Community notices from First Methodist and related groups
Twenty five members of the Plus Ultra class of the First Methodist church were guests of Mrs William Griffin at her home 1509 Hast avenue. Officers will be elected at the May meeting and Mrs Robson will host at 1415 East avenue. Mary A Chandler Tent No 122 Daughters of Union Veterans pledged to raise funds for delegates to the Columbus convention. Bagley lodge auxiliary hosted a bingo party and rummage sale plans were announced. Josephine Hamilton spoke on China for the Cora May Walton Mission Study Club. Knights of Pythias to present Sons of Pluto at Oberlin tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
William Griffin
Hast Avenue
George Robson
I. P. Rockafellow
Matt Bender
Kenneth Brown
Thomas Schmitt
Lucille Miller
Phyllis West
Wilbur Gaston
Robson
East Avenue
Mary A Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
YM. Coa
Maude Jackson
Columbus
Florence Holvombe
Florence Terry
Pierce
The
Yomga
Bagley Lodge
Lorget
Letha Pusbach
Mrs Pusbach
Josephine Hamilton
China
Oberlin
Shansi
Cora May Walton
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Sons of Pluto
Obert Knights
Pythian
Ati
Elyria Knights
Public Affairs group debate on defense at W C A meeting
Miss Nelle Wilderson Mrs Swen Nielsen and Mrs Frank Stetson led a discussion on defending the nation at the Public Affairs group of the W C A on Monday afternoon. Recommendations included adequate defense joiner responsibility with patrons and independent action extension of trade agreements lower duties settlement of war debts and active participation in international economic organizations to foster peace. Mrs Willis G Chandler directed the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Wilderson
Swen Nielsen
Frank Stetson
Willis G. Chandler
Spring Party At Chestnut Judge Hosts Orae Sempre
Hostess to Orae Sempre Mrs H H Wel lent of Chestnut Judge presided over a Spring party last night with prizes for high and low scores won by Walter Mc Mulley and Mrs Oscar Koehn. A luncheon table featured Easter colors daffodils pale yellow tapers and Easter nests as favors. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs McMullen of East River street.
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Orae Sempre
H. H. Wellent
Glia
Walter Mc Mulley
Oscar Koehn
Mrs Davies Hosts G G G Club at Dorothy Davies Home
G G G club members enjoyed bridge and Michigan at Mrs Dorothy Davies home on Winckles Street with Grace Shinskey and Mrs Davies posting high scores Ruth Smith and Julia Kokai were consolation. Babe Bennett received the special lab prize. Easter motif decor and salad course followed. Next meeting set for April 26 at Babe Bennett’s 127 Madison Avenue.
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Dorothy Davies
Winckles Street
Bridge
Michigan
Grace Shinskey
Davies
Ruth Smith
Julia Kokai
Babe Bennett
Madisun Avenue
Oberlin College head outlines international essay awards
Oberlin College President Lenest Hateh Wilkins announced winners of the international organization essay contest open to Oberlin students. He outlined five posteable plans proposed at the time the contest was announced in February after a series of speeches on international affairs.
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Oberlin College
Lenest Hateh Wilkins
Wilkins
Girl Scout Troop No 7 Members Complete Classes
During a meeting at Mrs Alice Crafts home Betty Lou Flood and Agnes Davis completed the second class requirements while Shirley McGowan passed some requirements. Six scouts prepared bed making tests and a picnic is planned at Metropolitan Park in Cleveland with members closing the meeting after Good-Night Circle and Taps.
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LROOP
Betty Lou Flood
Agnes Davis
Shirley McGowan
Alice Craft
Metropolitan Park
Cleveland
Church Division Meeting Hosts Easter Decor Plan
Mrs H Brillhart chaired a Division of Second Congregational Church gathering at her Woodland Avenue home. Mrs John Hecock led the devotional Songs of the Souls of Men and members agreed to help decorate the church for Easter. Mrs Guisinger read a letter from Noreen of Fen Chow Hospital in China. Mrs E McRoberts invited the group to meet at her home on Tuesday May tenth.
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H. Brillhart
Woodland Avenue
Second Congregational Church
John Hecock
Noreen
Fen Chow Hospital
China
Guisinger
E. McRoberts
Furnace Street
Students win prizes in peace league essay contest at Oberlin
National league ideas and covenants dominate the awards in a six division contest at Oberlin College. William G Smith of Waterbury Connecticut won best terms for a defensive alliance with Great Britain and helped craft a League of Democracies covenant. James C Davies of Oak Park Illinois earned top terms for US entry into the League of Nations. Four shared the covenant prize for a League of Nations, while three shared the All American League of Nations prize among Edward Anderson James Deer and Edward Nicol. Four more shared the League of Democracies covenant with Frances Ann Trarvey Russell Fessenden Miss Harvey the lone female winner. David Barry of Cleveland took the open division with a non political peace idea. Trustees and judges from Cherlin College Oberlin and Chicago participated. Men’s views show a strong wish for peaceful international accord but amid debate.
