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Rev. Thober To Observe • t i

40th Y ear In Ministry By MRS. DONALD ROBERTS

News' Staff Correspondent The Rev. A. C. Thober, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church,

will celebrate his 40th year in the ministry with a Memorial service Sunday. Rev. Walter Pasche, pastor of Concordia Lutheran Church, Toledo, will be the anniversary speaker.

Rev. Thober attended Concordia College at Fort Wayne, Ind., and was graduated from Concordia Seminary, Spring­field, 111., in June, 1914.

He was ordained on August 8th, " 1914 at Gethsemane Lutheran'yeare-Church, Buffalo, New York, his home congregation, by Rev. Frank Verweible.

Following ordination he was called to St. John's Lutheran Church at Underwood, North Da­kota, where he served from 1914-1919.

He ministered to the congrega­tion of the St. John's Lutheran Church at the Cove, Maryland, from 1919-1923.

Trinity Lutheran Church, El­more, called him as pastor in 1923, where he was installed by the Rev. H. Horst. Rev. Thober has been their pastor from 1923 to the present date, a pastorate of 31

Under his guidance alid service the membership which totaled 150 on his installation has grown to over 400. A new church and par­sonage were also erected, and in the last few years a new Reuter pipe organ was installed, and new chancel panelling and carpeting and altar rail.

Rev. and Mrs. Thober have four children—William and Herbert of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Rupert Meiz-ner, of Denver, Colo., and Eu gene of Marblehead, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaffer are announcing the birth of their first child, a son, born in Memorial Hospital on Thursday afternoon

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The little boy weighed 9 lbs. and has been named David Kim. Mrs. Shaffer is the former Betty Jane Taylor of Fremont and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shaffer are the paternal grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lohr enter­tained a group of relatives in hon­or of'the third birthday of their daughter, Lynda, On Wednesday evening. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lohr and Bill, Mr. Ben Miller, Mrs. Lawrence Witte, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miller, San­dra, Ruthann and Cheryl of Ge­noa, and the hosts and their son, Jerry.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kulwicki of Augusta street are announcing the birth of their first child, a daugh­ter, on Saturday morning in Me­morial Hospital. The little girl has been named Christine Ann and weighed 4 lbs. 1 oz. Mrs. Kulwicki and Mrs. Henry Kroos are sisters.

Mfr. and Mrs. Beryl Witty and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Slates at­tended the American Legion Aux­iliary Convention in Cincinnati from Friday until Sunday, Mr. Witty and Mr. Slates representing Community Post No. 279 and Mrs. Witty and Mrs. Slates represent­ing Community Unit No. 279.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Eoff and son Robert are on a vacation trip to Michigan.

Miss Jean Arndt of Blencoe, Iowa, left Tuesday morning for her home after a two-week visit in the home of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Arndt and fam­ily. On her way home, she will stop at Indianapolis for a visit with an uncle.

Thirty friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Johnson last Wednesday for a pot-luck supper in honor of the birth­day of Rev. L. L. Young.

Dennis Kruse, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kruse, is re­covering from a wound in his leg where he was accidentally shot Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Melick, Mrs. William Roberson, Mr. and

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News' Staff Correspondent Members of Benton Grange and their families enjoyed a

picnic supper at Graytown Park, Friday evening. Mrs.-Paul Taylor who spent the past three weeks here

with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bolte, returned to her home in Chicago Thursday.

Mrs. Pearl Lowery returned to her home in Clyde after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs.

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' DIRECTOR of "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" which will be fea­tured at the Huron Playhouse from Aug. 10 to 14, is F. Lee M iesle. He directed several plays at the Huron Playhouse in 1952.

Mrs. Harold Kuhlman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Redman, Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Dolph and Itev. and Mrs. C. Ralph Schmidt attended the Kiwanis, Rotary, and Lions meet­ing at Lakeside on July 27th.

Twenty-five members and two visitors attended the regular Ki­wanis meeting last week. The vis­itors were Howard James and Francis Streiffert. Burton James was program chairman and intro­duced the speaker, Howard Tas­sel, who spoke on the subject: "Adult Education in Economics."

Rev. C. Ralph Schmidt inducted Maynard Yeasting and Carl Kon-tak into membership of the club. Harold Pickard, Lamar Hetrick and Rev. Schmidt observed birth­days in July and Laurie Dolph and Rev. Schmidt observed wed­ding anniversaries.

Mrs. Albert Picard, Mrs. Nelson Johnson, Mrs. Ernest Giesler, Mrs. Margaret Rymers, Mrs. Fred Kuhl­man and Mrs. Bernice Boothman attended Farm Women'n Camp at Camp Yukita on Catawba Island from Sunday until Wednesday.

Several relatives and friends attended open house at Camp Mia-konda last Wednesday evening, thirteen of the Elmore Scouts be­ing at camp all last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kuhlman, Richard and Linda, left for Co­lumbiana Saturday morning and attended a class reunion of her graduating class of Cleveland City Hospital on Sunday. They return­ed home by way of Niagara Falls.

Marilou Weber was a guest of Sally Summers at their cottage on Catawba list Tuesday after­noon.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Savage, Joyce, Robert and Ruth Ann and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kuhlmsm, Richard and Linda, enjoyed a poy luck supper and hamburg fry last Monday evening in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Kuhlman.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kuhlman, Robert and Barbara left early

Howard Lewis and family. Mrs. Lawrence Harder and Jer­

ry were Toledo visitors Friday. Friends of Mrs. Carl Appelhans

are pleased to hear that she is improving nicely following sur­gery at St. Charles Hospital.

Members of the Junior Mission Band and their leaders from St. Mark's church visited the Luther­an Orphanage in Toledo Thursdav.

Mr .and Mrs. Phil Rand of Chi­

cago and Mrs. Roscoe Lantz of To­ledo were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bolte.

Mrs. Lawrence Harder and Twi-la were Toledo shoppers Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Koch of Sail-dusky were Sunday visitors of Mr.

ON VACATION Mrs. Wilbur Lockwood and

daughter are spending a' two-weeks vacation with Mrs. Lock-wood's sister in Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. Lockwood will go "to Indiana, August 13, and return with his wife and daughter.

and Mrs. J. J Schell. Paul Suhrbier returned to Co­

lumbus Monday after spending his vacation with his pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Suhrbier.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schell and Dean Harder spent the week­end at Evans Lake, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foster were Toledo visitors Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schell, Tommy and Carolyn, spent Wed­nesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schell.

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