Brotherhood of First Christians Cited By Minister
In a Sunday sermon at First Congressional Church Dr William Muir Auld discusses Acts 2 44 to contrast communal sharing with modern Soviet style communism He notes believers in Jerusalem shared possessions under divine guidance and that hypocrites Ananias and Sapphira died for deceit He emphasizes revival would alter economics and breed generosity followed by the line Great grace was upon them all Acts 4:33-5.
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First Congressional Church
Wiliam Muir Auld
Soviet
Russia
Jerusalem
Annaias
Saphira
Local Notices From La Grange April Weekend Highlights
Miss Maria Wolcott of O S U spent the weekend with her parents here. Mr and Mrs Orva Hastings and family plan to move to the Robbins farm soon. Miss Erloufse Wilson of Cleveland visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Percy Root drove to Circle Sunday. Supt Jones and Coach Wareham attended a school masters party Tuesday evening. Mrs Merle Hastings and late daughter Jane Lee stayed with Leonard Forbush on Church Street. Mr and Mrs L W Stranahan moving into Yeamons house. Miss Jean Louise Adams hosted Miss Belly Agate of Emilia. Mrs Ithel AZat dined at the Adams home Sunday. Gerald A Wilson will spend spring vacation with his parents, a Miami University freshman at Oxford. Mrs Lues Leihs visited Mr and Mrs EF Yeamons of Oberlin Sunday.
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LA Grange
Maria Wolcott
Orva Hastings
Robbins Farm
Erloufse Wilson
Cleveland
Percy Root
Circle
Supt. Jones
Coach Wareham
Merle Hastings
Jane Lee
Leonard Forbush
Church Street
L. W. Stranahan
Yeamons House
Jean Louise Adams
Belly Agate
Emiia
Ithel Azat
Adams
Gerald A. Wilson
W.G. Wilson
Miami University
Oxford
Lues Leihs
EF. J. Yeamons
Ober
Mn Sundar
John Clark Reappears as Star Architect After Secret Homes
Carol sails away hopeful but John is absent. Months pass with no word. A Paris trip boosts her fashion line while rumors of John’s return swirl. A magazine reveals John Clark, the sleepless architect, designed a celebrated model house and gains well earned acclaim.
Local Social Notes From Elyria Area
Mr and Mrs John Yeackel of Cleveland called on Mrs G W Robbins and other relatives Sunday. Miss Loretta Zeroil will complete her business course at Oberlin School of Commerce this week. Old Glory Grange officers will attend a county banquet in Oberlin. Circle No 1 hosted a delightful dinner for 22 at Mrs John Curtiss home. Several teas and bridge luncheon events noted, with local families and visitors mentioned. A sixteen birthday anniversary celebrated at John Holcomb's home with a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yeackel
Cleveland
G. W., Robbins
Jack Kolbe
Norwado
Ohio
Clarence Smith
Sam Brown
Loretta Zeroil
Oberlin School of Commerce
Harry Swartz
Circle No. 1
John Curtiss
Harmon Sheldon
Circle No. 4
Circle Nugent
Amherst
Has
Bird Wilcox
Frankie Pierce
Fred Beaver
Clyde Beaver
Elvira
Charles Opfer
Gorn
Memorial Hospital
Irvin Schildt
Hazel Ray
Andrew Rawson
Steam Rollers
M. BE
Henry Gott
Harriette Knowles
Lakewood
Malvern Spicer
Alva Spicer
Cherlin
John Holcomb
Thelma Toby
Norwalk
Min Touby
Nettle Bowen
Elyria
Will Ginnard
C. C. Hines
Arnold Hines
Fifth Grade Student Treated After Day Incident
A fifth grade student was taken to Spencer for treatment and X-ray after an incident on a school day. The pupil is identified as a fifth grader and was evaluated by medical staff.
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Day
Spencer
PTA Meeting Features Judge Wilcox Address and Talent
The regular PTA gathering met Tuesday evening in the Auditorium with Judge H. C. Wilcox of Elyria as speaker. Mr and Mrs Harry Dean performed three songs with their daughter Evyadne. The County Council sets an April 9 meeting in Columbia for an afternoon and evening session.
