Wellington Booster Club honors basketball players at spring dance
The Wellington Booster Club held an annual spring dance at the school gym with entertainment by Nettie Naegele Pauline Powell Ida McConnell Blanche Mohr man and others. Proceeds go to the school athletic fund as letters were awarded to varsity players Karl Williams Thor Cassell Donald Swanger Frank Marley Leroy Adams William Eastin and others. managers Floyd Miller Robert Sutliff. reserves Howard Arnold Roy Rucker Howard West Clyde Cooley Harold Brenner Dick MacDermott James Filak.
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Wellington
Ohio
Nettie Naegele
Pauline Powell
Ida McConnell
Blanche Mohrman
Leo Grimes
Women's Band To Play Here Monday
The College Women's Band of 48 players directed by George E. Waln will perform Monday evening at the First Congregational church. The Wellington Parent-Teachers Association sponsors the concert with pieces ranging from Klaxon March to Princeton Men Are Marching. No admission fee and the public is invited.
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First Congregational
Wellington
Parent-Teachers Association
George E. Waln
Rimsky-Korsakow
Corinna Morgan
Wieniawski
Obertass Mazurka
Anne Selvis
Virginia Pellington
Bozza
Lois Fees
Miss Pellington
Crosse
Natalie Rose
Marguerite Bacon
Anna Brand
Helen Foster
Zimmerman
Novelty
Robert Selection
Kern
Princeton
Dick Duff and Ted Johnson Organize Wel- Tennis Club
Dick Duff and Ted Johnson launch a tennis club in Wel with plans to recruit members, schedule beginner sessions, and seek court access. The organizers aim to build a community program stressing affordable instruction and open membership for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Duff
Ted Johnson
Wel
Welling ton Prepares Village Tournament and Intercity Meets
The town will sponsor a village tournament this summer and compete in inter city meets. Courts will be improved to attract additional teams to Wellington.
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Ington
Wellington
Henes Receiving Treatment in Dansville Hotel
E L Henes undergoes treatment at Bernard Mc Fadden's Physical Culture hotel in Dansville New York for an indefinite period. Overlin led a Friday review of James Hilton's novel We Are Not Alone in the Library's upper reference room under the Wellington soos club.
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E. L. Henes
Dansville
N. Y
Bernard McFadden
Helen Tappen Berthoff
Overlin
James Hilton
Wellington Soos Club
DeWolf Street Waste Sewer Completed Under WPA Project
The sanitary sewer work on DeWolf street finishes today under a WPA project. Twelve workers from the crew will be moved Monday to the sanitary trunk sewer project.
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DeWolf Street
Local Church Services and Associa tion Meeting Notice
First Congregational reports 9:30 am church school with Col J C MacDermont as superintendent and 10:30 am service on An Ancient St-Down Strike. Medina Association annual meeting set for Oberlin on April 28. Methodist Episcopal lists 9:50 am Sunday School, 10:30 am worship with Epworth League speaker Rev Paul Carter at 7 pm. Church of Christ shows 9:30 am Sunday School, 10:30 am worship, 7:30 pm evening service. First Baptist time 9:39 am Sunday school, 10:30 am worship, 6:30 pm B Y P C, 7:30 pm evening service. St Patrick’s Masses at 8 and 10 am.
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First Congregational
Charles W. Record
J.C. MacDermont
Medina Association
Oberlin
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzon
Green
Charles Barnes
Paul Carter
M. E
Orrville
Epworth League
First Baptist
John H. Green
H N. Hyde
St. Patrick's
William T. Moran
Wellington Woman's Afternoon Club hears book reviews at Oberlin Inn
Mrs C W Horr and Mrs A VanCleef hosted the Wellington Woman's Afternoon Club with 24 members and guests at the Oberlin Inn. A 1:30 luncheon followed by readings of The Roosevelt Family in America by Bellamy Partridge and The Lees in Virginia by Burton Jesse Hendricks were presented by Mrs Frank Most and Mrs Harry Lee.
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C. W. Horr
4-H Radio Exam Takers In Cleveland Await Results
Ernest Oney Willard Walte Charles West and Thomas Reep took their 4-H radio exams in Cleveland Friday. They will not know the outcome for at least two weeks.
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Ernest Oney
Willard Walte
Charles West
Thomas Reep
Cleveland
Women to lead coronation orchestra include Miss Wilson
London announces an 80 member special orchestra for the coronation of King George and Queen Elizabeth. Two women join the ensemble with formal attire and a distinctive headdress. Miss Marie Wilson leads the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Miss Sybil Eaton is a noted London violinist.
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London
George
Queen Elizabeth
Marie Wilson
Sybil Eaton
Miss Wilson
Bronkhurst
British Broadcasting Corporation
Miss Eaton
England
Springfield City Attorney Cited Twice in Parking Crackdown
Springfield Missouri traffic enforcement nets City Attorney Kirby Patterson fined twice for over parking and parking in a fire plug zone during a citywide enforcement drive.
