Wellington Church of Christ to hold two weeks of revival
The Wellington Church of Christ will run two weeks of revival services starting Monday evening April 2 under temporary pastor Rev E R Peck. The program features a twelve topic Bible course aimed at illuminating inspirational and convincing study. Committee members assisting the pastor include Miss Kathryn Clara for music Mrs Orrin Miller for visitation and Mrs William C Whipple for publicity.
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Wellington
Wellington Aerue of Eagles Entertainment Night
The Wellington Aerue of Eagles held a Thursday evening event with about 100 attendees in Herrick Auditorium. A chow mein dinner was served by the Asian Gardens of Cleveland under Charles Baum, with Ken Dombey’s orchestra providing dinner music and Billy Rice on guitar. The revue featured Nickie Lou Norman and Mary Leonard with other acts, plus Dandoff Russian dances and Verdune acrobatics. Alice Carmen led the orchestra solos as cards and dancing followed with Lloyd Dickinson’s Hillbilly Band.
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Wellington Aerue
Eagles
Herrick Auditorium
Asiatic Gardens
Cleveland
Charles Baum
Ken Dombey
Westlake Hotel
Rocky River
Billy Rice
NBC
Dombey
Nickie Lou Norman
Mary Leonard
Gray Sisters
Frances Dandoff
Madeline Verdune
Alice Carmen
Lioyd Dickinson
Hill Billy Band
Lorain
Pete
Amherst
Callely dies at 64 after heart attack in LaGrange
Famed race horse trainer T F Callely died suddenly at his LaGrange home Monday after a heart attack. A Wellington resident for 30 years, he is survived by his wife May, two brothers John of Ashtabula and Austin of here, and four sisters in Cleveland. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 AM at Wellington St Patrick's Catholic Church with burial in Iezal Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Callely
LaGrange
Hearst
Callely
Wellington
Vicinity
May
John
Ashtapula
Austin
Here
George O'Hara
New London
E. Johnson
F. W. Kiinker
Ernest Snell
Cleveland
Wellington St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Iezal Greenwood Cemetery
Amateur Night at Possum Center Presented by Local Seniors
Under Miss Martha Rutledge guidance a cast of local senior high club students will stage Amateur Night at Possum Center in the school auditorium Friday evening at o'clock. Vaudeville acts include Oliver Alhiest, Harmony Hounds, Willie and Gus Maladhy, and a three act sketch of old plantation songs with Aunt Lilly Uncle Hezzy George Washington Preacher Brown Cuz Calline Phinns Pete General Puschinz Rastus Ebenezer Hickelbottome and other notable Possum Center characters.
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Martha Rutledge
Possum Center
Oliver Alhiest
Aptoe Tanish Harmony Hounds
Willie
Gus Maladhy
Aunt Lilly
Uncle Hezzy
George Washington
Preacher Brown
Cuz Calline
Phinns Pete
General Puschinz
Rastus
Ebenezer Hickelbottome
Regular Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at 7 39
The American Legion Auxiliary holds a regular meeting in the Post rooms tonight at 7 39. Thelma Girlette to entertain the Junior Wing’s Daughters during the session.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Thelma Girlette
Community Groups Schedule Tonight and Tomorrow
The Woman's Relief Corps meets at 7 30 tonight in the 4s A R hall. The Sourgurls meet this afternoon. Silent Circle of the King's Daughters meets tonight at 739 with Mrs. Richard Dui Dr and Mrs C Spangler. Mr and Mrs FE O Blanchard and Edward Wells will entertain the Past Matrons and Past Patrons Association Wednesday evening in the Masonic hall. The Woman's Association of the Congregational church will join with the Oberlin Association tomorrow afternoon.