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Parent Teachers’ Association
H. C. Wilcox
Elyria
Harry Dean
Evyadne
County Council
Columbia
Five Hundred Club Hosts Pot Luck at Opfer Home
A pot luck dinner was served at Mrs. Harold Opfer's home on Wednesday by Five Hundred club members. Mrs. Will Younglas won high score, with Mrs. C. H. Opfer second, Mrs. Nicky Younglas third, Mrs. B. L. Wilcox consolation, and Mrs. Joe Bickel the door prize. On April 10, Mrs. Charles Opfer will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Opfer
Five Hundred Club
Will Younglas
C. H. Opfer
Nicky Younglas
B. L. Wilcox
Joe Bickel
Charles Opfer
Gott Family Trip North to Washington Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Gott with daughter Mrs Gertrude Moshier of Granville depart Saturday night for a visit with Mr and Mrs Philip Gott and family in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gott
Gertrude Moshier
Granville
Philip Gott
Washington, D. C
Vincent Family News At Penfield And Nearby
April notes from Penfield and Vincent record visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Harvey Stoughton hosted Vincent VINCENT and guests, while Miss Hazel Heston returns to teaching after influenza. Zelma Lois Stoughton stayed overnight with G H Stoughton relatives. Elaine Brown visits from Cleveland. Henry MelIntire and Doward Thorpe work in Watseka, Illinois. A birthday party at Letty Hecock’s Penfield residence honors Mrs Hecock.
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Vincent
Harvey Stoughton
Penfield
M. P. Reese
Hazel Heston
Vincent School
Jessie Mahan
Zelma Lois Stoughton
G. H. Stoughton
Elaine Brown
Cleveland
Penfield Junction
Henry MelIntire
Doward Thorpe
Watseka
Wllinois
Letty Hecock
Penfield Dunation
Pre nuptial shower honors Miss Dorothy Rising in Belden
Several young ladies gathered at Dorothy Rising s Belden home on Friday evening for a shower in anticipation of her marriage to Kenneth Kolbe. Attendees from LaGrange included Ruth and Wilma Rockwood and Aizena Ruth Adams Ella Mae Conklin Gladys and Frances Forbush Arvella and Eileen Walkden and Juans Mohies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rising
Belden
Kenneth Kolbe
LaGrange
Ruth
Wilma Rockwood
Aizena
Ruth Adams
Ella Mae Conklin
Gladys
Frances Forbush
Arvella
Eileen Walkden
Juans Mohies
Willing Workers Class Social Near Penfield Junction
Social notes record evenings of card play and refreshments among Willing Workers Class members and Progressive Class attendees at the M E Church. Guests include Eschtruths Carpenter Starr Reese Whalen Stoughton Mahan and others with birthday and wedding anniversary tributes and gifts.
Huntington Birthday Celebration Honors Elizabeth Denzen
Huntington April 2 Mr and Mrs Charles Rugs and two grandchildren Martha and Stanley Denzen joined Elizabeth Denzen sister of the couple to celebrate her 17th birthday last Thursday night at Mrs Bettz home in Medina.
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Huntington
Charles Rugs
Martha
Stanley Denzen
Elizabeth Denzen
Bettz
Medina
Juvenile Grange Party At Grange Hall Draws Crowd
A fair crowd attended the juvenile Grange party at the Grange Hall last Wednesday night. Ice cream cake candy popcorn doughnuts and coffee were enjoyed. Dancing card playing and visiting were diversions of the evening.
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Grange Hall
Forest Rice Home Guests List Includes Paul Rice and Friends
Sunday visitors at the Forest Rice home included Paul Rice and a party from Alliance such as Mr. and Mrs. Francis Biddinser Ray Rice Ely tia Mrs. Lovilla Rice Sullivan Dr. Garrison Mrs. Carl Garrison and daughter Ruth of Cleveland with other local attendees.
