Ashley Wolfe was the fifth-grade winner of the countywide Daughters of the American Revolution essay contest. She is a student at Atwood Elementary School.
Officers of the Clio Literary Club selected by the nominating committee were announced at the club meeting on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Victor Reafsnyder. They are Mrs. L.N. Thorn, president; Mrs. Anthony O'Lesek, vice president; Mrs. Carlyle Mason, secretary; Helen Kyle, treasurer; and Wilma Scott, press reporter.
Mary Catherine Hidy Tillman, now of Piqua, Ohio, and formerly of this community, was 100 years old Feb. 20. Among her greeting cards she found cards from President Eisenhower, Ohio Governor Frank J. Lausche and Indiana Governor George N. Craig. She is a cousin of Mrs. Virgil Lawrence, of Warsaw.
The second program in the series of spring recitals by piano and voice pupils of Maude Snyder and Rena Olds will be presented Sunday at the Methodist Church. Those appearing on this program are: Gladys Cook, Carolyn Kozak, Elizabeth Weick, Phyllis Russell, Violet LeHew, Wilodean Hartman, Mildred Gable, DeVere Brant, Helen Agnes Roper, William Blalock, Franklin Newton, Kathryn Nelson, Robert Blough, Dr. Olds, Lucile Overholser, Vivian Royer, Leonard Barnhart, Mrs. Cook, Ralph Frantz, Lelia Bell, Gifford Menzie, Helen Sawdon and Mayme Davis.