Elyria Chair Maker Eyes 40000 Unit Year
Elyria’s Gilkison & Sons Bed Springs Manufacturing plans to produce 40000 metal chairs this season after a 6500 chair order on January 16. The firm, started two years ago, expanded 50 percent in its Water Building plant and aims to double that gain with year round production, marketing chairs, bed springs, and tubular metal furniture nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilkison & Sons Bed Springs Manufacturing Company
Elyria
Concarne
Im Mansfield
Tonawanda
Abbe Road
G. Gilkison
W. Gilkison
Norman Glkison
Norman Gilkison
Maine
California
Minnesota
Lorain
Lorain County
Gilkison
P Limited
Gilkison & Sons
Atest
Junk Steel
Continental United States
Medina Association meets preaching on Fourscore Years and Ten
The First Congregational Church led by Dr Charles W Recard hosts the eighty fourth annual Medina Association of Congregational churches in Wellington on April 6 with religious leaders including Rev George L Cady and Rev Virgil E Myers. Registration and a devotional service begin at 9 am followed by reports, elections, and a luncheon. Prof Edwin D Harvey of Oberlin speaks on Cooperatives and the Church at 12 10 pm and a lay symposium titled What I Want of My Church occurs at 12 49 pm. Afternoon sessions elect officers and discuss state affairs under Rev Brea L Hail with a public moving pictures presentation by Franklin Warner of New York at 3 pm.
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CRCH
Wellington
First Congregational Church
Charles W
Medina Association
Congregational
George L. Cady
New York City
African Missionary Association
Virgil E. Myers
Lodi
Nam
Iday
Edw
D. Harvey
Oberlin
Luncehon
Brea L. Hail
Wellington area church notices and gatherings update
Wellington church and civic notices outline forthcoming events including a Spencer choir tour, sacred cantatas The Living Christ, and the Epworth League drama The B Sign. Local clergy attendance at Norwalk District conference, Boy Scout disclosures, and a Townsend Club talk are listed alongside garden club talks and Children’s Day preparations.
Impressive Claim on City Street Name Change
A disputed note suggests former Mayor J. Sari proposed renaming Main Street to a variant titled Santa la ma. The claim alleges the change would remove the implication of the Main Street label, with references to a variant name and potential local impact.
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J. Sari
Zic
Mmeiter
Santa Lama
Winners Named for Lorain County Scholarship Team
One boy and one girl were added Saturday to Lorain County high schools scholarship team for the district contest at Kent May 2. James C. Leimbach Brownhelm led the English test at Elyria High School with Oliver Guild Amherst second. Mary L. Gaehr Amherst placed third and becomes alternate. Nine others won in 14 tests. team totals 36 students, two per subject.
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Lst
Lorain County High School
Kent
Elyria High School
James C. Leimbach
Brownhelm
Oliver Guild
Amherst
Mary L. Gaehr
Leimbach
Bors
Furother
John Vasu
Robert C. Kelner
LaGrange
Chester Kellener
Eleanor Herchier
Ridgeville
Elizabeth Churchward
Columbia
Gertrude Neilon
Arline Schuelzier
Avon Lake
Anna Marie Simashkevichh
South Amherst
George McVeigh
Norman Kreeger
Lake Avenue News Notes Strands In April Update
Lake Avenue Ohio April 21. Jas Peck son of the Rev and Mrs Peck Ridgeville ill with scarlet fever. Mrs William Buckholtz Stop 14 admitted to St Josephs Lorain. Mrs V V Schaeffer visiting Indiana relatives. Adams class of Late Avenue Sunday school meets at John Gill home Griswold road Friday evening with Mrs Miller and Mrs Crosker assistants. Alvon Adams confined to home with one ear infection. Mrs Charles Leonard recently able to go out. North Eir Grange to meet Thursday evening. third and fourth degrees to be conferred. Mr and Mrs Bernard McCartney of Slyvis called on Mrs Mary Cahta and John Garrett. Sundar.
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James Curtice
Chatham
W. L. Farrar
Bert Russp
Ear Paresis
Ipvingmalerd
Hersek Acdorium
Lake Avenue
Jas] Peck
Peck
Ridgeville
William Buckholtz
Stop 14
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Sunder
VV. Schaeffer
Indiana
Adams
Late Avenue
John Gill
Griswold Road
Miller
Crosker
Alvon Adams
Charles Leonard
North Eir Grange
Snd
Bernard McCartney
Slyvis
Mary
Caaita
John Garrett
Sundar
Groff Hets er Nuptials at Amherst
Anna Groff of Dever Center wed in South Amherst at 2 pm 21 April with ceremony at Quarry Street home. C H Schmidt pastor of Feers Evangelic church officiated. Attendants wore tea rose ensembles. bride wore white dress with rhinestone accessories. Reception included roast beef, peas, salads, and desserts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Watts and others from Cleveland Village and nearby towns.