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Springfield
Kirby Patterson
Church Service Schedule for Seconda and Chapel Streets
Morning worship at 10 30 led by J Foster minister with 6 30 evening service on Sunday Bible school at 9 30 and 7 30 prayer meeting. Reverend Geo Grown at Princeton Avenue conducts divine worship with 10 43 Sunday school and 7 39 Epworth League evening service. Dr E J Bond presides Panetor at Third and Court Streets with 10 43 Sunday school and 10 30 morning service and 7 39 evening Epworth League.
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Seconda
Chapel Streets
J. Foster
Christian Endeavor
A. Al—Bible School
Geo. Grown
Princeton Avenue
Third
Court Streets
E. J Bond
Panetor
Epworth League
Corner Court
Second Streets
Wm. Muir Auld
Parish Services and Address at Princeton Avenue
The notice lists Dr J Lo Urich as pastor with parishioner contact at 654 Princeton Ave Tel 38 052. Services Sundays at 10 50 A M prefaced by Confession and Absolution. Bible School Holy Days 8 00 A M Matins of the Communion. Catechism classes Saturdays 9 45 to 11 00 A M.
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Princeton Ave
Garford
J. Lo Urich
Church Bible School
Multiple Churches and Schedules on West Ave Area
A dense list of church services across city streets including West Ave Broad St Lake Ave and Second Street. Notes show Sunday School times morning services German Hungarian and English services and youth groups with pastors and locations for First Hungarian Baptist Church Holy Cross Church Lake Ave Community Church Shiloh Baptist Church and others.
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Broad St
West Ave
Armin Schroeder
Bethany Baptist Church Service Schedule Card
Bethany Baptist Church on Berente gory Street led by Pastor C C Smith with Sunday School at 9 30. Morning service at 11 00. Evening service at 6 00. Midweek Prayer Service Wednesday at 7 30.
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Julius Wiriab
West Silver Street
Alex Yosa
Young Peoples
West Avenue
Filder
Harris
Cleveland Street
W. FE. Clay
Plan For County W. B. A. Convention
Amherst April 17 annual convention of Woman's Benefit Associations of Lorain county was discussed at a meeting at Mrs Charley Flews Park avenue home. Plans for May 19 program and entertainment were set. State officers including Health Supervisor Mrs Mabel Barth will attend. Local and out of town guests spoke and refreshments followed.
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Amherst
Woman's Benefit Associations
Lorain County
Woman’s Benefit Association
Charley Flew
Park Avenue
H. A. Menger
Mabel Barth
Cleveland
Pythian Hall
Zahrly
Elyria
Angle Guild
Julia BE. Boughton
J. B. Avery
H. A. Monger
Cora Sawyer
W. Grugel
L. J. Henes
L. Roemer
Ella Jaeger
May Meeting Set At Mrs Edward’s Home
The May gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Mary Edward with Mrs. Cora Sawyer serving as hostess.
Legion Post hosts Rev Darkey guest speaker in LaGrange
Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion met at their club rooms with Rev Darkey of LaGrange as guest. He spoke on veteran activities. A fish fry for members and families is planned at Town Hall on Friday May 7 at 7 pm. Arrangements committee includes Hugo Truscello, chairman, Robert Brumfield, and George Schroeder. Medals for school awards will be displayed at the school next week.
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Darkey
LaGrange
State Legion
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Legion
Hugo Truscello
Robert Brumfield
George Schroeder
Local social notes feature bridge results and events
Eye, Dun Rockwood on Park Avenue hosted Circle One of the Congregational church Friday with three bridge tables. First prize went to Mrs. F I Hubbard, followed by Mrs. H G Battenhouse and Mrs. Clayton Hollingsworth. Substitutes included several local women. Upcoming events include Au Courant Club meeting at Mrs Ed Hinkley’s home, a public bingo party by the Altar Rosary Society, and a Pythian Sisters inspection Tuesday. Local residents attended the Lohengrin opera in Cleveland, with a list of names. BRIEFS note Cleveland visitors and residents at Park Avenue and Sandusky.
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Eye
Dun Rockwood
Park Avenue
Circle One
Congregational Church
F. I. Hubbard
H. G. Battenhouse
Clayton Hollingsworth
Harry Ruth
E. E. Foster
Au- Courant Club
Ed. Hinkley
Lorain
Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Pythian Sisters
South Amherst League Meets at Congregational Church
The Junior Missionary League of the Congregational church met at the church on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joseph Mihelic presiding. They discussed scrapbooks as a project and planned special May programs with details to be announced.
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South Amherst
Junior Missionary League of the Congregational Church
Joseph Mihelic
Mrs Cashman Hosts Cir cle Two Members at Home
Mrs William Cashman welcomed Circle Two of the St. John's Woman's group into her residence for a social gathering.
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Williiam Cashman
Circle Two
The
St. John’s
Methodist Choir Meeting At Maxwell Home
Notice requests members of the Methodist church choir to meet at the Maxwell home on Park Avenue this Sunday at 10 30 in the morning for a gathering. The message also notes a member has been seriously ill but is reported improving.
