Lorain County Religious Education Council Meet Opens Tomorrow
The Lorain County Council of Religious Education will convene at the Church of Christ tomorrow at 9:30 AM for all day and evening sessions. Fred Cartwright of Columbus will speak on Young Peoples Work, with reports from county officers and divisional superintendents. Delegates from across the county are expected and officers will be elected.
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Lorain
Fred Cartwright
Columbus
J. Fow
South Ridge
Franklin McElfresh
Cartwright
Church of Christ Orchestra
Young Peoples Chorus
Church
Herman Leedy
J. [McDermott
Wellington
J. Loelt
Amherst
H. G. Portman
Henrietta
H. T. Shaw
Mary Yocum
Oberlin
Children Work
Emerson P. Post
Spell
Local Club Nights and Inaugural Officers At Junto Club
Merrymakers meet with Miss Florence WoH at 392 Eighth Street while Federation of Business Women hosts supper at the YWCA. Elyria clubs hold meetings, plays are staged, new Junto Club officers are sworn in, and social events continue as hospital notes list admissions and discharges.
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Merrymakers Club
Florence Woh
Eighth Street
Federation of Business Women’s Clubs
L & of M
Macainisis
Elyria Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Knights of St. John Meat
G. A. R. Hall
Carlisle Grange
Grange Hall
Trustees of
United Presbyterian Church
Regular meetings and district events in Ridgeville and Norwalk
The W B A holds a Thursday meeting at Mrs B Miler’s Ridgeville home while Sons of Veterans Auxiliary attend the Lorain district meeting on April 22. Delegates depart at 12:39 PM. Circle 4 postpones a Thursday meeting. WLC A swimming resumes with sessions midweek and weekend. Norwalk District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets April 22–28 in Sandusky with speakers and programs listed. Prof Sherman speaks at a Woman’s Club department meeting on Morris artifacts and book designs, with Mrs Johnston hosting and local musicians providing performances.
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Wlc.a
Norwadk
Norwalk
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinnity Methodist Church
Sandusky
Edwin Kirby
C. M. Gey
G. A. Reeder
Als City
J. E. Priestley
Mary and Martha Class 18 Entertained
The Mary and Martha Class of the First Methodist Episcopal Church met at Mrs Oblamacher's home on Harvard Avenue with assisting hostesses. Guests deposited one penny per year of age, shared laughs over age, then refreshments followed. Next meeting at Mrs Olmsted's home with officer elections. About twenty five guests attended.
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Mary and
Martha
Mary and Marthe
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruggles Beach Col legians to Play At Resort
The Ruggles Beach Collegians, Stromberg and Vokoun of Cleveland, will perform at the resort starting Friday evening April 24. Management intends to provide the best dance music available. Come and hear them.
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Ruggles Beach
Local Society Notes and Travels Across Several Cities
Mrs E C Schuter and Mrs E C Miller with daughter Hazel visited Mrs Blanche Jenne in Amherst. Archie McDowell of Birmingham stayed with sister Mrs Charles Barton in Kenyon. Henry Koepp confined by illness at 352 Ninth street. Morris Durkee, OSU student, spent weekend at home. Baxter Sharp Walter Scott and Robert Austin resumed studies at University of Michigan. Ann Arbor visit noted. Recent guests of Fred Oct included Lester Bauers of Toledo. William Masteron left for a ten day trip to Chattanooga Tennessee. Henry Schnell and wife of Cleveland announce birth of baby Darlene Janet at Fairview Hospital on April lih. Mrs Shareil prior to marriage Cleo Dunlap accompanied by Jack Gier and Calvin Loomis of Oberlin returned from California trip. Loomis daughter Mrs F R Wilkins of Redland and Mrs John Smith of Lona. J A Flynn spent Sunday in Time. James Stewart ConsisSune, or ganise at Church of Christ will give graduate recital at Finney Memorial Chapel Oberlin Thursday at 7 30. Several plan to attend at B Ziegman Cleveland road ill with pneumonia and unable to go out.