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Sotte Amherst
Anna Groff
Dever Center
Steve Minnand
South Amherst
Setardar
Sroom
Quarry Esx Theater
C. HE. Schmidt
I: Feers Evengelicsi Church of
Amhers
Officisi Ting
Tina Sadiz
Bor Waitz
Seidegroom
Bor Watts
Dor
Birra
Locain
Amhurst
South Amners
Community notices from Dover Center and area events
A blend of school meetings church gatherings and social visits forms a local page. Tonight the April Paren t-Teacher Association meeting in Dover Center School auditorium features Miss Margaret Mark Lorain on child responsibility, with Miss Emma Greason county adviser and the high school orchestra. Various family and lodge social updates follow including birthday party plans and attendees from Mansfield Elyria and Cleveland.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Margaret Mark
Lorain
Emma Greason
Avon Grape Growers Meet Avon Ohio
A grape growers meeting for Avon and Dover will be held at Avon Town Hall tomorrow night at o clock. Avon Unit officers and members of the National Union for Social Justice attended a Congressional meeting at Medina Sunday. Firefighters tackled a house fire at Mike Mohr home with only slight damage. Mr and Mrs Charles Walker and grandson Russell of LaFayette visited Avon relatives Monday. Edwin Knight and Keith Immel were weekend guests of Sev ille friends. Thomas Dudley visited Cleveland Sunday.
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Avon. O
Avon and
Dover
Avon Town Hall
Avon Unit
National Union For Social Justice
Medina
Charles Walker
Russell
LaFayette
Avon
Monidar
Edwin Knight
Keith Immel
Seville
Thomas Dudley
Cleveland
Sundar
Scout Council Meets in North Ridgeville
The April meeting of the Girl Scout troop council was held at Mrs. Charles Krameer’s home with H G Stacey reporting the treasury and Ruth Steinmetz detailing troop progress. They plan to buy a cupboard for scout supplies and arrange for the sale of war paper while H G Stacey hosts the next meeting on May 11.
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James €. Turmer
Sau Smith
Lalu Farrarck Page
Dorothy Merion
Letti Hardman
Carol Linder
Ab Fen
Asia N.C
Donnas Mits
Sunny Joe
Flormda
Twe Bers
Jona
Charles Wealey
Ruts Dimick
Leis Shepard
Sager
Ola May Seastim
Jeax Woite
Scout Council
Ridgeville
Girl Scout
Charles Krameer
H. G. Stacey
Ruth Steinmetz
Congregational Church hosts Ladies Aid luncheon programs
The Congregational church welcomed fifty guests from Fields for a lunch eon as Rev E C Young led devotionals and Mrs Robert Brown of Oberlin spoke on The Ideal Church Woman. The next Ladies Aid meeting is April 29 to close the fiscal year. Mrs H M Hopp hosted the Bid and Mention Club last Tuesday with prizes to Mrs Frances Harrison Mrs Paul Knapp and Mrs Glen Falkner. The Study Club meets May 5 sponsored by the Saties Auxiliary.
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Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Luneheon
E. C. Young
Robert Brown
Oberlin
H. M. Hopp
Frances Harrison
Paul Knapp
Glen Falkner
Study Club
Saties
The
Knights of St. John
Treslidar
Card party and dance hosted by St Retern group
Members of St Retern alter plan a card party and dance event to support the church group. Mrs Mary Falkeer will entertain the Friendship Club on April 23. Mrs Martin Freacy of Cleveland attended the L B S meeting at the Congregational church. Fifteen adults and ninety children were confirmed at St Peter's church. Mrs Frank Bommer Jr visits cousin Mrs Berths Hauck of Cleveland.
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St. Retern
Mary Falkeer
Friendship Club
Martin Freacy
Cleveland
L. B.S
Congregational Church
Pinety Chih
St. Peter's Church
Frank Bommer, Jr
Mra Berths Hauck
No-sorrow stance fuels higher future action in past errors
A reflection states that lacking remorse for past actions and errors reveals a real motive force toward greater future endeavors. It argues that absence of regret can propel personal growth and ambitious progress beyond former missteps.
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Elyria Concern
By Paul Schulze
Junior Grissinger
Chi
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Ortland
Cab R
I. WiLliams
Mgr
Lake Ave
H. R. Rorick Agency
Elyria Savings & Trust
Rafael
Consuelo
Ireta Page
Jean Whiteside
Methodist Notes
Spencer
Jobo Koonu
Charles Willard
Gertrude Dibble
Leora Voxtheimer
Junior Hannum
Cecile Johnson
Chris MacDermott
Congregational Choir of
Betty Jean Page
Epworth League
Weillington Methodial Church
Alice Koontz
Dr. Jones
Circle B
Woman's Association of the First Congregations
Church of Lorain
Firelands
Boy Scouts of America
Erie
Huron Lounties
Sandusky
Everett L. Barrick
Franklin M. Jones
Townsend
Wiliam L. Dotson
Arron
Ner
Will Soagk
Townsend Club
Grange Hall
Wellington Garden Club
D. Shermar
Charliz College
Anthcarz
Thks Ck
Madeey 4-H Club
Homer Bard
William T. Moran
Committier
Methodist Sundarsebeo
Martin Gibbins
Margery Yours
Rature Wwbeck
James C. Turner
Rienard A. Cerérar
Teachhrs
Bible Fund
Lonzo Green
Guy Phelps
Hubert Fisher
William Factor
Loraiz
Dale Alen
Y. ¥. Schaeffer
Groff-Hetser
Dover Center
P. L
Young People’s League of the
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Eva Brrany
Garfield Harris
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies” Bible Class
Christ Krieg
Ernest Erb
Lewis Laver
John Wermuth
Henry Taft
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Mansfield
Martin Springer
B. F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad
Mike Mohr
North Ridgeville
W.u
Blaine
James Bisine
Rocky River
L. B. S. of the
Peter Blaser
Louis Motch
East Avon
P. L. Morgan
Asa Eldred
Joseph Hoitwick
Akron
Fever Wall
Adolph Frank
Firer
Keyes
West Ate
ACTO
Anton
Masonic Temple
Bawaay
6Th Street
Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers
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