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Middle Street
Woman's Relief Corps
Sourgurls
Silent Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Richard Dui
C. (. Spangler
FE. O. Blanchard
Edward Wells
Masonic
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Oberlin Association
Bridge teams tie for first in Ramser Grand Slam
At the Andrews Hotel Friday the Ramser Grand Slam teams led by Atto R L Walden Henry Paucherty FE L Henes and Harre Wagner tied for first with 36 points. Delmar Roedel and Webber BeVier joined 34 12 point duo Downer Ramser Bennett and a 27 12 double Duff Ormeroid placed. Substitutes included Henry Dausherty and Marie Ramser. Next week the men face the sixteen player women’s club at Herrick auditorium.
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Atto. R. L. Walden
Henry Paucherty
FE. L. Henes
Harre Wagner
Ramser
Andrews Hotel
A. At. Branson
L. V. Banning
Robert Andrews
Delmar Roedel
Webber BeVier
I. FE. Downer
Henry Ramser
William Bennett
J. T. Duff
Charles Ormeroid
Henry Dausherty
Keith Andrews
Marie Ramser
A. J. Warren
Herrick Auditorium
Shareholders to elect directors at First National Bank meeting
The First National Bank in Wellington schedules its annual meeting Thursday between 2 and 3 pm at the First Wellington Bank to elect directors for the coming year and conduct other business. Migs Haulie Lang of Deertfield attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Ida Furze at the Methodist church Monday. Courtland Knapp and Mrs Ray Reichard visited in Delta Sunday. Adelbert Knapp joined them to Bowling Green to spend the day with Robert Frank. Fire damage at E E Watters home Sunday afternoon reached 1000. A joint Sunday school class party for Marjorie Young and Ralph Gray of the Methodist church was held with a banquet served by the losing side in a recent membership drive. Patty Herrick, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Herrick, has scarier favor. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ sponsored an after church area in the parlor with a song service and plans one per month.
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First National Bank In
Wellington
First Wellington Bank
Migs Haulie Lang, Deertfield, Mich
Ida Furze
Bert Knapp
Hiram
Mary Knapp
Florence Deiterich
Huntington
Ray Reichard
Courtland Knapp
Delta
Adelbert Knapp
Bowling Green
Robert Frank
E. E. Watters
Marjorie Young
Ralph Gray
Methodist Church
Patty Herrick
Robert Herrick
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church of Christ
North Russia Needle Guild Meets at Mrs Marsh Anderson’s Home
Eighteen Oberlin needle guild members visited Lorain for a Thursday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Marsh Anderson. Pink and green decor graced the dining room as Mrs. Henry Sandrock led a busy afternoon session with committee reports. A forthcoming board party was planned at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg’s home, a quilt project continued, and several members from Oberlin and nearby towns attended.
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Oberlin
North Russia
Needleguild
Marsh Anderson
Lorain
Henry Sandrock
Plant
Fred Berg
Toa Tain
Mariop
Ain
Clayton Peabody
Rut Beatedy
John Franklin
Clarence Parsons
Charlee Gibson
Fidward Schramm
Henry Sandroche
Red F Nerz
Acty Gibson
Anna
Mere
Charlie
T Hasenfine
Frank
Hasenfine
Elica Manns
Ladies Host All Day Meeting With Dinner On Thursday
Mrs John Emerich and four cohosts will entertain a group on Thursday April 11. It is an all day meeting with dinner served at noon.
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John Emerich
Theodore Manus
Michael Smith
William Berg
Annaberg
Oberlin Grange Card Party Draws Large Crowd
A Saturday night Oberlin Grange event filled ten tables for progressive pedro. Prizes for high score went to Mrs. Frank Kreuger Sr and Lyman Knowles. consolation prizes to Miss Gertrude Squire and Ralph Heath. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Henry Sandrock, Mrs. Roy Franklin, and Charles Squire Sr. Arrangements for the next party, set in two weeks, were assigned to Mrs. Hollis Keighley, Mrs. Frank Kreuger Sr, and Arthur Faulkner.
