Nancy Jean Limb (1923

1923 ▸ February 15. Born in Wooster, OH.
1930 ▸ Census. Wooster, Wayne Co, OH. Household includes Marcus with wife, Helen (33), and daughters Helen L. (9) and Nancy (7).
1931 ▸ September 24. Wooster Daily Record: Limb family in New Orleans, LA.
1931 – 1932 ▸ Attended Henry W. Allen Grade School while in New Orleans.
1932 ▸ January 12. Wooster Daily Record: Limb family returned to Wooster.
1934 ▸ April 15. Baptism and Confirmation at St. James Episcopal Church, Wooster, by Rev. Charles D. Hering.
1936 ▸ November 17. Wooster Daily Record: Limb family in New Orleans, LA.
1936 – 1937 ▸ Attended Eleanor McMain High School while in New Orleans.
1937 ▸ April 12. Wooster Daily Record: Limb family returned to Wooster.
1937 ▸ July 17. Death of father, M.R. Limb, while in Columbus, OH, on business.
1940 ▸ Census. Wooster, Wayne Co, OH. Household includes Helen (widow) with daughters Helen Louise (19) and Nancy (17) and George Weidner (27) brother of Helen Weidner Limb.
1940 ▸ Graduate from Wooster High School.

1940 – 1942 ▸ Wooster College for 2 years.
1941 ▸ December 7. Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
1942 ▸ January 21. Completed 6-month training at Jewish Hospital Nursing School, Cincinnati.
1942 ▸ February. Returned for second term at Jewish Hospital Nursing School, Cincinnati, OH.

1948 ▸ Military career: “Limb Nancy L. (N799). B—Ohio. 2lt. A.U.S. 8 Mar. 45; accepted 8 Mar. 45; A.D. 8 Mar. 45; 1 lt. A.U.S. 16 July 46. —— 2 lt. ANC 1 Oct. 47 with rank from 8 Mar. 45; accepted 13 Oct. 47. Army And Air Force Register, 1948 pg1082

1951 ▸ March 7. Passenger Manifest. Pan American World Airways, Inc. Frankfurt, Germany to New York, NY. Address given: 1961 Ford Drive, Cleveland, OH. “USA Orders”. (Note mother’s home address given)

1951 ▸ Military career: “Limb Nancy Leigh: N799 B-Ohio 15 Feb 23 A-Ohio 2lt AUS 8 Mar 45 to Capt AUS 2 Nov 50 RA 2lt ANC 13 Oct 47 with rank from 8 Mar 45 to 1lt 8 Mar 48 PL 887” Army Register pg402

1956 ▸ Military career: “Limb Nancy Leigh N799 B-Ohio 15 Feb 23 A-Ohio 2lt AUS 8 Mar 45 to Capt AUS 2 Nov 50 RA 2lt AND 13 Oct 47 D/R 8 Mar 45 to Capt 8 Mar 52 PL 1059” Active List pg505

Military Career: Captain, U.S. Army Nurse Corps. World War II, served at Guadalcanal, and other Pacific areas. Served in the General Hospital, Tokyo, during the occupation of Japan, and in Munich, Germany during the occupation after WWII. Personal attendant to President and Mrs. Eisenhower in Denver, CO during the president’s recuperation from a heart attack.

U.S. Army Center of Military History: The Army Nurse Corps. See particularly “The Pacific Theatre”.

1960 ▸ California Voter Registration. Residence is 1027 12 9th St, Los Angeles, CA.
1962 ▸ California Voter Registration. Residence is 219 Bay St, Los Angeles, CA.

1965 ▸ Directory. Residence is 536 Grant St, SLC, UT. Collr. Associate Adjustment Bureau.
1970 ▸ Directory. Residence is 532 Grant St, SLC, UT. Credit mgr. Doctors Business Management Serv.
1972 ▸ Directory. Residence is 532 Grant St, SLC, UT. Credit mgr. Doctors Business Management Serv.
1975 ▸ Directory. Residence is 532 Grant St, SLC, UT. Credit mgr. Doctors Business Management Serv.
1976 ▸ Directory. Residence is 532 Grant St, SLC, UT. Credit mgr. Doctors Business Management Serv.
1977 ▸ Directory. Residence is 532 Grant St, SLC, UT. Credit mgr. Doctors Business Management Serv.
1978 ▸ Directory. Residence is 532 Grant St, SLC, UT. Credit mgr. Doctors Business Management Serv.
1979 ▸ Directory. Residence is 532 Grant St, SLC, UT. Credit mgr. Doctors Business Management Serv.

1983 ▸ July 8. Died in Salt Lake City, UT. Interred in Larkin Sunset Lawn Cemetery, Salt Lake City.

In the “Baby Dear” baby book kept for Helen Louise’s early years, there is this entry regarding Helen and her new little sister, Nancy.

Nancy Jean Limb Born — 8:25am — Feb. 15th 1923 Wooster Hospital N. Market St. Wooster Ohio
Brought home Sunday Feb. 25 and she cried all night.
Helen Lou told her, “Keep quiet, Nancy Jean, stop crying — or we will take you back to the hospital.”
Helen Lou 2-1/2 yrs old she took off baby’s stockings band and diaper — and when her mother asked her what she was doing — she said — Baby is wet and I must change her or she will catch cold. Helen Lou 3 yrs cut Nancy’s hair —
Helen Lou 3-1/2 yrs — On being put to bed — “I am so tired I don’t know what to do — and yet I must go to bed —
[Upside down on the page] 1 yr & 3 mos. Nancy saw her first Circus. 5-7-24 – A.? Barnes.

M.R. Limb’s Transit Book includes hand-written notes on baby Nancy —
Nancy Jean Limb

Left side: Handwritten year 1933. “Some Highlights From The Inaugural of Roosevelt” continued
Right side: Handwritten notes for daughter, Nancy Jean Limb.

Left side: Handwritten notes for daughters, Nancy Jean and Helen Louise Limb.
Right side: clipping about the Rev. Charles D. Hering of St. James Episcopal church and handwritten note that it was he who confirmed Helen and Nancy Limb.
Right side: Wooster Daily Record, Friday, August 24, 1932, pg 4. “The Good Old Days: Twenty-five Years Ago”

Born at Wooster Hospital on North Market st. Wooster Ohio at 8:25 a.m. on Feb. 15th 1923.
Very good unless teased by Helen Louise —
Started to get her teeth seven months
Born with Black Hair — It is now coming in lighter Brown —
Started to walk at 11 months and one week old —
Jan. 28 1924 — Helen Lou cut Nancy’s hair — she look a fright —
Nancy rebelled so Helen Lou took her head in under her arm and snipped off most of the hair from the back of her head — Mother spanked Helen Lou.

Newspaper article with headline “Bishop Francis Confirms Class At Local Church” with handwritten note below “confirmed Helen & Nancy.”

1923

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 17 February, 1923
pg 2
Here And There.
Born, at Wooster hospital, to Mayor and Mrs. M.R. Limb, a daughter.

