Norwalk WSCS Marks 26th Annual District Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist with Asbury and Community Methodist churches hosts the Norwalk District WSCS meeting. Seventy four churches attend the daylong sessions with Mrs. A. R. Henry as featured speaker. Registrations begin at 9 30 a.m. and sessions open at 10 a.m. Mrs. Henry, longtime church leader, travels widely and supports the United Nations. Mrs. George Vaught presides over reports and elections. Noon luncheon serves about 400 women. Nursery plans and registration teams are arranged by local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Asbury
Community Methodist
Norwalk
WSCS
A. R. Henry
Sidney Davis
Sion
La.m
Henry
General Conference
World Methodist Council
Oslo
Norway
United Nations
New UN Church
Baraboo
Wise
George Vaught
Oberlin
Olyn Hull
Charles W. Hamilton
Hamilton
Winton Koepke
Richard Cooley
Hans Steger
Harmon Gay
Charles Halpert
Wesley House
George Brian
Waldo Sayles
Worship Convocation in Canton on Book of Worship usage
Elyrians and First Methodist Church members will travel to Canton tomorrow for a convocation at the First Methodist Church to explore the new Book of Worship and Hymnal. Bishop Francis E. Kearns, Bishop Edwin Voigt, hymn editor Carlton Young, and local church leaders will discuss worship, choirs, and hymns added to the book for first use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Canton
Francis E. Kearns
Edwin Voigt
All Methodist Churches
Commission On the
Carlton
God
B. Young
Oanal
Charles W. Hamilton
Hamilton
Tom Bell
Joseph Lehr
Douglas Maddock
Robert Merkel
James Meredith
Duane Robinson
Walter Sprague
Sam Sterling
Harley Wibber
Carol Belkanic
Kathleen Brousé
James Gingery
Catherine Lehr
Betty Muzick
Ruth Tulk
Claudia Vandersommers
Military Promos And Assignments From Elyria Area
Service personnel from Elyria and nearby areas receive promotions and assignments. Joseph R. Suster becomes private first class at Fort Carson Colorado with RA 15733859. Raymond A. Wykrent completes a personnel administration course at Fort Knox Kentucky. Marine Cpl John T. Orzech is on leave after a six month Mediterranean cruise and will attend a cook school in North Carolina before reporting to Cuba. Airman Jerome F Burke will train at Keesler Air Force Base after basic at Lackland. L/Cpl Gerald A Ola arrives at Da Nang with the 3rd Marine Division. Additional notes detail discharge timing and service dates for these families.
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Joseph R. Suster
Joseph H. Suster
Eschtruth St
U. S. Army
Fort Carson
Colo
5Th Administration Co
Sth
Marine Cpl
John T. Orzech
Theodore B. Orzech
East River Rd
Joan Alexander
Orzech
North Carolina
Cuba
Elyria District Catholic
The
Marines
Jerome F. Burke
Robert J. Burke
Woodridge Rd
Vermilion
Keesler Air Force Base
Miss
Air Force
Vermilion High School
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Gerald A. Ola
Julies
Air
West River Rd
da Nang Air Base
Viet Nam
Marine Division
Elyria High School
Gerald A. Mah
H&s Co
Kindergarten Registration set for April 13 and 14
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake School district to register children for fall first grade and kindergarten, plus summer kindergarten, on Wednesday and Thursday with 2 to 4 p.m. windows at Forestlawn Knollwood and William Barr schools. Parents should bring proof of birth date or birth certificate. Summer kindergarten offered to those entering first grade who have had no previous kindergarten training.
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Sheffield
Sheffield - Sheffield Lake
Don L. Stockum
Forestlawn
Forestlawn Ave
Knollwood
Oster Rd
Wellington choirs sweep state solo ensemble ratings
Wellington High School vocal ensembles earned superior ratings at the state solo and ensemble contest held Saturday at Kent State University. The Junior Girls Ensemble, Senior Girls Ensemble, Boys Quartet, and Mixed Ensemble all achieved top marks under director Miss Beverly Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kent State University
Senor
Beverly Watson
Private detectives trainee scam shocks Mexico City
Authorities investigate a police training school accused of issuing licenses to one year olds as private detectives. The director faces pending inquiry after three former students allege the bogus course costs 41 plus 1.40 monthly to maintain credentials post graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Dean to close Vespers at Oberlin College Finney Chapel
The Rev. E Spencer Parsons dean of Rockefeller Memorial Chapel and associate professor at the University of Chicago Divinity School will speak on Reality and the Christian Agnostic at Oberlin College Vespers tomorrow at 445 pm in Finney Chapel. This is the sixth and final Vespers talk of the year sponsored by Oberlin for students and faculty. Music by the Brass Choir and Oberlin College Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
E. Spencer Parsons
Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
University of Chicago Divinity School
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Parsons
Baptist Student Foundation
Massachusetts
Harvard
Wellesley
Radcliffe
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Chicago
Denison University
Andover Newton Theological School
Medicare signee denied for lack of proof at 94
Mrs Mildred Overfelt aged 94 in San Jose applied for Medicare but the program refused her claim citing an 1893 San Jose Normal School diploma as insufficient proof of age. She notes she has not reached 65 and has lived at the same address for 85 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Mildred Overfelt
San Jose Normal School
Spirit of Chastity panel planned by Lay Franciscans
The Third Order of St. Francis St Anthony Fraternity will host an Information Night Wednesday at 7 45 p m in the St Mary School cafeteria. Five speakers will discuss The Spirit of Chastity covering the Third Order Rule celibacy medical view commercial impact and family life with invited guests and an Elyria District High School Ensemble performance. Tomorrow the fraternity meets at 230 p m in St Mary Church with postulants and novices receiving instruction in the blue room and basement chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis
St. Anthony Fraternity
St. Mary School
St. Mary Church
Lorain Deanery
Lucas R. Boyson
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Division of Domestic Relations
St Francis
Msgr
Newton
Elyria District Catholic
Fra
Criticism grows as Spaniards tire of Franco regime
An American observer notes growing willingness to discuss Spain's problems in public. In Almeria a young businessman calls for social democracy, not Communism, and laments travel bans. Nearby, engineers fear a future civil war if Franco dies, hoping to emigrate before unrest.
