Noon, Sorosis Class picnic at the residence of Mrs. Clyde Keehn, 1727 Jolynn NW. Christ Lutheran Friday and Saturday, Luther League is sponsoring a paper drive. St.

John's United Church of Christ 7:30 p.m., Always Willing Class will meet. True Church House of Prayer to All Nations 7:30 p.m., Healing service. Massillon Church of God 6:30 p.m., Visitation. SATURDAY Mt. Calvary Baptist 4:30 p.m., Senior Usher Board.

Shiloh Baptist 10 a.m., Junior Choir; noon, Morning Circle; Young Adults. Friendship Baptist 12:30 p.m., Youth Choir rehearsal. St. John's United Church of Christ 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Senior highs will host a car wash at Nick's Ashland Station on Amherst and Lake ave. Massillon Church of God 12:30 p.m., Visitation.

0-0-0 May 29, 1765, Patrick Henry introduced into the Virginia House of Burgesses a series of realoutions boldly challenging the position of the British government. Nussbaumer-Gross wedding Nov. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Joseph Nuasbaumer Jr.

of 617 27th st NW, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Chrisann Marie, to Rex Kari Gross, son of Mrs. Kathleen Gross of Daytona Beach, and the late Paul M. Gross. The bride elect is a 1972 graduate of Washington High School and is a senior at Presbyterian College in Clinton, S.C., where she is majoring in elementary education. Her fiance graduated from Mainland High School, Daytona Beach, in 1969 and Presbyterian College in 1973, majoring in psychology.

He la employed at the Fulton County Department of Family and Children Service in Atlanta Ga. A 28 wedding is planned. CHRISANN NUSSBAUMER Luncheon, program for Golden Agers Married in St. Jacob's The Golden Agers of Navarre will hold a covered dish Juncheon at noon, Tuesday at the Navarre Civic Center. Each person is to bring his or her own table service and a covered dish.

Following lunch there will be a talk by Mrs. Edna Beller, who will describe her experiences in becoming A naturalized American citizen. There will also be a program of vocal music by Miss Claudia Lomady, teacher in the Navarre Elementary School. Miss Lomady will also lead the group in singing. All Senior Citizens In the Navarre area are welcome to attend.

Anyone interested in attending the 1 p.m. program only, may do so if they wish. 0-0-0 The marriage of Miss Catherine J. Freshour, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul E. Freshour of 120 6th st NW, and Edgar I. Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Russell of 6461 Lutz st NW, Perry Township, was solemnized Thursday, July 31 at 11:30 a.m.

in St. Jacob's Lutheran Church. The bride is a part-time employe of The Evening Independent. The groom is employed at Republic Steel Corp. The couple resides at 929 Tremont ave NW.

Jane Cleaver weds John Shurtz The wedding of Miss Jane M. Cleaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Cleaver of 1332 Burd ave NE, and John W.

Shurtz, son of Mrs. Merle Lloyd of 4510 11th st NW, and Dan Shurtz of Wooster, took place Friday, July 18, at 6:30 p.m. in St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. The Rt.

Rev. Msgr. William and Mrs. Evelyn Jasinski who in turn presented them to the honored guest who was the recipient of many lovely and useful gifts. 00-0 Auxiliary plans events The Ladies Auxiliary, Eagles Aerie 190, met Tuesday in the clubrooms.

Mrs. Leo Brand presided and announced the District 19 meeting will be held Aug. 10 at 2 p.m. at Minerva Aerie 2199. A spaghetti supper is planned for Sept.

21. Plans are also in the making for a "Las Vegas Night" in the near future. Mrs. Wilson Boss received the door prize. Special prizes went to Mrs.

Andrew Rohr, Mrs. Ralph Martin and Mrs. Doris McAllister. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert Hostesses for the Aug.

19 meeting will be Mrs. Ben Pyle and Mrs. McAllister. TOMATOES Tomatoes, onion, celery the aid of a food mill a poureeing good idea to choose odd sizes for the tomato juice needed and reserve those of uniform size for the tomato pieces. The juice in the commercial can, when the vegetables were lightly drained, ran from about to 2- 3rds cup and we tried to maintain this ratio.