1928

NOTE: Sadly, the printing of this article is not legible.
Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 2 April, 1928
pg 10
Last Buttons Are Given Out
Names of All Members Who Join Just Kids Club Are to be Printed.
Nancy Limb, daughter of former mayor and Mrs. M.R. Limb, pro?? last Kids Safety ?? of the Daily Record ?? Saturday.
The supply has been exhausted ?? of Wooster and Orrville ?? supplying the Wayne county ?? of 1,000 members for the ???
?? Club buttons can be ??? but ?? ??? printed in the roll of ??? will be members ??? the same.
List follows but mostly unreadable.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 3 April, 1928
pg 5
No More Buttons, But Names of Safety Club Members Still Come In
Well, we’re all out of “Just Kids Safety Club” buttons, but not yet out of members.
Below are names of a lot more boys and girls who have joined the club. Many of these are boys and girls who got buttons before the supply was exhausted. Others sent in their applications after the buttons were all gone, but they are members just the same.
Here are their names:
Floyd Bucher, Florence Bucher, Nancy Limb, Ruby Zimmerman, Roy Zimmerman, Russell Zimmerman.
Ruth Welker, Thelma Shafer, Rob Weiner, Iro Crile, Esther Kreiling, Marie Arnes, Elizabeth Diorio, Frances Diorio, Freda Diorio, Mary Diorio, Frances Rhein, Nellie Rhein, Vergil Thome, Leroy Styer, Jimmie Over, Carl Reed, Wanda Rauer, Arlene Stout, John Smith, Eleanor Grenert, Charles Guzzo, Arline Codispoti, Jim Stoll, Glenn Berndt, Bobby Ratzel, Bobby Hamilton, Helen DiScipio, Trease DiLucca, Virginia DiScipio, Helen DiScipio, Catherine Grande, Gerald Weaver, Grace Pursutti, Raymond Weaver, Carl Rickett, Ross Bartachy, Paiday Massaro, Max Varian, Marcele Varian, Betty Huffman, Glann and Helen Schle, Frank Schellin, Frances Frake, Chester Wellington Franke, Walter Clouse Jr., Sidney Maurer, Anna Hiner, Jacquelyn Boyd, Mark Hixson, Rosalie Hixson, Harry Lewis, Carrol Fox, Mary Fox, Angeline Codispotti, Seldon Spencer, Peter Halleran, Catherine Thompson, Herbert Tintsman, Sadie Cicconetti, Wm. Woodland, Dorothy Lewis, Marillyn Johnson, George Cady, Virginia Brownson, Harry DiGiocomo, Mary Myers, Frances Devore, Lester Raudebaugh, Bobby Liebermann, Faith Poat, Walter Daugherty, Ralph Daugherty, Donald Casner, Hattie Casner, Jack Casner, Robert McMeecham, Norman Leininger, Ben Carry, Wm. Cicconetti, Elizabeth Sandore, Lucile Welkey, James Bebout, Harry Stapler, Carl Stapler, Mary Keister, Jack Bebout, Leslie Woodward, Peggy Mull, Catherine Schmid, Robert Walton, Bobby Wepler, Dick Walton, Charlotte Cramer, Mildred Sidle, Raymond Davis, Harry McPhan, Leslie Berry, Marian Boner, Eleanor Boner, Catherine Boner, John Boner, Doloras Beagle, Charles Mays, William Winger, Robert Anderson, John Johnston, Robert Eckstein, Helen Eckstein, Ellajean Silvery, Herbert Rogers, Marcella Winger, Adie Murray, Frederick Strausbaugh Jr., Evelyn Buchwalter, Irene Myers, Paul Smith, Betty Odenkirk, Portia Zaring, Dorothy Zaring, Bobby Mathis, Rugh Young, Opal Dowling, John Dowling, Ruth Shriver, Betty Larson, Dolores Darr, Frank Smith, Arthur Robert Levan, Foster Fry, Gerald Miller, Evelyn Stuller, John Mackay, Elizabeth Mackey, Nunzio Massaro, Evelyn Miller, Vincent DiConstanzo, Lavonne Miller, Eugene Schillen, Eva Schillen, Catherine Cramer, Arthur Cramer, Anna Cramer, James Lawrence, Vincent Lawrence, Robert Walton, Albert DiOrio, William Dice, Donald Dice, Harold Williams, Clifford Fry, Robert Fry, Louise Fry, Henry DiLucca, Teressa DiLucca, Geo. DiLucca, Floyd Shambaugh, Faith Brubeker, Rebecca Brubaker, Ronald Kemp, Floyd Kemp, Sterling Mathie, Margery R. Wertenberger, Pauline Mathie, Henry Massaro, John DiScipio, Earl Reich, Clifford Reich, Jack Haerle, Lawrence Rouhier, Geo. Walker, Donald Bridenstine, Doris Bridenstine, Marguerite Bridenstine, Hilmer Stark.

1930

NOTE: This article lists N. Limb among the women competitors in a miniature golf tournament. Nancy would have been only 7 years old at the time. Hmmm.
Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 7 July, 1930
pg 5
Pairings For First Flight
Tonight at the Shadylawn Miniature Golf Course, Bever at North streets, sixty-four golfers, having survived the preliminary trials, get away on the last leg of the championship competition. The sixty-four, both men and women, represent the entire section. West Salem, Mansfield, Wooster, Orrville, Rittmn, Massillon and most all other close communities are well represented.
Two handsome trophies are to be the main prizes and are among various other awards to be contended for. The matches start promptly tonight at 7:30.
The pairings with the handicaps follow:

MEN
Alvin Wirick, 7 vs. Wesley Dye, 2
Paul Schott, 7 vs. Cloyd Sands, 7
Chas. Wood, 2 vs. R. Vaney, 6
Al. Taylor, 4 vs. Clyde Winger, 2
Marty Hess, 0 vs. Loren Ross, 6
W. Ramsey, 8 vs. M. Patterson, 7
Harold Snoddy, 10 vs. Jim Stoll, 11
“Plink” Rice, 0 vs. Frank Wythe, 4
Bob Bruce, 9 vs. Wade Keister, 7
Al Singleton, 7 vs. Fritz Snoddy, 5
Bob Berry, 3 vs. Paul Gler, 1
Roy Howman, 7 vs. W. Clark, 2
Don Crawfis, 5 vs. Dub Edwards, 4
F. Grennert, 2 vs. Bob Howard, 3
Grant Ward, 6 vs. Louis Beckler, 2
Stanley Shelly, 7 vs. Don Fittler, 7

WOMEN
Galehouse, 14 vs. M. Singleton, 13
V. Mackey, 9 vs. Alice Catlif, 15
Mar. Benson, 13 vs. Elsie Catlif, 18
Dora Aldrich, 19 vs. Eliz. Carl, 12
Lucille Shelly, 16 vs. P. Cotterman, 12
Edna Odell, 7 vs. Mrs. Paul Shott, 8
Gertrude Jolliff, 13 vs. N. Limb 15
L. Runkle, 17 vs. Ester Frase, 12
Ev. Boyles, 14 vs. Edna Scott, 13
E. Rumbaugh, 16 vs. Dot Kramer, 18
Isabelle Starn, 11 vs. Cate Gier, 15
Mir. Runkle, 15 vs. Mild. Birler, 17
Lois Keister, 16 vs. Anita Hall, 15
Edna Taylor, 13 vs. W. Keister, 18
G. Hammond, 17 vs. Vir. Reid, 10

1931

NOTE: This is the first public notice regarding the Limb family part-time living in New Orleans for M.R. Limb’s health.
Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 24 September, 1931
pg 7
Personals
Dr. and Mrs. M.R. Limb and family are spending some time at New Orleans, La. Their children have enrolled in the schools at that place and the length of time they will remain in the South is indefinite.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 8 December, 1931
pg 7
Personals
Dr. M.R. Limb, who has been at New Orleans Ala. the past several months for his health, is getting along quite nicely from that illness.

1932

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 12 January, 1932
pg 7
Personals
Dr. and Mrs. M.R. Limb and family, who spent several weeks in New Orleans, La., returned home Monday.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 27 May, 1932
pg 13
Pupil’s Names On Honor List
Names of pupils of the South Walnut street, Bowman street, Pittsburg Avenue, and Beall Avenue schools who were neither absent nor tardy during the school year, were announced today. At the Walnut street school, the honor pupils staged their annual march. The names follow:
[list follows]
Beall Avenue.
Kindergarten — [list follows]
Second Grade — [list follows]
Third Grade — [list follows]
Fourth Grade — [list follows]
Fifth Grade — [list follows]
Sixth Grade — [list follows]

Pupils with yearly average of “A”:
Second Grade — [list follows]
Sixth Grade — [list follows]

Pupils receiving all “A’s” in last six weeks grades:
First Grade — Jean Mort
Second Grade — Florence Follis, Helen Franks, Sarah Hay, Charlotte King, Winifred Rumbaugh.
Fourth grade — Elizabeth Blough, Wanda Garn, Jane Laubach, Nancy Limb, Adoline Manges, Mary Ellen Napp, Donna Jean Norris, Virginia Shaffer, Jane Schultz.
Sixth Grade — Virginia Ferm, Mabell Henderson, Jean Hartman, Helen Limb.