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Forest Rice Home
Paul Rice
Alliance
Francis Biddinser
Ray Rice
Elytia
Lovilla Rice
Sullivan
Garrison
Carl Garrison
Ruth
Cleveland
Local social notes from Spencer and area visits
Miss Evalyn Rugg visits cousin Miss Geneva Muller. Grace Crije visits with her parents Mr and Mrs J Crile. Mrs Earl Berger of Spencer visits relatives Mr and Mrs C Finkie. Finkie family news includes sister Mrs Helen Berry and Mrs Lillian Wheeler of Norwalk. The Grines of Rochester and Ed Wilcox of Wellington call on Beckiey Lauchert. Howard Dill and Karl Weiderich host Sunday callers in Spencer. Ben Jones visits his mother at his sister Mrs John Britton’s Avon home. Mrs Art Cole and Mrs OL HF Diram join Mr Jones. Mrs Jones rests after a fall at the Oberlin Conservatory two months ago. Despite age, the break heals with knitting. Mr and Mrs Line Lone, and Harley Long with Dorothy and Ruth visit Ashland at the B F Miller and C Long home. Raymond Cassell, son of Mr and Mrs R A Cassel, has been
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Evalyn Rugg
Geneva Muller
Cleveland
Grace Crije
J. Crile
Earl Berger
Af Spencer
Finkie
Helen Berry
Lillian Wheeler
Norwalk
Wallace Grines
Rochester
Ed. Wilcox
Wellington
Beckiey-Lauchert
Hioward Dill
Karl Weiderich
Spencer
Ben Jones
John Britton
Avon
Art Cole
OL HF
Diriam
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Litchfield Student Maria Madre Shines in Oratorical Contest
Marie Madre represented Litchfield School in the Mallet Creek oratorical contest held Thursday night. She delivered a polished speech, earning recognition for the local entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Marie Madre
Litchfield School
Mallet Creek
Miss Esther Frombaugh Injured After Fall on Wag
Miss Esther Frombaugh bruised her leg two weeks ago when she fell from the wagon while returning from the sugar bush with a group of girls from her mother’s Sunday school class. The injury worsened recently and a bone abscess is feared. Church women host a Fellowship meeting on Wednesday April 3 in Oberlin with a 1 pm potluck at James Brand house. Florence Fitch of Oberlin College will discuss Jerusalem, the Joy of the Whole Earth, with transport arranged by Mrs. D. T. Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Miller visited Lakewood and Berea over the weekend. The East division of the L. B. S. serves lunch at the Congregational annex on Thursday noon. Virginia Stocker was absent from school all last week due to illness. Mrs. E. E. Treese is staying with her sister Mrs. A. Swanker after leaving the Adam Rising home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Frombaugh
Congregational Church
Oberlin
James Brand House
Florence Fitch
Oberlin College
Jerusalem
D. T. Lloyd
K. E. Miller
Lakewood
Berea
Congregational Annex
Virginia Stocker
E. E. Treese
A. Swanker
Adam Rising
New London Basketball Banquet Highlights Seal of Season
In New London on Friday the combined Wildcat and Blue Streak squads plus about seventy-five guests gathered at the M E Parish House for the annual cage banquet and letters. Supt Iva J Landes presided, Lester I Leech gave the invocation, and the program featured talks by the team and faculty rather than outside speakers. Katherine Staples discussed girls basketball and prospects for next season, while Robert Bounce Renier spoke on season highlights and future hopes. Elmer Crabbes presented numeral and letters to squad members including Katherine Staples Theola Hammond Margarett Thomas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Wildcat
Blue Streak
M. E. Parish House
Iva J. Landes
Robert
Bounce Renier
Katherine Staples
Elmer Crabbes
Theola Hammond
Marghbelle Thomas ¢Indi
Jaerephine Lilley
Marian Hotchkiss
Delta Delt Dance Follows Squad Awards Ceremony
Edna Draves and teammates received awards from Coach Richard Meyer with humorous introductions. Letters and numerals were presented to several members including Jay Thomas and Richard Daniels. Table decorations featured red and black squad colors and programs. guests then attended the Delta Delt dance in the High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Draves
Lucille Merrill
Jean Coon
Margaret Winebar
Leahdora Knapp
Dorothy Atwood
Betty Bricker
Rose Hartley
Agis Gardner
Marian Arpasi
Zdena Mleck
Irene Moore
Richard Meyer
Jay Thomas
Robert Burley
Percy Parnell
Richard Daniels
Merrill Clark
Franklin Dunlap
Vernon Johnson
Hubert Snyder
Richard Funk
William Weston
Maurice Farmer
Eugene Funk
Thomas Evans
Richard Knapp
Robert Carpenter
Mobilization for Catholic Action Extended in Northern Ohio
Ernst J. Boho announces a one week extension of the Knights of Columbus Mobilization for Catholic Action in northern Ohio. Elyria council participates as 10 new member applications were received locally. total northern Ohio membership gain exceeds 1,100 with a goal near 3,000 as the drive continues.
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Keights of
Knights of Columbus
Bohn
Ohio
Farewell Reception for Clawsons by Farm Women Club
About twenty seven members of the Town Line Progressive Farm Women's Club hosted a farewell reception for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clawson at Miss Bess Purdy's home. The Clawsons left Thursday for Akron Ohio where Mr. Clawson found employment. Dainty refreshments were served and guests sent best wishes.