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Oberlin Grange
Pedro
Frank Kreuger
Lyman Knowles
Gertrude Squire
Ralph Heath
Henry Sandrock
Roy Franklin
Charles Squire
Hollis Keighley
Grange officers dinner draws Lorain county guests
About 115 Grangers from eleven of Lorain county's fourteen subordinate Granges attended the officers dinner at Oberlin First Methodist church. Deputy Master Frank Mason spoke after group singing led by Mrs. Jessie Kimpton and Mrs. Alice Lawson. Arthur Dawson of South Euclid gave a talk on Grange Benefits. Attendees expressed interest in another similar gathering. Also noted were social visits, a Young Married Couples Bridge gathering, a Wool Growers' meeting, a high school gym injury, and various local visits and events around Oberlin and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Oberlin
Jessie Kimpton
Alice Lawson
Frank Mason
Arthur Dawson
South Euclid
Ernest Parke
Wiliam Bers
Leonard Bers
Edward Schramm
Junita
Simeon Nash
B. Chester Nash
Eliza Manns
Job Hatherell
Oberlin Grange
Harlan Schramm
Wool Growers’ Association
East Oberlin
Donald Webber
Oberlin High School
Tiarvey Lipstrne
Richard
Wvrecliffe
Anna Berg
Ethel Gibson
Alta Arington
E. G. Johnson
Elyria
Juanita Schramm
Oberlin School of Commerce
Ruth
Marlyn Manas
Henry Pallas
West Ridge
Fred Berg
John Miller
Cleveland
Hor
Fred Kent
Elvrra
Eiver Grills
Cecil Grills
Delia Hann
Ludolph Kreezer
Walter Burgenheim
Allan Lang
Berea
Mildred Rosanovitch
Doris Wangerein
Baldwin-Wallace College
Arthur Wangerein
Louis Berg
Freq Berg
Memel Territory: Transfer to Lithuania After Versailles
Fragmentary record notes Memel Territory severed from Germany after the Versailles Treaty. Initially under the Conference of Ambassadors, the area was handed to Lithuania in 1923 amid postwar tensions and territorial realignments.
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Wee Than Re Miles
Nea
Germany
Memel
Versailles
Neo
Conference of Ambassadors
Lithuania
Amherst Study Club Luncheon At The Stone House
Amherst April 2 the Amherst Study Club met at The Stone House Kolbe road for a luncheon at 1 39 covering 18 members and one guest. A program included a one act read Miss Civilization a book review Ventures April Fool's Day sketch and a musical contest. Next meeting set for April 22 at Mrs J H Ludwig Lincoln Street with details to follow.
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Amherst. O
Amherst Study Club
Stone House
Kolbe Road
Mayme Blum
L. Roemer
Athletic Club Holds Monthly Meeting and Plans Party
The regular monthly meeting of the Athletic Club was held last evening in the club rooms. The club sponsors another private party Saturday night April 13 with the place to be announced later. Members are organizing a local league softball team. All members not present are asked to contact officers. Juneneon was served to 27 members.
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Atheletic Club
Amherst meeting outlines hospital benefit show and civic lists
At the April Amherst Business Men's Association meeting held Monday at St Pauls Lutheran parlors, a benefit show for the local hospital was discussed. Thirty six attended as supper was served, with plans for a Town Hall show on April 25 to raise funds. A quilt show was postponed and civic committees were listed, with a Rey sceant move noted and a future announcement promised.
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Amherst Business Men's Association
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Amherst Democratic Women’s Club
Te Organiz Sion
Conrad Zilch Xrove
Amherst
Rey
Svemt
Roems Attye
Annnainerd Dom
Mrs Conrad Mulder Honored At Pathian Society Gathering
Mrs Conrad Mulder was a featured guest at a Pathian Society meeting in West Machia on Monday evening. A brief business session was followed by a social hour with refreshments and a table reception. Attendees included Mrs Neuree Schaeifer and many listed members and guests.
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Conrad Mulder
Myele Chun
Pathian
Wloog
Selactfer
George Untiner
Ivq Lyneh
Katherine Caseeron
George Baus
HH. A. Monger
Ada Pascetl
Jessie McLean
A. Lauer
Frank Mischka
Ruth Ehrman
Ella Jaecer
Ane
Ali
April church meetings schedule in local notices
The April meeting of the Senior League at St Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church will be in church parlors with an April Foo social hour. Pythian Sisters meet at Pythian Hall with inspection practice before. Evangelical church cottage prayer at Mr and Mrs Beetler Middle street. St Paul Lutheran Men's Club holds regular meeting at the church.