Pittsburg Avenue School.
Grade 3 — [list follows]
Grade 4 — [list follows]
Grade 5 — [list follows]
Grade 6 — [list follows]

Bowman Street School.
Grade 1 — [list follows]
Grade 2 — [list follows]
Grade 3 — [list follows]
Grade 4 — [list follows]
Grade 5 — [list follows]
Grade 6 — [list follows]

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 16 June, 1932
pg 16
Art Work of Mrs. Kennard’s Classes Shown At Library
At the Public Library this week is an exhibit of work done in the private art class of Mrs. D.C. Kennard. The beginners in oil paintings are showing some original compositions of scenes near Wooster. The members of this class are Mary Katherine Olthouse, Julia Ann Gerlaugh, Elizabeth Salter, Mary Louise George, Lillian Douglas, and Margaret Kennard.
The illustrating class has done some large illustrations of fairy tales and Mother Goose rhymes. The members of this class are Irene Koontz, Carolyn Douglas, Phoebe Houser, Helen Lou Limb, Lola McGarvey and Margaret Kennard.
The class of young children has been studying action, form, and proportion. Those exhibiting are Marjory Young, Nancy Limb, Robert Anderson, Milton Long Jr., Robert Bushness and Jack Bushness.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 20 June, 1932
pg 10
Vacation Reading Club Shows Healthy Growth
Vacation Reading Club is just a month old — and new members are continually joining — but Mrs. Geo. Graham, the Children’s Librarian, is pleased to announce that the following have read the necessary books on American life and have received their certificates:
John Bushness, Blanche Carnahan, Lila Carnahan, Angeline Chirrillo, Rose Cicconnetti, Anna Cramer, Catherine Cramer, Anna Everhart, Martha Gillespie, Dorothy Glassford, Kathryn Huenstein, Leon Hering, Jane Laubach, Helen Limb, Nancy Limb, Harry McPhan, Donna Martin, Bob Mathis, Calalyn Miller, Max Napp, Georgia O’Brien, Glenvie O’Brien, Clara Ratzel, Joseph Scale, Molly Shapiro, Edgar Snyder, Charles Stephens, Ruth Volper, Richard Weaver, Dorothy Zaring.
The quality of reading done has been unusually fine as the scarcity of books in the history, travel and biography sections of the Children’s room show. The individual reading list of each child is kept on file and may be consulted at any time.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 5 August, 1932
pg 12
104 Complete Local Course
Got Certificate for American History Reading at Public Library.
Special reading lists in American history have been used by members of a Book club for junior borrowers of the public library.
One hundred and four members of the club have completed their reading for the summer and the list to whom certificates have been awarded is as follows: Dorothy Ackerman, Margaret Bell, Robert Berry, Evelyn Boigegrain, Kathleen Boner, Marguerite Bridenstein, Anita Briton, Ann Brown, Blanche Buhholz, John Bushness, Juanita Burton, Rita Camp, Blanch Carnahan, Leo Carnahan, Helen Chermely, Angeline Cherrillo, Rose Cicconetti, William Cicconetti, Kennety Cohen, Natalie Cowan, Anna Cramer, Catherine Cramer, Juanita Cramer, Anna Everhart, Arvilla Fischer, Freda Fischer, Alice Follis, Wanda Garn, Dorothy Geier, Rosetta Geier, Martha Gillespie, Rachel Gillespie, Dorothy Glassford, Benny Goldstein, Jane Goldstein, Jane Gray, Doris Green, Jean Green, Virginia Greenawld, Weston Gui, Virginia Hart, Kathryn Hauenstein, Mabel Henderson, Leona Hering, Marjorie Hole, Dorothy Johnson, Janet Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Ida Kendall, Josephine Kistler, Mary Kramer, Wayne Klopfenstein, Alta Kostenbder, Jane Laubach, Eunice Lantz, Paul Lantz, Helen Limb, Nancy Limb, Elizabeth Mackey, Freda McConahey, Perry McIlvaine, Harry McPhan, Donna Martin, Norma Martin, Bob Mathis, Carolyn Miller, Elizabeth Miller, Max Napp, Mary Ellen Napp, Beulah O’Brien, Georgia O’Brien, Glennie O’Brien, Anota Ogden, Paul Ogden, Virginia Ogden, Virginia Potts, Mary Pulcini, Clara Ratzel, Harold Retzler, Celia Retzler, Frances Rhein, Joyce Robinson, Patricia Rodeffer, Miona Rouch, Rebecca Sayre, Joseph Scale, Mary Scale, Jane Schultz, Mollie Shapiro, Nadine Spealman, Martha Sharp, Mary Jane Sinclair, Edgar Snyder, Charles Stephens, Virginia Taggart, Jean Tate, Julia Tomasetti, Virginia Tomasetti, Sylvia Tomasetti, Ruth Volper, Richard Weaver, Dorothy Zaring and Portia Zaring.
Further opportunity will be given to those who have not completed their reading.

1933

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 17 May, 1933
pg 7
Blue Ribbon Winners Get Their Awards
542 in City’s Grade Schools Win Coveted Honor As Year Nears Close.
Five hundred and forty-two children in the Wooster public schools have qualified for blue ribbons, which are now being awarded in the fifth annual school child health.
Children who win these awards are physically free of defects, reasonably cooperative in the practice of health habits, have a fair knowledge of health matters, are satisfactory in school, and are immune to diphtheria and smallpox.
The awards are a special feature of programs which began yesterday at the Bowman street school, and which continue until next week. The program at St. Mary’s parochial school was given this afternoon, the Beall avenue program comes tomorrow, the Pittsburg avenue school on Friday and the Walnut street school next Tuesday.
The names of blue ribbon winners in all the schools follow.
Beall Avenue School [list follows]
Parochial School [list follows]
Walnut Street School [list follows]
Pittsburgh Avenue School [list follows]
Beall Avenue School [list follows]
Fifth Grade [teacher name not readable]
Corvin Guthrie, Robert Harrold, George Mulder, Elizabeth Blough, Kathleen Boner, Julia Hoffman, Jane Laubach, Marybelle Lewis, Virginia Shaffer, Martha Shart, Ella Jean Silver, Bob Straub, Jean Tate, Robert Thomas, Luella Ridgway, Mary Evelyn Crawford, Nancy Limb, Ralph Leisy.
Miss Palmer, teacher
Sixth Grade [list follows]

1934

NOTE: on March 1, 1934, page 5, a blurb about the Robert Spealman family moving to Holmesville.
Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 27 February, 1934
pg 7
Society News 
Nadine Spealman Celebrates Twelfth Birthday
Nadene Spealman entertained 12 guests Saturday afternoon at her home on Park avenue, celebrating her 12th birthday. Games, contests and stunts were enjoyed and the winners were awarded prizes. Refreshments, including an attractive birthday cake, were served. Nadene received many lovely gifts. Gestts at the party were: Marie Wanger, Sara Stark, Patsy Holderman, Norma Sheppard, Nancy Limb, Mary Ann Ponies, Sue Graven, Mary Ann Breech, Portia Varing and Nadene’s grandmother, Mrs. Edward Graber.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 2 June, 1934
pg 7
Pupils With Perfect Marks
Twenty-five pupils in Bowman street school and ten pupils in the Beall avenue school finished the school year without being either absent or tardy. These pupils are:

Bowman Street School
Grade 2, Edward Zemrock.
Grade 3, Helen Baker, Marlowe Bigle.
Grade 4, Richard Snoddy, Walter Stauffer, Vincent Swinehart, Bobbie Tucker, Louise Baker, Alice Breech.
Grade 5, Milton Switzer, Walter Clouser, Dean Marshal, Herman Zemrock, Calvin McGillivray, Doris Bridenstine.
Grade 6, Donald Fry, Junior Graber, Richard Stauffer, James Tucker, Robert Mathias, Harold Retzler, Mary Ellen Breech, Maxine Housekeeper, Nancy Limb, Portia Zaring.

Beall Avenue School
Second grade, Ruth Evans, Nyla Shearer.
Fourth grade, Frank Schellin, Viola Fox, Jean Long, Ellen Ross.
Fifth grade, Gerald Hamilton.
Sixth grade, Clifford Fox, George Mulder, Thelma Leightner.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 19 December, 1934
pg 9
High School Chorus Group
Many Pupils Will Take Part In Thursday Night’s Christmas Sing.
The Christmas Sing of the music department of the Wooster schools on Thursday evening is the third annual event of its kind to be given at this season of the year. The objectives sought are, first, an acquaintance on the part of the school children with the traditional Christmas music among English and other peoples; and, second, a community participation in a celebration thru music of the Christmas spirit.
The audience will sing with the Glee Clubs and children several of these songs.
About 300 children will be seated on the stage which will be decorated with green trees and colored lights.
The program will begin at 8:00 o’clock and last about an hour. There will be no charge for admission but a free-will offering will be taken at the door after the program.