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Town Line
Progressive Farm Women’s Club
Bess Purdy
Harry Clawson
Akron
Ohio
Hibbard Remodels Alva Case House on Grant Street
G M Hibbard who bought the Alva Case property on Grant Street is remodeling the house. It will be occupied soon by the Fred Snyder family as the new residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Hibbard
Alva Case
Grant Street
Fred Snyder
Royal welcome for Mr and Mrs C E Ward at company picnic
About 150 employees of the C E Ward Company greeted Mr and Mrs C E Ward with an old fashioned picnic dinner in the factory building on Friday marking a warm homecoming.
Society to Meet Monthly Womens Foreign Missionary Society
The regular monthly meeting of the Women s Foreign Mission ary Society of the 1st M E church is announced. Members are urged to attend the gathering at the church to discuss upcoming mission projects and community outreach.
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The
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
1St
M. E. Church
Pattern for Jacket Dress Seeks Summer Wear
Assistant Professor notes epidemic of spots in silk crepes cottons and linens. Flattering jacket dress design Style No 3902 fits sizes 38 to 46 bust with short sleeve option. Send 25 cents for pattern and 10 cents for single issue, address Pattern Department Chronicle Telegraph New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Chronicle-Teleratty Pattern Department
New York
Trifles By Elmo Scott Watson
A young man named George Westinghouse demonstrates an air brake to a skeptical railroad official. The invention halts a speeding train abruptly, proving the air brake makes high speed railroading possible and marks a pivotal machine age triumph.
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George M. Westinghouse
America
Young Westinghouse
George
Western Newspaper Union
Event at Mrs Ward's Home Features Ladies Aid Leaders
A gathering will be held on Wednesday afternoon April 3 at the home of Mrs. C. E. Ward. Assisting will be Mrs. P. M. Whitte with Mrs. I. G. Watson serving as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ward
P. M. Whitte
I. G. Watson
Annual In spection service by New London Chapter No 110 R A M
The village Masonic Annual Inspection drew about ninety members from surrounding communities. Guests included James Gorman of Bellevue and other Grand officers. A dinner by Leroy Chapter 82 O E S preceded the meeting. Two candidates were exemplified, with William Miller praised for his King Solomon role at age over seventy. Freemont to host Arch reunion in May with capitular Masonry degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Masonic Temple
Masonic Order
James Gorham
Bellevue
Frank K. Hall
Shelby
Paul G. Lutz
Lakewood
Ohio
Willard T. Francis
16Th Arch
Lorain
Leroy
F. W. Carvey
William Miller
Solomon
Fremont
Claudette Marie and Wayne Arnold Born at New London Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Souque welcome baby girl Claudette Marie born Tuesday at New London Hospital. Mr and Mrs Wm Timbs announce son Wayne Arnold born Wednesday at the hospital. The Longstock family hosts sixty farm friends Friday night marking retirement and move to New London. Elmer Longstreet to operate the farm.
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John Souque
New London Hospital
Claudette Marie
Wm. Timbs
Wayne Arnold
Wm. Longstock
Songstock
New London
Elmer Longstreet
Pedro
Ewart Hartman
Esther Longstock
Frank Born
Longstocks
New London Grange
Townsend Grance
Cuesis
Uged
Denmark as an agricultural community in 19th century notes
Denmark is an agricultural community where about 10 percent of its people work in shops or factories, reflecting a rural economy with limited industrial employment outside farming.
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Denmark
Onmay
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Brotherhood of First Christians
Fialy
Carol
Ranny
John
Paris
John Clark
Pr. T. A. Held
Mrs. Opfer
Helen Conklin
Harvey Slaugsht
Wednes
Mister Colins
Elsie
Sheba
ED Dodd
Duke
Onited
Tan
Hearts
D. F. Eschtruth
Neva Goodsite
John Carpenter
Arthur Eschtruth
Myron Starr
Chester Whalen
Pardee
Laurabell Stoughton
Methodist Church Sunday School
T. M. Baldwin
Frank Trockley
C. E. McIntire
Leroy Rhone
John Cook
John Tarnish
Eddy
J. G. Morris
Morris
C. E. McIintire
George Reese
Sarah Pickett
Mansfield
G. Sh. Stoughton
M. E. Church Ladies’ Aid Society
George Avery
Birmingham
J. Cook
Tl. Rhone
F. Trockiery
Juvenile Party
Laura I. Baldt, A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
N.Y
Buok
Fattern
Elmo Scott Watson
O-Donnell
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