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League of
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Church Paviors
God's Pattern for Power at Four Square praise service
The Four Square church will host a praise and prayer service at Pythian Hall Wednesday at 7 30 pm with the subject God's Pattern for Power. Choir rehearsal is set for Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs George Garthe on Hazel Street. Practice continues for the Easter program.
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Four Square Church
Pythian Hall
George Garthe
Hazel Street
Mary Martha Bridge Party Held At Cleveland Avenue Home
The Mary Martha class of the Congregational church enjoyed a pleasant Monday evening at Mrs. Franke Radde’s home on Cleveland avenue with Mrs. Vincent Nalley assisting. After a short business session, eighteen members played bridge, awarding high score to Mrs. J. R. MacKenzie and second to Mrs. Arthur Hamel. Tempting refreshments were served at small tables.
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Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Franke Radde
Cleveland Avenue
Vincent Nalley
J. R. MacKenzie
Arthur Hamel
Home Hygiene Classes Taught Under Red Cross Aid
A home hygiene and care of the sick course conducts under the auspices of the Red Cross, starting in Amherst. FERA supplies the nurse, free textbooks, and all equipment. Classes meet in Red Cross rooms. Interested individuals should contact Mrs. E. E. Foster, local branch chair.
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Amherst
FERA
Red Cross
Red Crosse
E. E. Foster
Stone City Chapter Initiation Ceremony Scheduled
Stone City Chapter of Eastess Stars will hold its annual initiation Wednesday evening with Mrs Reba Ferguson of West Salem Ohio as inspecting officer District Deputy Grand Matron. Four candidates will be initiated A social hour will follow and refreshments will be served by a committee Many guests are expected from out of town.
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Stone City Chapoer
Eastess Stars
Mra
Reba
Property transfers and new home moves in Lincoln area
Mr and Mrs J HH Ludwiz move household goods from Oderiin to the Baumhardt property on Lincoln Street vacated by Mrs Conger. Clair Yentzer buys the Hopkins property on Franklin Avenue and will move in. Mr and Mrs Hopkins and Mr and
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J. HH. Ludwiz
Oderiin
Baumhardt
Lincoln Strest
Conger
Clair Yentzer
Hopkins
Franklin Avenue
Same
Old Glory Grange Meeting Reports March 28
Old Glory Grange No. 2215 held a meeting with 47 members and one visitor, Mr. Hummel from Ridgeville, present. The first and second degrees were shown with tableaux. West Side won the pest hunt. East Side to furnish lunch and program soon. Willmot Long won the penney match. Next meeting April 11, men in charge of lunch, ladies of program, committee named. County agent Hummel presented a film on barriers to chew construction for chunch bugs.
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Old Glory Grange No. 2215
Hummel
Ridgeville
Stella S[lamler
Willmot Long
Fred Prasger
Clement Reinders
Alden Hopkins
Cyril Reinders
Charles Opfer
Sullivan Briefs From Sullivan April News
Sullivan reports Beard family returning from Colorado with Hazel and Mrs Ora Fackles. Beard’s sister remains fragile. Relatives attended the funeral of Mrs Elwood Wiley in Pork Friday afternoon. Ladies Aid of the Christian Church served lunch to the school last Tuesday. C A Rogers of Norwalk visited Thursday amid property moves. Mrs Malcom Miller was absent from teaching duties.
Rockwood and DeVries Move to New Homes in Lincoln and Cleveland
Mrs Earl Rockwood will move into the Kane Duplex on Lincoln Street. The DeVries sisters will move into the Hanchette residence on Cleveland Avenue.