8th Grade Students in Chorus.
[list follows]

Chorus Seventh Grade.
Wilbert Bigler, Anthony DiOrio, Forrest Conrad, Mary Ellen Breech, Wanda Bauer, Helen Burger, Margaret Darr, Margaret Anderson, Ralph Allen, Eileen Dyke, Constance Gifford, Elizabeth Gourley, Thelma Lightner, Margaret Armstrong, Marjorie Gui, Maxine Housekeeper, Nancy Limb, Marjorie Rumbaugh.
[list continues]

Senior High School in Chorus.
Those singing Cantique de Noel [unreadable line] Chorus from “The Messiah” are [list follows]
A number of the Wooster high school alumni will sing with the above Glee clubs.
The Girl’s Glee Club will sing “We Three Kings of Orient Are” and “The First Noel.” And the audience will join all the choruses in singing “Silent Night,” “O, Come all Ye Faithful” and “Joy to the World.”

1935

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 31 January, 1935
pg 14
Scout News Troop 1
The regular meeting of Troop 1 was held in the form of a supper meeting, which started at 5:45. After we were finished eating, announcements were made and patrol meetings held. Dues and attendances were collected. We were led in games by Nancy Limb, after which the meeting was closed by singing taps.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 6 April, 1935
pg 5
Daily Record Sport Page
Skating Party Friday Night
Youthful Skaters Win Prizes Of Ribbons In Many Events On Roller Program
With the weather cold enough to give an added zip to skaters, another roller skating party was held at the north side of the public square last night for Wooster youngsters. The square was blocked off from traffic and the skaters whirled around the smooth street from 7 to 9 o’clock.
The party was sponsored by the American Legion and Coach Bob Jameson of the high school arranged the program. Miles Specht broadcasted music for the skating. There were a number of races held for both boys and girls and ribbons were awarded to those finishing in fifth place or better.
The following are most of the winners for the races, the results being taken from the cards used by each winner to get his ribbon. The names given below are in the order in which the contestants finished the race. There were some ties and there also were some who won ribbons but did not turn in their cards.
The results known:
Six year old — Virginia Keister, Juanita Cornelius
Six — Don Casper
Seven — Junior Karafell, Junior Mays, Jim Hill
Seven — Mary Jolliff
Eight — Nick Zuppas, Donald Blake, Carl Comerville, Jack Myatt, Floyd Engle, Elmo Burger
Eight — S. Conkle, Helen Stellson, Bertha Calhoun
Nine — Bobby Brown, Dwight Conrad, S. Black, M. Flory, Bob Miller, Ernest Hider
Nine— Jane Geier, Helen Bolen, Florence Zuppas, Marylin McClure
Ten — Coulter, Cyril Coles, Jim Harrold, A. Breech, James Beachy, Dick Wertenberger
Ten — Norma Lane, Wanda Engle, A. Burger, Doris Davenport
Eleven — Junior Campbell, Floyd Kamp, Jack Casner, D. Davis, Bob Hoffer, Brooks Johnson Jr.
Eleven — Betty Feiber, Ruth Clark, Eleanor Hastings, Phyllis Swigart
Twelve — Wayne Buehler, Gerald Hamilton, D. Hott, Bob Straub, D. Hammond, Roland Lehman, Ronald Lehman
Twelve — Nancy Limb, Dorothy Davenport, Helen Berger, Elma Smith
Thirteen — Junior Conrad, Robert Winger, D. Simon, Natlie Cowan, Allee Richardson
Fourteen — Bob Black, Raymond Davis, W. Cicctonetti, Donald Goodheart, Cloyd Snyder
Fourteen — Betty Laughlin, Louise Reiman
Fifteen — Harvey Bell, Thomas Hauenstein
Sixteen — Bob Lowery, Bob Layman, J. Budd
Seventeen — Paul Love, E. Merkel
Free for all — Bob Lowery, O. Bell, Junior Conrad.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 3 May, 1935
pg 4
Pupils Who Win Places On High School Honor Roll
The following thirty-five pupils of Wooster Senior high school made the first honor roll for the last six-week period. [list follows]
The forty who made the second honor roll are [list follows].

Junior High Honor Roll
The first honor roll for the Junior High School contains nineteen names. They are Norman Walton, Rebecca Sayre, George Mulder, Harold Retzler, Charles Schollenberger, Patricia Holderman, Jane Laubach, Nancy Limb, Edward Lantz, Bob Doyle, Elizabeth Blough, Mary Ellen Breech, Betty Marie Shamp, Treva Swinehart, Betty Yilling, Phoebe Houser, Elizabeth Mackey, Robert Dickason, and Natalie Cowan.
The second contains thirty-six. They are [list follows].

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 6 December, 1935
pg 11
36 in Senior High Have Grades of 93 or Better New Honor Roll Reveals
Honor rolls have been selected at the end of another six-weeks’ period at Wooster high school. In senior high school the thirty-six people who received all grades of 93 or above are Jean Alwell, Ruth Bauders, Mary Blake, Richard Buss, Natalie Cowan, William Dietz, Ruth Flickinger, Alice Forman, Mary Ellen Fox, Alvin Geitgey, Rita Girard, Bernice Grafton, Ralph Hamilton, Edgar Hagden, Anne Holden, Marjorie H?, Mercedes Kramer and Eunyce Metz.
Betty Lorson, Lola McGarvey, Perry McIlvaine, Jean Mayberry, Robert Mellert, Edgar Merkel, Carolyn Miller, Nancy Jane Miller, Marcus Naylor, Katherine Olthouse, Celia Marie Retzler, Junior Schrader, Jean Smith, Mary Smucker, Hazel Snoddy, Virginia Swang, Treva Swinehart and Eileen Thompson are also on the First Honor Roll.
On the Second Honor Roll are those pupils who have two grades above 93 and the others not lower than 84. In senior high there are on this list jacquelyn Boyd, John Budd, Cyril Cantor, Katherine Chermely, Shirley Clark, William Coffey, Charles Colwell, Josephine Conrey, Marjorie Davis, Robert Dickason, Janet Dow, Marvin Evans, Helen Flickinger, Patsy Foss, Mary Louise George and Mary Elizabeth Gilmore.
Vera Graber, Harold Grady, Leulla Grassbaugh, Weston Gui, Leona Herring, Henry Hofacker, Gilbert Hole, Faye Horne, James Houser, Phoebe Houser, Mary Houser, Dominic Iannarelli, Marilyn Johnston, Betty Jane Keister and Margaret Kennard.
The roll is completed with Charlotte Keslar, Irene Koontz, William Lee, Helen Limb, Billy McGarvey, Harriet Mac Gillivray, Grace McReal, Elizabeth Mackey, Ethel Mills, Maxine Mohr, Frances Jean Neil, Keitha Parker, Charles Rath, Louise Reiman, Herbert Rogers, Howard Shaw, Janet Shearer, Eleanor Swainhart, Eloise Swank, Florence Switzer, Lois Warner, Richard Weaver, George Wertenberger, Eloise Wilson, Harry Wood, and Betty Yilling.
In junior high school requirements for the Honor Rolls are the same count? only the major subjects.
Forrest Conrad, George Muder, James Smucker, Elizabeth Blough, Rebecca Sayre, Lillian Shafer, Harold Retzler, Ben Ely, Florence Gauweiler, Jane Laubach, Betty Gourley, Richard Gray, Wilbur Grassbaugh, Kathryn Hauenstein, Robert McClure, Virginia Miller, Margaret Rath, Ruth Volper and Dick Weaver compose the First Honor Roll.
A larger group completes the Second Honor Roll. They are Kenneth Cohen, Marguerite Bridenstine, Marie Cumberland, Laurena Davis, Jean Dilgard, Wilbert Bigler, Robert Doyle, Roger Stoneburner, Margaret Armstrong, Mary Ellen Breech, Helen Burger, Don Dietz, Andrew Goheen, Robert Sheppard, Bob Straub and Estella Graber.
Others are Barbara Salter, Jane Schultz, Sara Stark, Portia Zaung, Edward Lantz, Adeline Manges, Rex Hartzler, Wanda Garn, Constance Gifford and Thelma Lightner.
Nancy Limb, Billie Jane Lyons, Evelyn McClure, Bruce Fabens, Jean Fetzer, Mary Fitch, Betty Good, Ellen Kemp, Richard Redman, Emily Kuhles, Helen Reynolds, Virginia Ritter, Joyce Robinson, Nancy Taylor, Anne Weiser and Dick Weaver.

