Men Of Church Of Christ Urge Defeat Of Bill
After Sunday services the men of the Church of Christ approved a communication to Ohio legislators PL HH Rogers and William Aghboldt urging defeat of a bill. The message cites early American fights for religious liberty and the First and Ohio constitutions protecting free exercise of religion. The text emphasizes historical rights and limits on state establishment.
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Church of Christ
Bill
Congress
Ohio
Church of Christ Urges Defeat of School Funds Bill
A 1935 Elyria endorsement from the Church of Christ calls on voters to defeat a proposed Ohio law altering school funds. The statement asserts constitutional grounds and urges legislative action by votee and veto, signed by church members gathered in Elyria on March 31 1935.
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Ohio
Elyria
Church of Christ
Local residents host and visit in Spencer community
On April 2 Mr and Mrs Paul Brown of Columbus spent a weekend with Mrs Marion Wolf. Miss Margie Fusselman, patient at Lodi hospital after an appendix operation, hopes to return home this week. Mr and Mrs Seth Nichols of Chippewa Lake visited their parents Mr and Mrs Fred Nichols. The Stuart family moved on Liberty street. Mrs Ray Aldrich hosted Home Guards after school with games instructions and fund raising plans. Marion Wolf hosted friends Wednesday including Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Greenwich and Mr and Mrs Melvin Barrer. Spencer Baptist church youth attended a rally in Cleveland City Mission with Rev George Bates speaking. Community members visited Greenwich and Wells. Mrs L E Curtice and sewing group met with Mrs Warren Walters. Mrs Walters served lunch. Mrs Fred Brinker of Chatham visited G L Emerson home. Miss Geraldine Kueper has flu. Charles Parent and Walter Boone traveled to Medina for business. Norma Walters birthday party hosted by Mrs Charles Walters featured games and refreshments. Fidelity Sunday School class met at Spencer Baptist church. attendance good. Graydon Griggs family of Elyria visited Marion Pfeiffer. Local residents attended American Legion party in Wellsville.
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Marion Wolf
Charles Miller
Greenwich
Melvin Barrer
Stuarts
Liberty Street
Helen Boone
Ernestine Beal
Nelson Boone
Alice Creighead
Kenneth Croskey
Gordon Howe
Karl Hylen
Grover Thompson
Charles Hylen
George Welch
Karl Thompson
Spencer Baptist Church
Cleveland City Mission
George Bates
Homer Campbell
L. E. Curtice
Warren Walters
Fred Brinker
Chatham
G. L. Emerson
Paul Nichols
Wellington
Lucy Goss
Nora Eglin
South Malm Street
Geraldine Kueper
Charles Parent
Walter Boone
Medina
Charles Walters
Norma
Walters
J. T. McCourt
Fidelity
Graydon Griggs
Elyria
Marion Pfeiffer
Charles MacLaren
George Myers
Clarence Dague
Harry Greetham
American Legion
Urge Support Of Pending Bills In County Government
Elyria Chamber of Commerce urges support for pending bills in the Ohio legislature to create alternate county government forms. Bills, prepared by the county government commission, aim at consolidating offices and providing unified control following a constitutional amendment. Letters went to Rep. Rogers, Rep. Ashbolt, and Senator Wolfe, with bulletins urging district residents to write.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County
Commission On
Ohio
Jocal Chamber
P. H. Rogers
William Ashbolt
Philip Wolfe
Chamber
Deaf preacher Grace Haney leads Salvation Army service
About 400 attend Salvation Army evangelistic meetings as Grace Haney, a deaf mute, speaks in sign language. 17 worshippers come forward at altar. Haney is interpreted by her father Rey Haney. Evening music and nightly preaching through Friday draw growing crowds. Services start at 7 45 pm and welcome the public.
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Salvation Army
Grace Haney
Wass Hanevy
Rey. FE. W. Haney
Miss Haney
Lake Avenue Church Notes
Regular services were held at the Lake Avenue church on Sunday morning with Sunday school at 9:30 and church services at 10:45. Special music by the Junior Choir included "Spring Is Here." Arrangements were made for the Sunday school to join a fellowship supper at Wellington Church of Christ on Friday evening. each family to bring a covered dish, sandwiches, and silverware. Supper at six thirty.