I hope you approve our efforts. HOME CANNED STEWED TOMATOES 3 pounds ripe tomatoes, about 9 medium cup think homemade tomato juice, see below cup chopped (medium onion cup chopped (medium-fine) celery cup chopped (medium-line) green pepper 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon salt Vs teaspoon white pepper Bring a large saucepan of water to a boil and remove from heat; at once add tomatoes and let stand until skins can be slipped off easily about 1 minute, Remove skins and cut away stem ends. Cut in thick uniform pieces halves, quarters or slices, depanding on size of tomatoes. Into a 5-quart saucepot turn the tomatoes and remaining ingredients; stir to mix; cook over moderate heat, stirring Fitzgerald officiated. Nuptial music was provided by Richard Watkins, soloist.

THE BRIDE wore full length gown of imported organza trimmed in chantilly lace. Miss Diane Brennan WAS maid of honor. Mias Cindy Greene, Mrs. Peter Jacobson, sister of the bride. and Mrs.

Thomas A. Cleaver, sister-inlaw of the bride, were bridesmaids. Jeffery Shurtz served his brother as best man. Peter Jacobson, Thomas Cleaver and Ray Shurtz, ushered. THE RECEPTION was held at the American Legion Hall.

After a honeymoon in Florida, the couple is residing at 2814 11th st NW, Canton. bride graduated from Central Catholic High School, and is employed by Stark Enterprises Canton. The groom graduated from Timken Vocational High School, Canton, and is employed by the City of Canton. 0-0 STERNER REUNION. The John E.

Sterner family reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 17, at Reservoir Park. Dinner will be served at noon. Meat and beverage will be furnished. Games and fellowship will follow the dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert (Ruth: Fahrni are COchairmen. Philip Hodel, organist, and Scavenger hunt, picnic for club The Massillon Area Car Club enjoyed a scavenger hunt en route to Kiwanis Park where a covered dish picnic lunch was beld on Sunday. Paul Jennings assisted by Jerry Hixenbaugh planned the day's activities.

Prizes were awarded to: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stehle, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Wassil and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hixenbaugh. Thirty persons, including family members and guests, attended the meeting.

Herbert Geiger, president, presided. Snapshots were displayed of the club's participation in the Massillon Memorial Day Parade, May 26. An invitation has been received to participate in the Massillon Jaycees Christmas Parade on Nov. 22 and the club plans to accept. Paul Jennings gave a brief explanation of the purpose of the club.

The next meeting will be a cookout with Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Finzer of Uniontown in charge. Rinehart of Ravenna will Portage Chapter, Order of the Kent Masonic Temple. MARCUS RINEHART and green pepper are used utensil.

several times, until mixture boils; boil gently about 3 minutes. Leaving headspace and preferably using a wide mouth funnel, ladle tomotoes into hot, clean, scalded wide-mouth pint jars. Wipe top edge of jars with a damp towel. Add lids and seal according to jar manufacturer's directions. Process in a boiling water bath for 10 minutes after boiling temperature is reached.

Remove and cool on a wire rack or folded towl. Label, noting date, and store in a dark cool place. Makes about 4 pints. TOMATO JUICE For each pint of tomato juice wanted, use about 3 pounds firm, juicy, ripe tomatoes. Rinse tomatoes; quarter and cut away stem ends.

In a large saucepot over low heat simmer tomatoes, stirring occasionally, just until soft; do not add water because tomatoes should cook in their own juice. Strain tomatoes through a food mill, a pureeing utensil. (To remove any seeds, you may pour through a mesh strainer.) For a thicker juice, simmer uncovered about 10 minutes to evaporate some of the liquid. If desired, add salt to taste about teaspoon for each pint. Swing-A-Lings The Dance Valley Hague called Lucius master councilor Swing-A-Lings Square Club danced at Happy Barn Saturday.

Jack from Pittsburgh, the squares and Lou cued the rounds. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Butts served refreshments. Guests were present from Florida, Wooster, Rittman, Minerva, Cleveland and Akron.

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