Overture Ruy Blas, Mendelssohn
Grand Russian Fantasia, Levy
Trumpet Solo, William Fissel
L’Aresienne Suite, Bizet
Prelude
Minuetto
Le Carillon
Goldman Band, March King
On the Mall, Goldman
Children’s March, Goldman
Mary Had a Flock of Sheep, Yoder
Overture Loren Da??, Hedman
Polda and Fugae from the opera
Schwanda the Bagpiper, Weimberger

1936

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 24 April, 1936
pg 3
Another Honor Roll Is Issued
35 And 13 Respectively On Senior And Junior High First List.
As the junior and senior high school launches into its last lap of school an honor roll for the fifth six-weeks period has been issued.
The thirty-five senior high pupils that have all A grades are: Jean Alwell, Mary Blake, Blanche Buchholz, Cyril Cantor, Charles Colwell, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Futh Flickinger, Mary Ellen Fox, Alvin Geitgey, Mary Louise George, Rita Girard, Bernice Grafton, Leulla Grassbaugh, Mabel Henderson, Anne Holden, Marjorie Hole, charlotte Keslor, Mercedes Kramer, Betty Lorson, Lola mcGarvey, Elizabeth Mackey, Jean Mayberry, Robert Mellert, Nancy Jane Miller, Marc Naylor, Anita Ogden, Kathryn Ray, Louise Reiman, Junior Schrader, Janet Shearer, Jean Smith, Hazel Snoddy, Treva Swinehart, Eileen Thompson, and Lois Warner.
A larger number of students have A and B grades. Ruth Bauders, Anna Katherine Brown, Richard Buss, Shirley Clark, William Coffey, Junior Conrad, Natilie Cowan, Marjorie Davis, Walter Denman, Robert Dickason, William Dietz, Richard Ebright, Marvin Evans, Helen Flickinger, Mildred Franks, Mary Elizabeth Gilmore, Stanley Good, Vera Graber, Harold Grady, Ralph Hamilton, Bob Hamilton, Virginia Hart, Jeanne Hartman, Edgar Hoyden, Keitha Parker, Rebecca Perkins, Mary Louise Pfeifer, Charles Rath, Celia Retzler, Herbert Rogers, Olive Seaboyer, Donna Sheppard, Margaret Silver and Mary Smucker.
The list is continued with Irene Swank, Virginia Swank, Florence Switzer, jeanne White, Harold Williams, Eloise Wilson, Maxine Wirt, Betty Yilling, Robert Heller, Leona Hering, Betty Hofacker, Henry Hofacker, James Houser, Mary Houser, Phoebe Houser, Marilyn Johnston, Betty JaneKeister, Margaret Kennard, Wayne Koontz, Helen Limb, Billy McGarvey, Perry McIlvaine, Edgar Merkel, Esther Merrill, Carolyn Miller, Maine Miller, Ethel Mills, Maxine Mohr, Lucile Mourer, Frances Jean Neel, Arthur Ernest Nolletti and Katherine Olthouse.
The junior high first honor roll is composed of thirteen seventh and eighth grade pupils. They are Jane Laubach, Jean Dilgard, Kathryn Hauenstein, Bruce Fabens, Wilbur Grassbaugh, Andy Goheen, Lillian Shafer, Milton Switzer, Nancy Taylor, Dick Weaver, Judith Mac Innis, Virginia and Mary Fitch.
The forty-four A and B students are Wanda Garn, Betty Gourley, Patsy Halderman, Thelma Lightner, Nancy Limb, Evelyn McClure, Junior Braucher, Kenneth Cohen, Duone Raines, Ruth Cline, Dorothy Davis, Laurena Davis, Jean Fetzer, Ellen Kemp, Matt Jackson, Wilbert Bigler, Forrest Conrad, George Mulder, James Smucker, Margaret Armstrong, Helen Burger, Don Dietz and Charles Schollenberger.
Also on this list are Bob Straub, Rebecca Sayre, Louis Chizmadia, Gerald Leighty, Joseph Sayre, Warren Walker, Anne Weiser, Priscilla Whitaker, Marjorie Young, Emily Kuhles, Betty Lee Matz, Betty Morgan, Margaret Roth, Helen Reynolds, Virginia Ritter, Joyce Robison, Bob McClure, Dick Reiman, Harold Retzler, Edward Lantz, and Sue Graven.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 6 May, 1936
pg 7
Girl Scouts
Troop 3
The Girl Scout hike which was planned for May 5 was called off. The meeting was brought to order with the oath and laws. A business meeting followed, during which the minutes were read and plans for the mother-daughter banquet were discussed. An impromptu dramatic play followed after which the troop was dismissed with taps.
 Troop 1.
At a formal meeting of Troop one Marjorie Young became invited as a Tenderfoot Scout. In patrol corners attendance was taken and dues collected after which an instructive lesson in signaling was conducted by Natalie Cowan and Nancy Limb. The scouts, while in the friendship circle, closed the meeting by joining in the singing of taps.
Scribe Jane Grey, ably assisted by Margaret Yates and Sib Mackay.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 15 May, 1936
pg 5
Recognition Of New Class
More Than 100 Complete Work in Religious Education in Wooster Schools.
The second annual recognition service of the School of Religious Education, in honor or more than 100 young people who are members of the class, will be held Sunday evening at 7:30 at the First Presbyterian church. Miss Gertrude Von Reisen is the instructor in charge.
The program for the evening will include a brief organ recital by Miss Doris Fetzer, the call to worship by Charles Schollenberger, a hymn, selected verses by Jane Scrultz, a second hynm and the organ offertory, “Where Shall We Build ???” Ronald Thomas, prayer by Margaret Thomas, and address, “The Courageous Heart, by Dr. C.R. Douglass, pastor of Westminster church, the presentation of certificates by O.I. Correll, the recessional by the Eighth Grade, a prayer by Portia Zaring, the benediction by Dr. W.E. Bryce and the organ postlude.

Class Roll
Alice Adams, Margaret N. Anderson, Margaret Armstrong, Thelma E. Arnette, Millard Fritz Aufrance, Wanda L. Bauer, Wilbert Bigler, Elizabeth Blough, Paul M. Budd, Wayne Edward Buehler, Carl E. Byler, Howard Catliff, Forrest Leroy Conrad, Margaret M. Derr, Dorothy Marie Davenport, Robert H. Douglass, Eileene Dyke, Harry J. Eckstein, Clifford Fox, Don Gerlaugh, Constance Gifford, Betty Gourley, Junior Graber, Marjorie Jean Gul, Patsy Halderman, Robert J. Hamilton, William Harris, Robert D. Harrold, Fred G. Hayes, Robert Horn.
David Hott, Maxine Housekeeper, Richard W. Johnston, Maxine Kutz, Eddie Lantz, Jane Laubach, James E. Lawrence, Roland Lehman, Ralph Leisy, Thelma Lightner, Nancy Limb, Evelyn McClure, James McClure, Ruth McDavitt, Gordon MacInnis, Adaline E. Manges, Ada Miller, Marilyn Miller, Paul Miller, George Mulder, Joseph Myatt jr., Georgia O’Brien, Betty J. Odenkirk, Virginia Mae Ogden, W. Bradley Peckinpaugh, Dean Premer, Gene Premer, Marian Prentice, Harold Retzler, Luella L. Ridgway.
Marjorie Rumbaugh, Barbara jane Salter, Rebecca Sayre, Helen Schle, Charles Schollenberger, Jane Schultz, Robert Sheppard, Jeanne Silver, Bruce Simon, James Smucker, June Snoddy, Sara Stark, Robert Stoneburner, Bob Straub, Jean Tate, William Taylor, Robert Thomas, Jimmy Tucker, Jean Vaughn, Marie Winger, Melvin Wolgamott, Frances Yoder, Portia Zaring.

Additional Members of Eighth Grade Class
Rex Rowe Babb, Jessie Belle Boose, Roberta Booth, Helen M. Burger, Edna Ruth Coff, James Daly, Arleen Daugherty, Donald Dietz, Tony Diorio, Harry E. Ebert, Ben Ely.
Francis Finn, Andy Goheen, Estalla Graber, Marguerite Grissett, Rex E. Hartzler, Albert K. Iannarelli, Billie Jane Lyons, Thelma Mohn, Miona Rouch, Nadene Spealman.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 17 November, 1936
pg 7
Personals
Dr. and Mrs. M.R. Limb and two daughters, Beall avenue, have gone to New Orleans, La., where they will spend some time.