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United States
Great Britain
League of Nations
William G Smith
Waterbury
Connecticut
League of Democrates
James C. Davies
Oak Park
Illinois
Senate
League of Narions
Davies
Milton Bassett
Bridgeport
Arthur Elliott
Long Island City
Edward Anderson
South Lend
Indiana
James W. Deer
Evanston
Edward V. Nicol
Beirut
Syria
Smith and Davies
Frances Ann Trarvey
Russell Fessenden
Washington
D. C
Harvey
Luna
Ohio
David Barry
Cleveland
Wilkins
Cherlin College
Henry J. Haskell
The
Kansas City Star
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
James H. Causey
New York City
Institute of International Education
Oberlin
Edwin W. Brouse
Akron
Leyton Carter
Cleveland Cross
A. Beatrice Doerscuk
Bronxville
Adena Miller Rich
Chicago
Erwin N. Griswold
Cambridge, Mass
Eaton High cagers feted at banquet in Haton
About fifty attended the Eaton High School basketball banquet honoring the Caton team last night at the Eaton gym. Roy Clifford Western Reserve coach spoke on discipline and officiating, showed game films, and Rowland Wolfe athletic clips. Dave Cook acted as toastmaster as letters were awarded to six varsity players, three cheerleaders, and a manager with Art Rice named most valuable player and Paul Sievert most improved. Dancing closed the evening with Chuck Whitney’s orchestra.
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Haton
Caton
Eaton High School
Roy Clifford
Western Reserve
Clifford
Ohio University-Western Reserve
Penn State Reserve
Dartmouth Reserve
Rowland Wolfe
Dave Cook
Eaton
Cook
John Sakola
W. EB. Kessler
C. A. Gibbons
Richard Hawke
Art Rice
Paul Sievert
Betty Zishm
Harry Salisbury
John W. Wardell
Dave
Wayne Tite
Betrie Medurek
Amy Christenson
Amelia Balogh
William Shirkey
Chuck Whitney
Orchestra of
Elyria
Hindu Monk Speaks At Oberlin Today
Hindu monk Dr. Mahanan Brata Brahmachari International World Fellowship Secretary will lecture in Oberlin today at noon on Indian Mysticism in Finney Chapel and at 4 9 in the King Bosworth Room of the Men's Building on Yoga Philosophy and Oriental Mysticism. A scholar with MA and PhD from the University of Chicago in Philosophy, he tours 76 American cities before returning to his monastery in India and will address college student bodies at Antioch Hiram Western Reserve Harvard Radcliffe Rochester Colgate Hamilton St Lawrence and Vassar during the first two weeks of April.
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Oberlin
Mahanan Brata Brahmachari
International World Fellowship
Finney Chapel
King Bosworth
Brahmachari
India
Antioch
Hiram
Western Reserve
Harvard
Radcliffe
Rochester
Colgate
Hamilton
St. Lawrence
Vassar
University of Chicago
Exams Open For Government Jobs Across Multiple Agencies
The United States Civil Service Commission announced competitive examinations for several government positions. Openings include head actuary for the Social Security Board at $6,500 yearly, poultry inspector roles, bank note designer at $17.28 daily, and chemist grades at $2,000 to $4,600 yearly. Full details available from J E Dewhurst at the post office.
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Governament Service
United States Civil
Rvice Commission
J. E. Dewhurst
Civil Service Board of Examiners
Social Security Board
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Dewhurst
Statue Groups Feature Gymnastic Team Exhibition
Clearview School hosted a gymnastic exhibition by the Lyria Y M C A team with living statues from two eras. Modern figures included a runner shot putter swimmer and basketball players while ancient Greek figures covered the wounded warrior discus thrower dying gladiator fettered slave apoxyomenus and Mercury in flight. The program also showcased rolls springs and bar work with team members David Taylor Thomas Smith Willem Pemberthy Harrison Comstock Earl Hill Jack Yost Arnold Alesander Ted Washke Lester Hawke and manager Carl Karp. Germany's population density is 365 per square mile slightly higher than Connecticut.
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Clearview
Parent-Teacher Association
David Taylor
Thomas Smith
Willem Pemberthy
Harison Comstock
Earl Hill
Jack Yost
Arnold Alesander
Ted Washke
Lester Hawke
Carl Karp
Five Nominated For Rotary Directors In Elyria
Five Elyria Rotary Club members were nominated as candidates for directors at a weekly meeting at the Elks Restaurant. Three directors will be elected next month. Nominees are J. D. Severs Andrew Ormsby Worth Fauver Arthur Smith and Harry W. Luethi.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
J. D. Severs
Andrew Ormsby
Worth Fauver
Arthur Smith
Harry W. Luethi
Deane Burns
R. R. Bevard
M. E. Whitman
Paul Gentzel
Arthur Giles
William F. Gollmar
Ralph Murbach
Karl Plocher
Mark Willis
F. Howard Callahan
Windermere
Christ
Intelligence origin traced to Latin verb meaning to choose
The origin of the term intelligence is linked to a Latin root meaning to understand and to choose between. This etymology highlights how intelligence has historically conveyed discernment and decision making.
Fire Fighters Boast Never A Dull Moment
Des Moines fire department members cite constant action as proof of flair in duty. Fay Hatch returns from a day off to find fellow firefighters battling a home blaze on his first floor. A Company 11 recruit rushes to his first alarm only to realize he forgot his pants.
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DHS
Des Muines
Fay Hatch
Company 11
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