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E. C. Schuter
E. C. Miller
Hazel
Blanche Jenne
Amherst
Archie McDowell
Birmingham
Charles Barton
Kenyon Street
Henry Koepp
Ninth Street
Morris Durkee
Ohio State University
Baxter Sharp
Walter Scott
Robert Austin
University of Michigan
Ann Abror
Fred Oct
Bell Avenue
Lester Bauers
Toledo
William Masteron
Washington Avenue
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Henry Schnell
Cleveland
James Stewart Consisaune
Church of
Carist
Finney Memorial
Oberlin
B. Ziegman
Cleveland Road
Penfield Delegation Attends Medina Congregational Meeting
A Penfield and Wellington delegation from the first and Second Congregational churches will travel by auto to the Medina Association of Congregational churches 73rd annual meeting in Wellington. Rev. Davis Gardiner leads the Penfield church with Rev. Chas W. Recard as moderator and Rev. New ton W Bates as scribe. Three sessions are planned at 8:30 am 1:60 pm and 7:30 pm with Penfield women providing meals for guests.
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Wellington
First
Second Congregational
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Davis Gardiner
Penfield Church
Chas. W. Recard
Newton W. Bates
R. B. Whitehead
Ladies of
Penfield
Devotions and church programs listed for day
A schedule lists devotional duties led by B Tippett at 9 30 with three minute church reports. Special reports cover South Amherst and Pilgrim Church Elyria at 10 45 11 50. Topics include Biology and Religion with Prof Buddington Evangelistic program Rev Muir Auld Lakeside Young People Rev Bates and various missions and church topics through 4 05.
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B . Tippett
South Amherst
Pilgrim Church
Elyria
R A. Buddington
Wo. Muir Auld
Lakeside
Newton W. Bates
Winter
EB. C. Young
Dickinson
Jerusalem
Ralph Loomis
India
Samaria
Dan. Bradley
M. Gibbons
P. W.G
N. W. Bates
Downslone
FL Wiseman
Injured Fremont Ambrose Relates Painful Work Mishap
In Wellington on April 21 Fremont Ambrose of Farmers' Grain and Milling Company suffered severe finger injuries while moving heavy machinery. He said four right hand fingertips were pinched off and he has endured painful past accidents, noting a Cleveland hospital stay of nine months and a tough tolerance for pain.
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Wellington
Fremont Ambrose
Farmers’ Grain and Milling Company
Ambrose
Cleveland
Bar Vet Reveals Early Life In LaGrange Letter
Commander S A Williams of Hamlin Post G A R writes to LaGrange teachers and pupils recalling a childhood in Four township with no parents or home and no schooling, saved by the generous community. He describes returning after the army to begin an education with local kindness and support.
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Wellington
S. A. Williams
Hamlin Post
LaGrange
Jrestings
Local school praise and notable figures recalled
A retired health nurse writes fond memories of Cyrus Nichols and Geo Foster and the kindness shown during winter school days under teacher John Blanchard. The note praises the school’s harmony before thanking absent helpers, then lists various local items including a diphtheria test by Miss Pad dock, a boxing bout in Ely ria, a Kiwanis luncheon, a birthday gathering for Miss Lois Hyde, and a profile of Miss Annette Ashberry, England’s noted woman engineer acknowledged by the Society of Engineers.
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Cyrus Nichols
Geo. Foster
John Blanchard
Salonus Willliame
Wellington
Miss Paddock
Elyria
Kiwanis Club
Lois Hyde
Avery
Annette Ashberry
England
Society of Engineers
Huntsville mother pursues University of Texas work
Mrs. Viola Berry of Huntsville Texas mother of Eve and grandmother has registered at the University of Texas for work on her M A degree. A Japanese girl's novel, about a thousand years old, may become a best seller soon. British Museum official translating. Ten volumes total, six years to translate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Berry
Huntsville
Texas
Eve
University of Texas
British Museum
L. & E. Cribbage Club Public Party Set
The L. and E. Cribbage Club invites the public to a party at 155 West Street on Wednesday night April 22. All are welcome to attend.
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L. & E. Cribbage Club
West St
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Justice of the
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West River Street
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Booneyview Avenue
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lLa Grange
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Cornell Avenue
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Rosser
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LO OQ. F. Hall
Terrell
Edward
Port Clinton
Louis Kerr
EB. H. Terrell
East Broad Street
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Star of the Lake Sisterhood
4. B. Curtice
Elyria China Crockery Store
Business College
Cleveland Rug Cleaning Co
Samuel Schecter
Florence Richardson
Detroit Ave
Wellington Briefs
Chronicle
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Marcelling
Mrs. Henke
Tattersall Court
Middle Ave
Flo Williams
Chronicle Telegram
Columpe
Ethel Marie
Green Line
Alimentary Canal
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Prone and Apricot Growers Association
San Jose
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