1937

NOTE: Limb family were in New Orleans from November 17, 1936 – April 10, 1937.
Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 12 April, 1937
pg 7
Personals
Dr. and Mrs. M.R. Limb and family of Beall avenue returned home Saturday from New Orleans, La., where they spent the winter.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 3 August, 1937
pg 4
Probate Court
 Share Limb Estate
By the terms of the will of the late Marcus R. Limb of Wooster, his wife, Helen Weidner Limb, is given the life use of all the property real and personal. After the death or remarriage of Helen Limb, the Armory property passes to Helen Louise Limb, and the Brenner Garage is devised to Nancy Jean Limb, the home at 151 Beall avenue is given share and share alike to Helen Louise Limb and Nancy Jean Limb. In the event that both the daughters die without issue the property then passes to Marcus G. Limb and Frederick C. Limb or their heirs. The instrument written March 3, 1933 names Mrs. Limb as executrix to serve without bond.
H.C. Graham, Charles Fahr and William Deible have been selected as appraisers of the estate.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 3 August, 1937
pg 4
Probate Court
 Guardian for Limb Children
Helen W. Limb has been appointed guardian of Helen Louise Limb, 17, and Nancy Jean Limb, 14, of Wooster. Property consists of insurance policies valued at $9,000.00 and an interest in real estate in the city of Wooster.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 7 August, 1937
pg 7
Personals
The Misses Barbara Salter, Rebecca Sayre, Alice Adams, Norma Johnston, Evelyn McClure, Stella Graber, Nancy Limb, and Marjorie Rumbaugh who been camping at Odell’s Lake for the past week will return to Wooster tomorrow. They have been chaperoned by Miss Betty Salter.

1937: Nancy Limb, Freshman year, class member, top row and 3rd in from left.

1938

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 19 April, 1938
pg 12
Home Hygiene Class Portrays Red Cross Work At High School
The Home Hygiene and First Aid class of the high school was in charge of an all girls’ chapel program Monday. The general theme of the program was the National Red Cross. Evelyn Boigegrain read the scripture. Rita Bresson gave a short talk on the founding of the Red Cross. A group of five girls, Marjorie Gui, Ruth Clark, Miona Rouch, Jean Tate and Marian Moore dramatized the elements of good posture.
Clarence L. Allis, chairman of the Wayne County Chapter of the Red Cross, spoke to the group explaining the term “Red Cross,” its work and various phases of the organization.
A play depicting a typical scene of flood relief along a river levee was presented by the following cast, Marian Moore, Margery Daw, Betty Anfang, Ruth Clark, Miona Rouch, Dorothy Davis, Wanda Garn and Nadine Nash.
At the conclusion of the program Miss Carrie Crites presented certificates to the girls in the class signifying that they had passed the course. The girls are Marian Moore, Nadine Nash, Margery Daw, Ruth Clark, Nancy Limb, Mary Minder, Judith MacInnis, Wanda Garn, Miona Rouch, Kathryn Hauenstein, Norma Martin, Geraldine Coles, Rita Bresson, Jean Tate, Virginia Taggart, Joan Fetzer, Betty Anthony, Dorothy Davis, Marjorie Gui, Evelyn Boigegrain.

1938: Nancy Limb, Sophomore, class member, 2nd row from bottom and 4th in from left side.
1938: Nancy Limb, Sophomore year, Buckeye Club, front row and far right side.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 29 September, 1938
pg 4
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executoors, Administrators, Guardians, etc., filed in the Court and suspended for publication of notice, will be for hearing on Friday, October 7th, 1938.
Executors
[list follows]
Administrators
[list follows]
Guardians
[list follows]
First account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of Nancy Jean Limb.
First account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of Helen Louise Limb.
[list follows]
Assignees
[list follows]
Trustees
[list follows]
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Sept. 15-29-??

1939

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 10 August, 1939
pg 12
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians, etc., filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice, will be for hearing on Friday, the 1st day of September, 1939, at 10 o’clock a.m.

Executors
[list follows]

Administrators
[list follows]

Guardians
Fifth account of Walter J. Mougey as Guardian of Harry Burkey.  Second account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of Helen Louise Limb.  Second account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of Nancy Jean Limb.
First account of Dora Saurer as Guardian of Ocie B. Smedley.
Third account of Daniel J. Bixler as Guardian of Mary Houmard.

Trustees
[list follows]
U.S. Saunders.
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Aug. 10-17-24.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 15 August, 1939
pg 4
The Good Old Days
From Our Files of Past Years.
Ten years Ago.
Mrs. J.H.B. Danford is a guest for several days in the home of her brother in Marietta.
Mrs. Lydiabell Rhein is visiting relatives in Jeromesville for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nosker and two children of Cleveland are visiting Wooster relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. M.R. Limb and children returned today from a six weeks trip through the far west.
Miss Ida B? and Mrs. Gus Beery have returned from a trip to Detroit.

Twenty-two Years Ago.
Miss Viola Benson is enjoying a week’s vacation and is visiting relatives in Canton.
Mrs. J.W. Irvin returned today from K? where she visited her son Howard and family.
Frank Page and wife and Mrs. William Page and children of Cleveland are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor.
Philip and Henry Brown went to Massillon today to spend a few hours with relatives.
Dr. A.B. Campbell of Orrville came over this morning to hold a consultation with a local physician.

Fifty Years Ago.
Harmon Matz of Orrville was today catching for Orrville against Sterling.
Mrs. Sarah Copeland of Savannah is a guest of her sister, Mrs. John P. Jeffries.
Religious services in the Children’s Home on Sunday will be conducted by Rev. L. Keeler.
Capt. James Robison, “Factory Jim” of Springfield, is in the city to visit relatives and friends.
Charles (Cully) Wilhelm was in Akron today to pitch for Ashland against Akron. Scot Freer caught for him.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 17 August, 1939
pg 14
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians, etc., filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice, will be for hearing on Friday, the 1st day of September, 1939, at 10 o’clock a.m.

Executors
[list follows]

Administrators
[list follows]

Guardians
Fifth account of Walter J. Mougey as Guardian of Harry Burkey.  Second account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of Helen Louise Limb.  Second account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of Nancy Jean Limb.
First account of Dora Saurer as Guardian of Ocie B. Smedley.
Third account of Daniel J. Bixler as Guardian of Mary Houmard.

Trustees
[list follows]
U.S. Saunders.
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Aug. 10-17-24.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 24 August, 1939
pg 14
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians, etc., filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice, will be for hearing on Friday, the 1st day of September, 1939, at 10 o’clock a.m.

Executors
[list follows]

Administrators
[list follows]

Guardians
Fifth account of Walter J. Mougey as Guardian of Harry Burkey.  Second account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of Helen Louise Limb.  Second account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of Nancy Jean Limb.
First account of Dora Saurer as Guardian of Ocie B. Smedley.
Third account of Daniel J. Bixler as Guardian of Mary Houmard.

Trustees
[list follows]
U.S. Saunders.
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Aug. 10-17-24.

1939: Nancy Limb, Junior, class member, top row, 4th in from left.
1939: Nancy Limb, Junior year, Buckeye Club, 4th row, 3rd in from left.
1939: Nancy Limb, Junior year, Junior German Club, 3rd row, 5th in from left.