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Methodist Church
Maxwell Home
Park Avenue
Junior Walther League Meets at St Paul Church Parlor
The regular meeting of the Junior Walther League of St Paul Lutheran church was held at the church parlors Friday evening. A social hour followed the business session and topic discussion. Later refreshments were served.
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Walther League of St
Quilt group meets for sewing and tea
Union Thursday afternoon activity led by Mrs. Albert Schneider featured sewing quilt blocks. The hostess provided refreshments for eight members and one guest, Mrs. Christina Larson.
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Union
Albert Schneider
Christina Larson
Nativity Church Ladies Altar Society Meets for Routine Work
The Ladies Altar Society gathered at Nativity church Thursday afternoon for a regular session. Routine work was completed and a social hour followed the adjournment with refreshments served by Mrs. Francis Gentile and Mrs. Dominick Gentile.
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Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
Francis Gentile
Dominick Gentile
Local Church Services Schedule
St. John's Evangelical led by Rev C E Schmidt offers Sunday School at 1 00 p m and Public Worship at 2 00 p m. Catholic Church of Nativity with Rev R J Steiger holds Masses at 8 00 and 9 60 a m. Methodist led by Rev B H Ryan invites Morning Worship at 9 45 and Sunday School at 10 45.
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St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
Catholic — Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
B. H. Ryan
Tally-Ho Club Members Entertain At Cleveland Home
Mrs. Earl Rockwood of Cleveland avenue hosted members of the Tally-Ho Club Friday evening. After the usual morning business a social hour with contests followed, then lunch was served by the hostess.
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Earl Rockwood
Cleveland Avenue
Tally-Ho Club
Congregational Pastor Rev Joseph Michelic
Rev Joseph Michelic leads Congregational services with Sunday School at 9 30 and Morning Worship at 10 30 on Sunday.
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Joseph Michelic
Lutheran Men’s Society Banquet In Elyria
A delegation from the local Lutheran church attended a Lorain County Lutheran Men’s Society banquet Friday evening at St. John’s School Hall Elyria. A program of entertainment followed the supper.
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Lorain County
Ladies Dime Society Meets at Congregational Church Parlors
Members and friends of the Ladies Dime Society gathered in the Congregational Church parlors on Thursday afternoon for a short business session. Routine work was transacted and favorable committee reports were presented before refreshments were served by Mrs. N. G. Townsend.
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The
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
N. G. Townsend
Hungarian Lodge Dance and Chicken Supper Tonight
The Hungarian Lodge hosts a dance and chicken supper at the Hungarian Hall this evening. Serving starts at 7:00.
Mrs Ruth and Mrs Lodi Visit Elyria
Mrs Martin and Mrs Ruth visit Elyria inviting residents to join a local social event. The gathering highlights community bonding and a chance to meet longstanding neighbors.
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Elyria
Martin Ruth
Lodi
War census in Africa Cape Town aims at wartime capacity
In Cape Town a war census in Africa is under way to assess production capacity for weapons and ammunition. It seeks to determine how much the Union can manufacture during war, the size of its mobilizable army, and the strain on civilians. It mentions Gideon and Mre. Katherine Grott and Mrs Anna Miller in a fragmentary note from the era.
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Gideon
Katherine Grott
Anna Miller
Africa
Cape Town
Union
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Joe Belcastro
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Miss Powell
C. W. Record
Akron
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Homerville
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Lil Oberlindad
Brotherhood
Nmission Society
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Church OF God
Sister Schmidt
ST. John’s Lutheran
2Nd Congregational Church
Corner Lake Ave
West Street
A. E Kemp
Magyar Reformed Church
West River Street
Bela P. Basco
First Baptist Church
Second Street
Middle Avenue
R. W. Neighbour
PL. OU
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Third Street
Ernst [Rfon
Second Baptist Church
Thompsons Hall
Oberlin Road
Collis Odell Stewart
Young People’s Meeting
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Henry Hillier
Alliance Spiritualist Church
Anna Hale
FIRST
African Methodist Church
Hungarian Baptist Church
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
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ST. Andrew’s Church
Cor
Middle Ave
Edwin B. Redhead
D D
Holy Communion
Aes Peoples Fellowship
Holy Cross
Fourteenth St
Budny
Lake Ave
Lake Asps
E. Peck
Otto Jabbash
Shiloh Baptist Church
S Brown
Terrets
Pilgrim Community
Cambridge and
Prospects Streets
Erwin A. Britton
Grace Lutheran Church
B&. River St
W. W. Waller
MT. Zion Baptist
St. Willis Jackson
First Church OF Christ Scientist
East Ave
Redington
Church of the Nazarene
M. E. Church
J A. Watson
Bethany Baptist Church
Mrs. B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
Rev. Darkey
Marion Steele
Margaret Rice
William Bodmann, Sr
Olive Miller
Sandusky
Mildred Zilch
South Amherst League
Mrs. Cashman JS
Walther League
Altar Society
Dime Society
Just
Amherst Memorial Studio
Murphy Bros
Murphy
Coleman Claherty
Neely Powers
Elyria Central Labor Union
Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers
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