Lutheran Women's League Marks First Anniversary
The Lutheran Women's League built by three synods will mark its first anniversary with a 2:30 p.m. service at St. Jacob's near Cairo on Greentown Uniontown road. Rev. Weber will preach with Rev. Fangmeyer liturgist, choir from several churches, followed by a picnic. The group, organized June 27 1950, includes 28 area Lutheran churches and aims to build a home for the aged with a planning council. Etta Stockert farm offered as site. Youth Fellowship outing planned to Lake O Springs. Semper Fidelis Class hosts a Friday covered dish at Nimisila Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Women’s League
Missouri
United Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church
St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church
Cairo
Greentown-Uniontown
Walter E. Weber
Otto Fangmeyer
Martin Luther Church
Holy Trinity Lutheran of
Middlebranch
Israel Evangelical of
Paris
First Lutheran of
Canton
St. Jacob’s of
C. A. Miller
Stark
Etta Stockert
Mudbrook Rd
Stockert
Ernie Roush
Lake Cable
Lake O’ Springs
Nimisilla Park
Grace E U B Delegates Report at Vesper and Services
Grace E U B Delegates from the Winwood assembly present reports at a 7 p.m. vesper service with recorded assembly music. Morning service features the pastor’s message on “Our Dependence Upon God.” Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Administration council meets at 8 30. Christian Service Guild hosts a covered-dish picnic and meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winwood Assembly
God
Council of Administration
Christian Service Guild
Saviour Lutheran to Hold Services in Pastor's Absence
Arthur F. Engelbert of Mt. Union College will lead morning services in the pastor's absence. Senior Bible and Junior classes unite for Sunday School under Richard G. Dager. Boy Scout Troop 33 meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. High school membership class 6:30 p.m. Cub Pack Thursday 6:30 p.m. Vacation Bible School opening July 10 canceled. Parish house renovations proceed under Nelson La Briere, trustee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Engelbert
Mt. Union College
Richard G. Dager
Nelson LaBriere
First Reformed Church to Hold Sunday Services
In the absence of the pastor Rev. William E. Bridge will lead Sunday morning worship at First Reformed. He will preach on The Joy of the Cross, with Mrs. Arthur Staley and Mrs. Virgil Hinton as soloists. Norman Wetzel will teach juniors and intermediates, Walter Buchman will teach adults and seniors, and the Men's class will conduct the opening service. Rum Double Class will picnic at Tuscora Park, while the Ladies Aid picnic is set for Wednesday noon at Waterworks Park shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Bridge
Arthur Staley
Virgil Hinton
Norman Wetzel
Walter Buchman
Alliance
Tuscora Park
Ladies Aid
Waterworks Park
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
W. S. Adams
Church Calendar Notes on Sunday Service and Club Meetings
The minister will preach on Seven Things God Does for Us at Sunday morning service. Senior Fellowship meets at 6 30 p m to discuss Christ in His Holiness and Humility. Brucie Shelley narrates a Bible story with Shirley Leech in charge. Music committee gathers Monday at 7 30 p m. Explorer Scouts meet Tuesday at 7. Scout Troop 34 meets Wednesday at 6 30 p m at 25th st and Cleveland NW for a wiener roast. Women quilt all day Wednesday.
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Christ
Sunday worship header at Pasadena church features guest soloist
First Nazarene Miss Elizabeth Nelson of Pasadena College Pasadena Calif will be guest soloist at Sunday worship at 10 30 a m with sermon Partakers of Divine Nature Harry Winland to direct Sunday School Harold Jackson to lead Young People’s Meeting at 6 45 p m Evangelistic service pastors sermon The Engineering of Eternity Warren Tschantz will be soloist Prayer Band meets Tuesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nelson
Pasadena College
Pasadena
Calif
Harry Winland
Harold Jackson
Warren Tschantz
Zion Lutheran Announces Soloist and Missionary Plans
Zion Lutheran lists Hilda Reese as soloist with a sermon titled Invitation Wanted. Missionary Guild meets Monday at 6 30 pm at the church and travels to Mrs Martha Reinecker s Richville home for a covered dish supper. Kathryn McCarthy leads devotions and Irene Berman presents Hospital and Medical Missions. Mary Martha Class hosts a covered dish picnic Wednesday at 6 pm at Mrs Cath’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Reese
Zion Missionary Guild
Martha Reinecker
Richville
Kathryn McCarthy
Irene’ Berman
Mary-Martha
Missionary Helen Wolforth to Speak at First E.U.B.