1940

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 29 February, 1940
pg 11
Yale-Harvard Teams Named
The “Yale Harvard” All Star Girls’ basketball teams were announced today at Wooster High School. Climaxing a campaign of intramural basketball games the best players were chosen to play in the annual “Yale-Harvard” classic which this year will be held on Friday, March 8.
There will be three games, the first beginning at 6:45 between two Junior High All Star Teams. The second game will be played by a second all Star team, which will be followed by the featured game.
May Ann Pontius and Ruth Clark have been selected as captains of the Yale and Harvard, respectively. The teams consist of the following: Yale – Marilyn Miller, Dorothy Davis, Betty Eichar, Mary Ann Pontius, captain, Mary Minder and Genevieve Carlisle. Substitutes for Yale are Mabel Sidle, Patsy Halderman, Miriam Evans, Nancy Taylor and Ellen Kemp. Harvard’s team is Ruth Clark, Captain, Kathleen Dunham, Mary Francis Lee, Norma Graber, Norma Martin and Margaret Rath. Substitutes are Betty Byler, June Snoddy, Janet Jackson, Marguerite Bridenstine and Erma Trompower.
The second All-Star terms that will play one of the preliminaries include the following: Yale – Margaret Shreve, Nancy Limb, Nadine Nash, Helen Burger, Captain, Adelin Manges, and Billie Jane Lyons. Substitutes for Yale are Gloria Guzzo, Doris Schaaf, Georgene Keim, Jean Dilgard and Peggy Douglass. Harvard’s second team is made up of Miriam Langell, Bessie Dade, Sylvia Vichick, Captain, Jane Schulz, Wanda Garn and Marilyn Green. Subs for Harvard are Margaret Anderson, Jean Long, Nellie Smith, Helen Wyre and Reita Camp.
Following the games the annual Yale-Harvard Dance will be held in the High School gym.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 8 March, 1940
pg 10
Daily Record Sport Page
A Complete Sport Page for Wayne County
Six Girl Cage Teams Play At Wooster High Tonight
Six Wooster High Girls’ teams play basketball at Wooster High gymnasium tonight at 8:15 in the 20th annual Yale-Harvard Game of picked players who would be varsity material if there were inter scholastic sports for girls.
For the second team Yale-Harvard Game at 7:30, the following girls chosen from second class teams will play:
Yale Forwards: Margaret Shreve, Nancy Limb, Nadine Nash. Subs, Gloria Buzzo and Dorris Schaff; guards: Helen Burger, captain, Adeline Manges, and Billie Jane Lyons; subs, Georgene Keim, Jean Dilgard and Peggy Douglass.
Harvard Forwards: Sylvia Vichich, captain, Miriam Langell, Bessie Dade, subs, Margaret Anderson, and Jean Long, guards: Helen Wyre, Reita Camp and Nellie Smith.
The above teams are all senior high girls. The reserve game is the sixth annual. This year’s game will be referred by Jean Hall, a Wooster College senior.
At 6:45 the second annual Yale-Princeton Game will be staged. This is between the all-star players chosen from the eighth and ninth grades. They have their own inter-class tourney. Following is the line-up of these younger stars.
Yale Jr. High forwards: Eadie Reynolds, captain, Marilyn McClure, Corrine Schaffer; subs, Bonnie Archer, Elenor Bresson, Katie Weimer, Ruth Evans: guards, Carolyn McClure, Wanda Shaffer, Eva Arnette; subs: Florence Zuppas, Thelma Woods.
Referee for the Junior High Game will be Marjorie Moore, from Wooster College.
Estella Graber is All-Star manager for the event, and had committees working on decorations, posters, cheerleading and ticket sales. She is hoping for a large crowd of Wooster parents and friends who may wish to watch the best girls’ basketball which has been played here for years.
Sixty-six girls will play, the largest number of girls, or perhaps students altogether, who have ever played in one night at Wooster High in scheduled exhibition games. This is “Girls Basketball Night” at WHS.
Sportsmanship letters to the Junior High Team, and to the Senior High Team, and to the Senior High Team, which showed the best consistent sportsmanship throughout the season will again be awarded by Miss Katherine Rahl, director and coach for all sports for girls at Wooster High.
Tickets are on sale at Stype’s.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 11 March, 1940
pg 9
Letters Are Awarded to Girls for Sportsmanship
Letters for the team showing the most consistent sportsmanship during the the girls basketball season at the high school were awarded at the high school Friday night by Miss Katherine Rahl, director of physical education for girls, after the all-star games.
There was a tie between the two senior second teams, the Ritz E. Graber, Capt., Jane Schultz, Nancy Limb, Eileen Dyke, Pud Greene, and Adeline Manges, and the Hustlers, Wanda Garn, Capt., Nadine Nash, Marg Anderson, Mildred Sherrick, B.J. Lyons, Evelyn Goigegrain, and Helen Burger. It was through the efforts of these two teams in being present for their games without substitution that the seniors emerged victorious in the inter-class tourney.
Estella Graber managed all details for the big affair Friday All-star manager is an honor and a job — Estella did a good job. Dozens of girls helped to put over the whole affair, among the chief June Boudinot, Priscilla Whitaker, Margaret Darr, Nadine Spealman, Julia Amster, Mollie Shapiro Jean Fisher, Milly Smit, Jane Laubach, Jane Schultz, Anne Fisher, Anne Lewis.
Cheerleaders were Jane Geier, Doris Davenport, Bonnie Archer, Sue Graven, Janet Johnson, and Eadie Reynolds.
Referees were Marjorie Moore, Wooster College, Jean Hall, Wooster College, and Miss Lilliam Aitken, East High, Cleveland as the main referee.
Head timer was Don Welsh, faculty manager, scorers were Charlotte King, Moweena Sounders and Virginia Ritter, Jean Fisher handled the announcing.
Coach for all six teams, and adviser for the whole evenings’ games and dance was Miss Rahl.
In the main game, Harvard crashed through for the first time in three years, and the first time in six years before that. The score was 23-16. Ruth Clark, captain of Harvard, came out high point girl with 14 points. Both teams displayed fast passes, quick attacks, and especially good defense — as is evidenced by the low scores.
The lineup follow:
Yale Points
r.f. Eichar, B. 6
l.f. Davis, D. 4
c.f. Miller, M. 6
r.g. Pontius, M. (Capt.)
l.g. Minder, M.
c.g. Carlisle, G.
Total 16
Subs: Sidle, Halderman, Taylor, Kemp and Evans.

Harvard Points
r.f. Lee, M.F. 6
l.f. Dunham, K. 4
c.f. Clark, R. 14
r.g. Rath, M.
l.g. Graber, N.
c.g. Martin, N.
Sub: Snoddy
In the second team game at 7:30 Harvard also won, score 21-9. Yale could not click at first, and the game ended as Yale was making a quick ascend in score. Lineups follow:
Yale Points
r.f. Shreve, M.
l.f. Nash, N.
c.f. Schaaf, D. 2
r.g. Manges, A.
l.g. Lyons, B.
c.g. Burger, H. (Capt.)
Subs:
r.f. Burger 5
l.f. Guzzo, G. 2
c.f. Limb, N.
r.g. Keim, G.
l.g. Douglas, P.
Total 9

Harvard Points
r.f. Vichich, S. (Capt.) 8
l.f. Dade, B. 5
c.f. Langell 4
Subs:
l.f. Long J.
c.f. Anderson, M.
r.g. Greene, M.
l.g. Schultz, J.
c.g. Garn, W.
l.g. Camp, R.
c.g. Wyre, H.
Total 21

In the Junior High game at 6:45 Princeton outplayed Yale with a score 20-13. Both teams played well for eighth and ninth graders though considering the fact that no girl knows how to play basketball till she is an eighth grader.
Lineups follow:
Yale Points
r.f. McClure, M. 4
l.f. Schaffer, C.
c.f. Reynolds, E. (Capt.) 7
r.g. McClure, C.
l.g. Shaffer, W.
c.g. Arnette, E.
Subs:
l.f. Bresson, E. 2
r.g. Woods, T.
Total 13

Princeton Points
r.f. Hartman, V.
l.f. Martin, T. 4
c.f. Davis, J. 16
r.g. Strouse, P.
l.g. Schafter, T.
c.g. Shoolroy, B. (Capt.)
Total 20
Subs:
r.f. Cappolla
l.f. Reddinger
c.f. Syrios
r.g. Stelzer, C.
l.g. Girard, E.
c.g. Kramer, A.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 4 June, 1940
pg 8
Wooster High School, Class Of 1940
[8 photos too dark to see]
[list of names]
This group of young people composes the Senior class at Wooster high school. It is not the official list of graduates, which will not be issued until Wednesday, graduation of several depending upon examinations grades for which have not been determined. In addition to those pictured here the Observer Annual, through whose courtesy the pictures are here given, lists these additional members of the class:
Edward Fragale
Corwin Guthrie
Richard Johnson
Nancy Limb
Kenneth Phelps
Dean Premer
Eugene Premer
Peggy Rodebaugh.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 6 June, 1940
pgs 1 & 16
Class Of 175 Graduates At Wooster High
Eighty-seven boys and eighty-eight girls, a total of 175 young people will receive their diplomas at Wooster high school’s 73rd annual commencement exercises in the school auditorium this evening. It is one of the largest classes ever to be graduated here.
Every seat in the auditorium will be occupied, all available tickets having been taken by friends of the graduates members of the school faculty and other interested persons. The program will get under way at 7:30 o’clock with the high school orchestra playing the processional.
The invocation will be given by the Rev. Robert S. Tuck. The girls glee club will sing two numbers, and the address of the evening will be given by Dr. Ben A. Arneson of Ohio Wesleyan University.
The class will be presented by Vernon J. Smucker principal and ??, president of the ??? will present ??. The benediction will ???, announced today by school officials are:

