Lutheran Assembly Plans Weeklong Chautauqua Program
The Chautauqua Lutheran Assembly will meet July 25 to 30 at the Miami Valley grounds. The program features Luther League and Youth Rally, courses for all ages, leadership and teacher training certificates, and various credit courses led by pastors and guidance from the Synod of Ohio. Frances Dysinger will lead women’s sections. other instructors include Maynard Stull Carl Driscoll Wray Smith Homer Middlesworth and Paul Bressler. The schedule includes free time for swimming hiking and bicycling.
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Franklin
Chautauqua Lutheran Assembly
Miami Valley Chautauqua Grounds
Luther League and Youth
Dayton
Springfield
Synod of Ohio
Frances Dysinger
Philadelphia
Usca Women's Missionary Society
Dylsinger
Washington D. C
Inner-Mission Society
Maynard Stull
Unified Congregational
Carl Driscoll
Wray Smith
Church School Board
Homer Middlesworth
Clara Cook
Norwood
Paul Bressler
George H. Aigner
Chicago
Greenbush Community Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs Ray Brown and son along with Carl Moyer and the Stoltz family visited with Ray Hall on Sunday. Revival services continue at Greenbush church with ministers from several churches directing. Music directed by Arthur Flick and Nolan Golden. Guests included Glen Ross and daughter June, Homer Phillips and Alma Dean Phillips in honor of Frank Schwartztrauber's birthday Saturday. The Fultzs visited Ehlers on Sunday and Clarence Crander stayed with Pearl Clevenger Wednesday.
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Greenbush
Ray Brown
Jimmie Moyer
Carl Moyer
Donald Stoltz
Ray Hall
Arthur Flick
Nolan Golden
Glen Ross
June
Homer Phillips
Alamdea Phillips
Frank Schwartztrauber
William Fultz
Frank Ehler
Clarence Crander
Pearl Clevenger
Rinehart Engagement Announced in Eaton
Mr and Mrs Ervin Rinehart of Eaton announce the engagement of their daughter Jo Ann to James Guckian son of Mr and Mrs Willard Guckian of Camden Route No 1 No date set for the wedding Other local notes include Julia Frances Fisher visiting from Norwood schools and several family visits across Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and Indianapolis with wedding, basketball, and travel references.
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Camden
Ervin Rinehart
Eaton
Jo Ann
James Guckian
Willard Guckian
Camden Route No. 1
Julia Frances Fisher
Norwood Schools
E. A. Bousman
R. O. Davies
Richmond
Ind
Howard Lintner
Somerville
Fouts
Dayton
Lawrence Fouts
Main St
James Coombs
Cincinnati
Columbus
E. A Jousman
R. O Davies
Harry Neff
Willard Moss, Jr
Cincinnat
Margaret Horrigan
I. M. Gabriel
Hamilton
J. L. Horrigan
Daniel L. Horrigan
Ann
Jonnie Reinicke
Bruce Snyder
Chas Reeve
Ralph McFall
Francis
Mary Edna McChristie
Olga Dimizio
Christie McFall
Long Island City
N. Y
T. B. Kelsey
Joy Gilliland
Susan
Indianapolis
Robert Kelsey
Niles
Community Notes From South Lebanon
Mrs. and Mrs. James Cockeran welcomed a baby daughter at Grandview Hospital. Ray Dunham visited with his daughter and family. Local residents on the sick list include Mrs. Stella Willoughby Mrs. George Walker Rex Snook. Mrs. Carlos Bowman was taken to a Cincinnati hospital for treatment. WSCS gathered six members at Mrs. William Titus home. Irena Davis celebrated a birthday with a Bible presentation. PTA plans a card party at the local school Friday evening. WSCS to sponsor a rummage sale April 17. Local residents attended Ruth Lyons matinee and the fifty club in Cincinnati.
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South Lebanon
James Cockeran
Grandview Hospital
Ray Dunham
M. Kartaha
Stella Willoughby
George Walker
Rex Snook
Carlos Bowman
Cincinnati
William Titus
WSCS
Irena Davis
PTA
Teresa Hamilton
Charles Falch
Virgil Bradley
Marion Taylor
Bud Ledford
Roy Kames
Reicher Bowling
James Honaker
Kenneth van Meter
Harold Bostick
Corwin Nixon
Walter Haines
Ruth Lyons
Local Teachers To Present Dr Gary C Myers April 15
Dr Gary Cleveland Myers editor of Highlights for Children will speak in Middletown on April 15 at 8 p m in the Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium. Admission is free and the event invites parents teachers and patrons from Middletown and nearby areas to attend.
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Gary C. Myers
Gary Cleveland Myers
Middletown
Roosevelt Junior High School
Notable Colonial Libraries Highlight Brewster Winthrop and Mather
The article notes Colonial America libraries belonging to Elder William Brewster Governor John Winthrop and Dr. Cotton Mather illustrating early scholarly collections and literacy among prominent colonial figures.
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Colonial
America
William Brewster
Governor Winthrop
Cotton Mather
Japanese workers see democracy as labor power in charge
E. J. Burger of Lorain Ohio says Japanese workers view democracy as labor control and note Japanese management has conceded ground to labor. He adds rank and file lack understanding of democracy while noting postwar organization and rights. J. B. Goodwin of Chicago reports 90 percent of locomotive orders in four years were for Diesels, up from 2 percent in 1934.
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Chicago
Ohio
E. J. Burger
Ohio Public Service Company
Lorain
Burger
U. S
J. B. Goodwin
Chicago and North Western Railway
Collision Victim Remains Critical
Robert E. Vail of Franklin is in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after a Sunday automobile collision in Franklin. He suffered fractures to the left leg and arm and multiple injuries.
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Robert E. Vail
Franklin
Middletown
Vail
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