Former Canton public school teacher and Christian Endeavor worker now serving at Navajo Methodist Mission School in Farmington New Mexico will speak at 10 a.m. Sunday in First E.U.B. Church. Sunday School meets at 9. Sunday School Council gathers Monday at 7:30 p.m. Bible study Wednesday night is led by Rev. Martha Erskine.
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Helen Wolforth
Canton Public School
Christian Endeavor
Navajo Methodist Mission School
Farmington
N. M
First
E.U.B
Mission School
Sunday School Council
Church
Martha Erskine
Women Attend Tri-District Church Workers Institute in Columbus
Mrs Glenn Isenman Mrs Wilbur Jameson and Miss Bernadean Otto will travel Sunday to Columbus for the tri-district Church Workers Institute at Capital University. The institute runs through Friday with the pastor speaking Sunday morning on Salvaging Your Stewardship. An afternoon Lutheran Women's League vesper at St Jacob's Church near Cairo and a Brotherhood family outing on July 29 at the Greentown Hartville miniature golf course end with a picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Isenman
Wilbur Jameson
Bernadean Otto
Columbus
Church Workers Institute
Capital University
Lutheran Women’s League
St. Jacob’s Church
Cairo
Brotherhood
Greentown-Hartville Rd
Phillips Chapel to Host Weeklong Spiritual Retreat
A spiritual retreat opens at Phillips Chapel Monday and runs through Friday with nightly services at 7 30. Devotions are by the Women s Missionary Society led by Mrs Francis Robinson. Ministers will preach on the life writing and teachings of Paul. A church membership drive starts July 29 with teams working 3 to 6 pm and conducting visitation evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
Francis Robinson
Paul
Retired EUB Pastor McLaughlin to Speak Sunday Night
Calvary E U B announces retired minister W H McLaughlin will occupy the pulpit Sunday night The morning service will feature a sermon titled The Desire to Escape Beverly Hayes and David Thomas plan to attend junior camp next week at Camp Wanake Beach City Mrs LeRoy Deininger will serve as camp dean with Rev Deininger as counselor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McLaughlin
E.U.B
Beverly Hayes
David Thomas
Camp Wanake
Beach City
LeRoy Deininger
Deininger
First Lutheran to Welcome Guest Pastor and Services
Rev G C Gast will lead Sunday's services as the pastor is on vacation. English worship at 9 50 a m and German at 11 a m with Mrs J P Doolan on organ. Luther League meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Miss Metta Kerry and Dennis Roman share experiences from the Lutheran Leadership Training School in Grier Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Gast
J. P. Doolan
Luther League
Metta Kerry
Dennis Roman
Lutheran Leadership Training
Grier
North Industry Christian to Host Speaker Bill Keller
Bill Keller a College of the Bible student in Lexington Ky will speak Sunday morning at North Industry Christian Church. He will fill in for Pastor Rev E L Russell who attends Round Lake Christian Assembly. Mr and Mrs Keller are visiting Canton and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Keller
College of the Bible
Lexington
North Industry Christian Church
Keller
E. L. Russell
Round Lake
Sermon Topics at Calvary and Dueber Avenue Churches
Calvary Presbyterian plans a Sunday morning sermon The Wholesome Tongue Joanne Grove to sing offertory solo Dueber Avenue Methodist to end Why series with Why Did Paul and Silas Sing Mrs Leah Farmer organist W J Carer to direct Sunday School activities at First Christian Church and other notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Joanne Grove
Dueber Avenue Methodist Church
Paul
Silas
Leah Farmer
W. J. Carer
First Christian Church
Sunday Sermon and Church Activities Roundup
Ministers preach on Brother Barnabas and The Two Big Words of Jesus Come and Go at 9 and 7 30 p m across Grace Reformed Crystal Park Methodist and other churches. Youth and junior programs meet this evening and Monday. Subjects include One Step Up The Purpose of Gifts of the Spirit Living for Today or Tomorrow Moses on Mt Sinai and The Need of Our Time. Regular services Sunday include Holy Trinity St Jacob's First Presbyterian Paradise Reformed Christ Community First United Presbyterian and First Baptist with choirs organists and novelties like picnics and youth fellowships.