Boys
[list follows]

Girls
Nancy Limb, 151 Beall Ave
[list continues]

1940: Nancy Limb, Senior, class member, Not Pictured.
1940: Nancy Limb, Senior year, Senior German Club, 2nd row, 5th in from left.
1940: Nancy Limb, Senior year, Remembered For: Moods. Ambition: To go to West Point.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 15 August, 1940
pg 14
Legal Notices 
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 6, 1940 at 10 o’clock a.m.
 Guardians
Third Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Helen Louise Limb.
Third Account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 22 August, 1940
pg 14
Legal Notices
 Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 6, 1940 at 10 o’clock a.m.
 Guardians
Third Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Helen Louise Limb.
Third Account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 29 August, 1940
pg 14
Legal Notices 
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 6, 1940 at 10 o’clock a.m.
 Guardians
Third Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Helen Louise Limb.
Third Account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 16 November, 1940
pg 2
Probate Court
Hattie Limb Will Filed
The last will and testament of Hattie Limb, late of Wooster has been filed with the probate court. It was written June 7, 1938 and provides that after the payment of all just debts and funeral expenses by the executors the entire estate, both real and personal shall pass to her brother Carl M. Limb and her sister, Florence C. Limb, in equal shares. It also provides that Carl and Florence shall be appointed as co-executors of the estate with a request that they be permitted to serve without bond.
The next of kin include three brothers, George S. Limb, Wooster, Harry Limb, Sebring, Florida and Carl M. Limb of Wooster, a sister, Florence Limb of Wooster, two nieces, Nancy Limb and Helen Lou Limb, both of Wooster and two nephews, Frederick Limb, Gary, Indiana and George Limb of Hyannis, Massachusetts.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 31 December, 1940
pg 6
Society Parties – Clubs – Personals
 Miss Barbara Stellhorn, Visiting Here, Goes Out to Dinner With the K.D.D. Sorority
Most of the Kappa Delta Dammas – a crowd of close friends at high school last year – are away this year at college.
But last night all of those who are home from school for the holidays went out of town for dinner, and to catch up on the news from various campuses.
Miss Marilyn Miller and Miss Pat Halderman, both freshmen at Stephens College, were there. Miss Norma Martin, from Ohio University, Miss Eileen Dyke from Ohio State and Miss Nancy Limb of the College of Wooster, were in the crowd. And Miss Mary Ann Pontius, Miss Marylin Greene and Miss Norma Graber, all of Wooster, were other K.D.D.’s at the dinner.
Members missing from the crowd were Miss Sally Stark – who went to Hattiesburg, Mississippi, to be with her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Julius Stark, Camp Shelby – Miss Rachael Woodward and Miss Estella Graber. The club had as its guest Miss Barbara Stellhorn of Columbus, Marilyn’s houseguest.

1941

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 14 August, 1941
pg 15
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 5th, 1941 at 10 o’clock a.m. Guardians
Fourth Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Helen Louise Limb.
Fourth Account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Aug 14-21-28

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 21 August, 1941
pg 15
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 5th, 1941 at 10 o’clock a.m. Guardians
Fourth Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Helen Louise Limb.
Fourth Account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Aug 14-21-28

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 28 August, 1941
pg 14
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 5th, 1941 at 10 o’clock a.m. Guardians
Fourth Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Helen Louise Limb.
Fourth Account of Helen W. Limb as Guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Aug 14-21-28

1942

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 26 January, 1942
pg 5
Personals
Here On Visit After Completing First Term At Nursing School
Miss Nancy Limb, formerly of Wooster, is here for ten days vacation visiting friends. Miss Limb, who has just completed six months training at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati, was one of 32 nurses out of the original class of 48 who was capped in an impressive ceremony at the hospital Wednesday evening, January 21st.
Miss Limb will return on Sunday February 1st for her second term in the Jewish Hospital Nurses Training School.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 20 August, 1942
pg 15
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 4, 1942 at 10 o’clock a.m. Guardians
Fifth Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Aug 13-20, 27

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 27 August, 1942
pg 15
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 4, 1942 at 10 o’clock a.m. Guardians
Fifth Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Aug 13-20, 27

1943

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 12 August, 1943
pg 15
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 4, 1942 at 10 o’clock a.m. Guardians
Fifth Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Aug 13-20, 27

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 19 August, 1943
pg 15
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following accounts of executors, administrators, guardians etc. filed in the probate court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 3rd, 1943 at 10 o’clock a.m. Guardians
Sixth Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge Wayne Co., O.
Aug 12-19, 26

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 26 August, 1943
pg 15
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following accounts of executors, administrators, guardians etc. filed in the probate court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, September 3rd, 1943 at 10 o’clock a.m. Guardians
Sixth Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Nancy Jean Limb.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge Wayne Co., O.
Aug 12-19, 26

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1946

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 15 July, 1946
pg 4
Crater Motor Co. Adds to Parts Department
The Crater Motor Company is adding the spacious Limb Building to its service and parts service and will be open for business there the first of next week.
Located in the building directly opposite the city parking lot by Collier’s on East North st, the Crater Motor Company addition will offer more service space and a larger parts department.
For the present the Crater Motor Company garage at 319 East Liberty st will be maintained, it was announced today.

1953

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 1 April, 1953
pg 4
These Items Were 
In The News 
10, 20, 25, Years Ago 
(Compiled From Files
 Of The Daily Record)
April 1, 1943
Mr. and Mrs. John McSweeney extended through the vestry of St. James Episcopal church an invitation to all communicants and their families to meet at a reception their new clergyman, Lloyd E. Gressle.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt was reported hopeful of bringing a closer relationship between Senate and house in post-war years.
Fifty township labor committee men met in common pleas court room to report on progress of their campaign to add an hour to Saturday shopping hours in Wooster. D.W. Galehouse of Doylestown was one of the speakers.
Flying fortresses and full use of oxygen masks in combat were big items out of the news of air war over Germany.
Carl Hubbell was held to be, at 39, the oldest active pitcher in the National loop.
Emmanuel Huffman, Loudonville, died at 76 after a short illness.

April 1, 1933
Nazi Germany’s one-day boycott of Jewish merchants was declared a “huge success,” having been effected without incident.
State Senator Joseph Ackerman in a special article written for Ohio newspapers, expressed the thought that gangland’s vicious grip on the nation would be broken by the legalization of beer.
R.H. Poorman, veteran area pilot, was announced as manager of Wooster airport for the coming year. A cabin plane was also purchased for the field.
Douglas Gibbens, a freshman at the high school, won first place in all events but one in Wooster’s annual skating party in a roped-area north of the public square.

April 1, 1928
An increase of 50 per cent in residence phone rates and 40 per cent for business installation in Wooster was sought Ohio Central Telephone.
Stocks were spiraling “wildly” on the New York exchange. RCA and U.S. Steel led the most “violent gyrations.”
Wooster was joined by Wellington in seeking to establish a “White Way” in the business section.
Then Prosecutor, Walter J. Mougey, discussed with township trustees and clerks the matter of road laws in the state.
  Nancy Limb, daughter of former mayor and Mrs. M.R. Limb, was awarded the final button in the “Just Kids Safety Club” at the Daily Record office.

1983

NOTE: Nancy Limb died July 8, 1983, in Salt Lake City where she had lived for some years.
The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City, Utah
Thursday, 14 July, 1983
pg 46
Salt Lake and Intermountain Area Obituaries
Nancy Leigh Limb, 60, died July 8, 1983, at home.
Born Feb. 15, 1923, Wooster, Ohio, to Max and Helen Weidner Limb. Attended Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Graduate, Jewish Hospital Nursing School, Cincinnati, Ohio. Captain, U.S. Army, World War II, serving at Guadalcanal, and other Pacific areas. Served in the General Hospital, Tokyo, during the occupation of Japan, and in Munich, Germany, during the occupation after the war. Personal attendant to President and Mrs. Eisenhower in Denver during the president’s recuperation from his heart attack. Credit manager of the Doctor’s Business Management Service until her retirement.
Survivors: sister, Helen Larsen, Evansville, Ind.; cousin, Mary Max Stants; uncle, George Weidner, both Columbus, Ohio; several nieces and nephews.
Private funeral services at Larkin Sunset Lawn. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary.