Farewell Party for Wellington Turners at M E Church
An April farewell gathering in Wellington for Mr. and Mrs. James C. Turner drew 110 church members and friends. The event featured a covered-dish supper, a long program of solos readings and duets, and tokens of appreciation presented by Rev Lonzo Green and others before the Turners depart for Lincoln Nebraska next week.
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Wellington
M. E. Church
James C. Turner
Lincoln
Nebraska
Org Mekae Taiheo
Ireta Page
Jeanne Whiteside
Robert Voxtheimer
Kenneth Gower
Ivory Places
Marie Dirlam
Frederick White
Twilisht
Albert Luce
Mary E. Church
Kenneth Gower Sanz
Herman Gower
Paul Gower
Jesus
Marjorie Gower
Lucille Burge
Charles Barnes
Four-H Radio Short Wave Club Members Taking Exams in Cleveland
The 4-H Radio Short Wave Experimenters Earnest Oney Wilbur Waite Charles West and Thomas Reep are in Cleveland today taking examinations. Ted Jones, already licensed, accompanies them. This 4-H club is the only Four-H Radio Club in the United States.
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Earnest Oney
Wilbur Waite
Charles West
Thomas Reep
Cleveland
Ted Jones
United States
Kindness theme guides church Home Mission program
The Women’s Association of the Congregational church held a Wednesday afternoon Home Mission program at the church. Mrs. C. W. Gannett opened with devotionals and the meeting focused on kindness. Mrs. M. L. Carpenter was appointed to redecorate the church parlors.
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Women's Association of the Congregational Church
C. W. Gannett
M. L. Carpenter
Community Church Programs and Grange Events Report
Mrs. John Stacey led the Home Mission program featuring talks on Light Bearers and What the Congregational Church Stands For. Students Ches ter Martin Clarence Barber Junior Grissinger Karl Olsen performed with Dorothy Lienhard, Merle Baumgardner played The Second Mazurka, and Jack Lear sang two numbers. The concert by Aretha Stacey Harris was rescheduled to April 29 at the Congregational church auditorium tickets on sale. Wellington Grange met with Earl Jameyson presiding. Pomona Grange plans at Brooklyn Heights April 24 and Lorain County Pomona Grange May 1 in La Grange. A new membership drive for the Local Grange aims to add many members. The program featured readings, histories of trees, spring songs, a Rummage Sale play directed by Mary Whitney, and a humorous West Relay. Juvenile Grange met with Russell Jameyson presiding. A mirror game and guitar selections complemented the gatherings. Hebron Baptist associations at Wellington church to host a Friday session with supper for about 100 attendees.
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John Stacey
Home Mission
Franklin M. Jones
Congregational Church
A. W. Shields
Chester Martin
Clarence Barber
Junior Grissinger
Karl John Olsen
Dorothy Lienhard
Merle Baumgardner
Goddard
Jack Lear
Frank Murray
John Wight
W. G. Watts
Aretha Stacey Harris
Wellington Grange
Earl Jameyson
Pomona Grange
Cuyahoga County
Brooklyn Heights
Lorain County
la Grange
Frances Manning
A. D. Mason
Maude Jackson
John Barber
Blanche Mohrman
Gertrude Griggs
Ruth Green
Nellie Mohrman
Ruth Whitney
Mary Fox
Teresa Webber
Colin Manning
Te Harlan Dudley
Mary Whitney
Edward McConnell
Ruth
the Grange
Ina
Vern Dunkle
William ’Brouse
Harold Perry
Claude Mohrman
Maude Saxe
Juvenile Grange
Russell Jameyson
Clarence Pburber
Missionary Society Seeks Venezuelan Mission Work
The Missionary Society of the Baptist church held an all day meeting at Mrs Ulmich Hege s home on Wednesday. Lunch was provided and organized by Mrs Hege Mrs Kenneth Avers and Mrs Bernie Miller. Afternoon devotion led by Mrs Arthur McClellan. Sewing for Ruth Hege and Delores Findley completed. The two young women plan to depart in September for missionary work in Venezuela South America.
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Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Ulmich Hege
Hege
Kenneth Avers
Bernie Miller
Arthur McClellan
Ruth Hege
Here
Delores Findley
Elyria
Venezuela
South America
Rocker For Huge Telescope At Palomar Observatory
San Diego reports a 20th century rocking chair will accompany the 200 inch telescope at Mt Palomar. Captain Clyde McDowell leads the project as equipment from East is prepared, including a 60 foot cage for the mirror and rotating gear. Shipments head to San Pedro for unloading 30 to 930 ton machinery, using a 100 ton floating crane.
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San Diego
Cal
Mt. Palomar
Clyde McDowell
Observatory
San Pedro
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