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Barnabas
Jesus
Otis Hang
Christian Endeavors Societies
Grace Reformed Church
W. Earl Wynn
Zion Reformed Church
North
Canton
Crystal Park Methodist Church
Youth Forum
Moses
Mt. Sinai
Lowell Reformed Church
Roberta Hegnauer
Fidelis
Trinity Brethren Church
Edgar L. Heist
Ralph Hill
Carl Bechtel
Harland Clapper
E. P. Shengle
Paradise Reformed Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Community Christian Church
O. P. Kidder
M. A. Cossaboom
First Baptist Church School
Lake O’springs
Gail Hendershott
Educator To Speak At Lake Erie College Leader to occupy Trinity pulpit Sunday
Paul S Weaver, new Lake Erie College for Women president at Painesville, will preach at Trinity Reformed Church Sunday in the pastor's absence. Yale-educated Weaver previously led Stephens College religion and philosophy division and taught the Burrall class. He has lectured widely and is known for Burrall Class radio broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie College For Women
Painesville
Paul S$. Weaver
Trinity Reformed Church
Weaver
Stephens College
Columbia
Burrall
Yale University
Stephens
Haslev
Denmark
Inter-University Round Table
India
Pakistan
Hoover Camp
Hospital Leased to Nonprofit Use in Ohio Ruling
Columbus July 21 AP Attorney General C William ONeill ruled county commissioners may lease a newly built county hospital to a nonprofit corporation for operation. The lease may last as long as desired provided the land remains used for public purpose. He also said a county law librarian may hire assistants for non library tasks at reasonable pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. William O’neill
O’neill
Sumner J. Walters
van Wert
Alva J. Russell
Summit County
Bankruptcy Trustees Receive Lustron Funds
Columbus July 21 AP Receiver Clyde Foraker completed Custodianship of Lustron Corp turning over 1 750 000 dollars in cash to Chicago bankruptcy trustees. Foreclosure by Reconstruction Finance Corp on loans totaling 37 500 000 and involuntary bankruptcy by smaller creditors ended the firm that produced steel prefabricated houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clyde Foraker
Lustron Corp
Chicago
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Leader of 987th Thanks Alberts For Gift Package
Lt Col Burke B Denison commander of the 987th Armored Field Artillery Battalion thanks Mr and Mrs Mike Albert for a box of books and magazines sent to the men. The letter dated July 10 praises reading time during war and notes the box was sent last May by Sgt Al Albert who started the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke B. Denison
987Th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
Mike Albert
Pennpl NE
Col
Denison
Alberts
987Th
al Albert
Homemaker Camp Weekend Opens at Camp Zion
Large delegations from northeastern Ohio attend the annual homemaker’s camp at Camp Zion this weekend. Registration at 3 leads to a games program and a 7 30 vesper. Rev. Glenn H Bowlby treasurer of the education board heads activities with Rev. Miley and Sandra Miley presenting Scattered Showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Bowlby
First Church of the Brethren
Board of Christian Education
Camp Zion
Ohio
W. H. Miley
Miley
Sandra Miley
Robert Carter
Willis Kurtz
W. F. Schwalm
Fairborn Becomes City In Ohio Green County Proclaims
Fairborn in Green County is officially a city. Mayor H. E. Swigart flew to Columbus to receive the proclamation from Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. The city has an official population of 7,847 and becomes the third in the state to gain city status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fairborn
Green County
H. E. Swigart
Ted W. Brown
City proclamation under 1950 census for New Boston and Maumee
The municipality is to be proclaimed a city under the 1950 census. New Boston and Maumee were the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Boston
Maumee
Picnic Dance Planned at New York Gardens
St Bartholomew's Society of St Anthony's Church will host a Sunday picnic at New York Gardens with a noon start. Nick Dale and his orchestra will provide music for dancing from 8 to 12 p m in Eastern Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Gardens
St. Bartholomew's Society
St. Anthony's Church
Nick Dale
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