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Earl Rockwood
Kane Duplex
Lincoln Street
DeVries Sisters
Hanchette
Cleveland Avenue
Basketball Banquet Plans Set by PTA Committee
PTA committee meets tonight to finalize arrangements for the annual basketball banquet at the school auditorium. A program will follow supper, with a large crowd expected under PTA auspices.
Legion Post 118 to Meet Friday Evening
The regular meeting of Elmer Johnsson Post No 118 of the American Legion will be held at the club rooms Friday evening. Mrs. Joseph Heathcote and house guest Mrs. Hannah Jackson Lorain were Monday guests of Mrs. B A Jenne. Walter Linehos Cleveland spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Emily Linehos Tenney avenue.
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Elmer Johnsson Post No. 118
The
American Legion
Joseph Heathcote
Hannah Jackson
Lorain
B. A. Jenne
Walter Linehos
Cleveland
Emily Linehos
Tenney Avenue
Local Social Notes Mention Ashland Death and Visits
Couple days last week on account of Mr Miller's father's death in Ashland. Mrs Leigh ton Follock substituted for Mrs Miller. Mr and Mrs H T Skeeles, daughters Alice and Frances and Mr Emily Vines Weller motored to Cleveland to see Miss Marjory Skeeles convalescing from a Lakeside hospital operation. Miss Mary Short and cousin of Elyria were in town Friday evening. Mr and Mrs E B Knick of Cuyahoga Falls were weekend guests of their mother Mrs Dudley. Mr and Mrs C H Rogers spent the winter in Norwalk and returned Saturday. Mrs Rogers will stay for the summer and Mr Rogers will drive from work to spend the week-end at home.
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Miller
Ashland
Leighton Follock
H. T. Skeeles
Alice
Frances
Emily Vines Weller
Cleveland
Marjory Skeeles
Lakeside Hospital
Mary Short
Elyria
E. OB. Knick
Cuyahoga Falls
Dudley
C. H. Rogers
Norwalk
Nervous Breakdown Warnings Warned by Experts
Washington doctors describe a buzzer system in some people that signals an approaching nervous breakdown. Dr. Walter Freeman of George Washington University defines the condition as discomfort without organic cause causing disability. He notes grouchiness, sleeplessness, headaches, pain, and worry as symptoms and cites a left wrist throbbing cue for rest.
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Washington
Walter Freeman
George Washington University
Freeman
Red Snow Report From Anatolia Turkey Depth Reaches One Inch
Red snow fell across parts of Anatolia Turkey with depths reported up to one inch in several sections. Local observers noted the unusual coloration and brief disruption to daily activities in affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatolia
Turkey
Control Plan May Save Texas Water
A vast plan to control soil and water losses across Texas, with a $100,000,000 expenditure over ten years, was announced by Dr. H. V. Gelb of the Federal Soil Erosion Service. The plan targets annual $30,000,000 losses from erosion, aims to conserve moisture, and reduce flood damage across all state sections, starting with the South Plains, Northwestern and Southern divisions, and the Rio Grande Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Texas
H. V. Gelb
Federal Soil Erosion Service
South Plains
Rio Grande Plains
Women join new National League of Airmen movement
Women rally to Britain air minded movement sponsoring by the Government to promote the Royal Air Force and civil aviation. They wear small silver and blue airplane badges, urge men to join, and badge demand often outstrips supply. London headquarters are crowded with applicants as meetings and films expand awareness of the League’s aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
National League of Airmen
Royal Air Force
League
London
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Courtland
E. Pinkham
Barbara Spears
Akron
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Grand Slam Bridge Club
Grange Card Party
C.O.D
Murbach Coal& Supply Co
W. Bridge ST
Haiti
State Department
Cordell Hull
Albert Blanchet
Central Book Store
Church &1
Christ Witker
Warvard Ave
Elyria, O
Farmers’ Mutual Home Insurance CO
Old Glory Grange
Sullivan
ATR
Frank Luppino
Lodi Street
SOL Heels
Citizens Budget Company
Livrig
Masonic Temple
Torain
6Th Street
Ildred Snow Gleason
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