Association To Study Church Problems At Medina Meeting
Medina Association of Congregational Churches will study the role of chutes in church issues at its eighty third annual meeting in Penfield Wednesday. Key afternoon talks include The Church and Rural Life Issues by Murray D. Lincoln and The Church and Social Action by Gardner Lattimer, with morning sessions and various committee reports, discussions, and group symposia on education rural life youth fellowship and social action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Penffeld
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Gardner Lattimer
Ohio Congregational Churches
Ohio Committee On Social Action
A EL Kemp
Elyria Second Congregational Church
John A. Schiminh
Sullivan
Herbert Loomis
Lorain
Schmink
Fred Schott
Litchfield
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
Eugene Warner
Fred L. Hall
Asius
Alice C. Little
Rural Life Group
Res. Schmink
Lincoln
Unde
Finley Eastman
Lattiner
Religious Education Group
Herbert Loomm
G. Walter Fiske
Wellington News Roundup From Easter Weekend Events
Approximately six dozen Wellington residents and neighbors attended Ray Rowland’s funeral at the Congregational church with Rev C. Recard delivering the eulogy. The service featured organ music and pallbearers from local schools. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Wellington Boy Scouts hosted a gathering Friday night and Easter activities at the Methodist church included a memory plant gift to the church, a large youth class, and an Easter sermon by Rev F.E. Wood. Mary Chadwick wed Lynn Gray in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Methodist parsonage with a small family reception. the couple will live on a farm west of Bronton after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland
Wellington
Ray Rowland
W. Recard
A. W. Shields
Aho
Hail
Sersmes
Nova
Greenwood
Mrr
Charles Tohanleson
Frank Zimmers
Jamieson
Urban
Methodist
M. Pfeiffer
Gertrude Sabbie
Leora Weatheimer
Howard Page
Betty Jean Page
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
Wood
CIA-5
Mr. E Church
New Farm
A. B. Jones
Huntington
Maime Johns
Loram
Eirriz
Keith Arnold
Pittsburgh
George Arnold
Fred Andrews
Philathea
Harold Thompson
Elyma
Chadwick-Gray
Mary Chadwick
Frank Chadwick
Lynn Gray
Orland Gray
EB. F. Wood
Methodist Church
Marie Chadwick
Giles Anderson
Sroom
Brighton
Gray
Wellington High School
Local Offices Burglarized. Gold Fillings and Pens Stolen
Police report burglaries weekend at two local offices. Dr A R Agate at 1144 Redington Brock lost between $20 and $25 in gold fillings. Public accountant T E Moise at 110 Middle Avenue had two fountain pens taken belonging to Arthur Waters. Attempts to enter Dr R R Bevard and Dr Bert B Brosky offices failed. locks were jimmied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Agate
Redington Brock
Clay Barnhart
T. £. Moise
Middle Avenue
Arthur Waters
R. R. Bevard
Moise
Bert B. Brosky
Broad Street
Explosion at Elm Street Home Blazes Kitchen Fire
A kerosene stove explosion in the kitchen of Joma Brumley at 527 Elm Street caused a fire that damaged the kitchen furnishings and stained the woodwork. The blaze remained confined to the kitchen with minor stair damage. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joma Brumley
Elm Street
Two Lorain Residents Fined In Justice Court Incident
Fines of five dollars and costs were assessed for Frank Boyse and Josephine Scanlon of Lorain after appearing before Justice Preston Coon on intoxication charges. Clayton LaBarr of Lorain, driver of the car, pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and was held on five hundred dollars bond for trial. The arrests followed a record of a car going into a ditch on North Ridge road near Brownhelm about 6 p.m. yesterday, per Deputy Sheriff Ed Monroe and Joseph Woodings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyse
Josephine Scanlon
Lorain
Preston Coon
Clayton LaBarr
North Ridge Road
Brownhelm
Ed Monroe
Joseph Woodings
Pleads Not Guilty To Serious Charge
William Marlett of Stop 7 West River Road pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Preston Coon on assault and battery charged by his daughter Madce Pixley for an alleged attack on her mother last evening. He was held on $200 bond pending trial Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marlett
Stop
West River Road
Preston Coon
Madce Pixley
Short Cuts for Ironing and Kitchen Tips from Electric Trons
Instructions describe folding tablecloths for centered smoothness when setting tables and decorating. The article touts the latest electric trons with a free action handle for sleeves and folds, scorch-proof control, and a pointed nose for tight corners, offered in four and a half to six pound weights. It notes a larger ironing surface and mentions waxed paper under pans to prevent sticking and a popcorn serving suggestion with soup for children.
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Association To Study Church Problems
T. Alec Aus
Broad St
Elyris
BOY Scouts
Blanche Suliffe
M. E. Aid Society
Morris Brenner
Lawrence Wells
Niagara Falle
Mra
G. E. Wells
F. M. Sponseller
Thove
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