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Lake Avenue
Wellington Church of Christ
Bible Class Social at Lake Avenue April meeting
The Lake Avenue Bible class monthly social and business meeting was held Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Kermit Leiby.
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Lake Avenue
Kermit Leiby
Meeting approves church supper at Wellington Church of Christ
The meeting opened by President Mrs. Reynolds and devotion by Reverend Peck, inviting Bible class members and families to a fellowship supper Friday April 5 at six thirty. Attendees are asked to bring an unserved dish, sandwiches, and silverware. Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Schaeffer led the program with a trumpet solo by Mr. Reynolds, readings by Reverend Pick, Mrs. Collier, and Mr. Taylor, poems by Mr. Letby, and a current events talk by Mr. Hogan.
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Peck
Wellington
Mr. Reynolds
Reverend Pick
Meeting Minutes Highlight April Meeting Attendees
Seventeen members attended with refreshments provided by Mrs Collier Mrs Jabbusch and the Hostess Mrs Selby. The group plans to meet with Mr and Mrs Jabbusch on the last Friday evening in April. Program committee includes Mrs Houk and Mrs Schaeffer and refreshment committee led by Mrs Croaskey and Mrs GH Seventeen members were present at the meeting.
Juvenes and Subordinates Meet at North Elyria Grange
The Juvenes and Subordin ates of North Elyria Grange held a regular meeting in the school auditorium. Fifteen candidates received the third and fourth degree in Subordinate Grange while Alice Crandall Tarriet Garford Muna Shyroch and Dale Miller earned degree work in the Ju vende Grange. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening in April in the school auditorium.
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Juvenes
North Elyria Grange
anUditornia
Grange
Alice Crandall
Tarriet Garford
Muna Shyroch
Dale Miller
Juvende Grange
Fifteenth Birthday Party and Local Social Notes
Betty Kelley celebrated her fifteenth birthday at the Crittell home with music by Hank Genah Edward Tronaviteh and Edward Pertuhen. Charles Cotton and Robert Taylor won prizes in games. A luncheon followed and the honoree received many gifts. Mr and Mrs R H Miller attended the wedding of Miller’s cousin Floraice Moriier at the Stone Church in Cleveland Saturday at 4 pm. Elmus Croskes will visit his parents the Crockeys in coming days. Mr and Mrs Arthur Starkey of Lorain and family were guests of Harold Starkey Saturday evening. Madge Croskey and Charles Leonard visited L D Croskey in Lorain Sunday evening. George Buckholtz of Detroit and Mary Buckholtz were guests recently. The Lake Avenue School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Wednesday evening April 3 in the school auditorium. Bible study at Lake Avenue Community Church was held.
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Betty Kelley
Mrs Crittell
Hank Genah
Edward Tronaviteh
Edward Pertuhen
Charles Cotton
Robert Taylor
L. D. Croskey
Lorain
George Buckholtz
Detroit
Mary Buckholtz
Parent-Teacher Association
Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue Community
Elyria Second In National Contest
A national fire waste contest report shows Elyria finishing second in Class V for cities of 29 000 to 50 000. Owensboro Kentucky won Class V, Parkersburg West Virginia was first, Lubbock Texas third, Newsburgh New York fourth, Richmond California fifth, Bellingham Washington sixth, Chelsea Massachusetts and Rochester Minnesota tied seventh, Muskegon Michigan ninth, Maplewood New Jersey tenth. Providence Rhode Island took grand national honors and Class II for 250 000 to 500 000. Other class winners included Philadelphia and San…
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Owensboro
Kentucky
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Lubbock
Teaus
Newsurgh
N. Y
Richmond
Calif
Bellingham
Schedule of church and association meetings in town
Monday evening in the school auditorium. Thursday evening prayer meeting will be at Mrs Nora Schaeffer's home. The ladies association will hold a special Thursday afternoon meeting at the same home to quilt. All members urged to attend. Mrs Bleavelt to act as hostess.
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Nora Schaeffer
Association
Bleavelt
Bean Prices Spark Dispute Across Cities
The text cites price ranges for beans in Antonia Texas Lakewood Ohio and Geneva N. under 20 000 with figures 100000 to 360000 and 60000 to 100000. It notes beans were once widely disreputed.
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Antonia
Texas
Lakewood
Ohio
Geneva
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