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Franco
Oberlin Fine Arts professor to deliver four Beebe Martin lectures
Emeritus Fine Arts professor Wolfgang Stech of Oberlin College will present four Charles Beebe Martin Lectures at Oberlin College starting Monday. The series theme is Rubens and the Classical Tradition and is free to the public. Topics include The Literary and Archaeological Heritage Adaptation Transformation and Esthetics and Ethics. Lectures begin at 8 30 p m in the Allen Art Building Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Wolfgang Stechow
Oberlin College
Charles Beebe Martin
Rubens
Allen Art Building
Too Many Idle and Working Yet Living Gaps Quote Brown
A Brown quotation laments social imbalance, noting many residents live without employment while many work yet still lack adequate living conditions. The remark highlights economic strain and calls for solutions to raise living standards and job opportunities.
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Brown
First Church to close film lecture series
The fifth and final World Around Us lecture features Trailer Round the World by Fran William Hall of Northfield Minn in the Great Hall at 7 p m tomorrow. The travel caravan of 45 trailers journeys from Ohio to California then Singapore Portugal and back via ships and roads covering Malaysia Nepal India Afghanistan Iran Turkey Greece Yugoslavia Russia the Nordic low countries France Spain and Portugal. Hall a former Walt Disney photographer and Carleton College photography head has lived in 50 countries and lectured widely. Admission is by season ticket.
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First Congregational Church
Great Hall
Fran William Hall
Northfield
Minn
Ohio
California
Singapore
Portugal
Florida
Malaysia
Nepal
India
Afghanistan
Iran
Turkey
Greece
Yugoslavia
Russia
Scandinavian Countries
Low Countries
France
Spain
Ar Force
Walt Disney
Carleton College
United States
Canada
Army offers Ravenna arsenal land for 9 million
Ohio officials learned the Army would sell 3 000 acres of the Ravenna Arsenal for 9 million dollars The deal requires removal of ammunition at a proposed 6 million cost and land at 3000 dollars per acre Governor Rhodes and Senator Lausche pledged to continue pursuing the acquisition despite objections.
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Nashington
API
Ohio
Army
Ravenna Arsenal
James A. Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
Stanley Resor
Res
Lausche
Dedication set for new Church of Christ building
The Church of Christ at 38803 Sugar Ridge Rd will open its new building tomorrow at 3 p.m with Robert Roe of Pittsburgh as speaker. Roe will begin gospel meetings through April 29 and teen services are planned each evening at 7. The church, started in Elyria in 1956, now has a 400 seat auditorium and eight classrooms.
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Church of Christ
Sugar Ridge Rd
Robert Roe
Pittsburgh
Roe
Elyria
East Broad St
Sugar Ringe Rd
Richard Dewhirst
Loren Ashby
Richard H. Kelley
Rhodes
Lausche
U.S
J. William Stanton
R - Painesville
Asst
Army
Oil bosses to hear talk on drilling
Columbus reports executives of Ohio oil drilling firms will hear Earle C Hallums president of a Houston oil company discuss drilling problems and outlook at a dinner meeting during the American Petroleum Institute convention. The talk covers current conditions and industry prospects as hundreds attend the event.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Earle C. Hellums
Houston, Tex
American Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors
American Petroleum Institute
Twain Quote on Work and Play
A concise quotation distinguishes work from play. Mark Twain asserts that obligation defines work while freedom defines play, framing a witty division between duty and leisure.
Rites Planned Tuesday for Rear Admiral Pressey
Arlington National Cemetery will host funeral services for Rear Adm. George W. Pressey age 55 who died Thursday at Tripler Army Medical Center after two strokes. Pressey led military assistance and once served as Chief of Staff of the Seventh Fleet and was a top aide to Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp. He was a native of Hampton Virginia.
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Honolulu
Tpi
Arlington National Cemetery
George W. Pressey
South Viet Nam
Pressey
Trippler Army Medical Center
U.S. Pacific Command
Seventh Fleet
Hampton
Adm
U.S. Grant Sharp
Pacific
Memorial to Women at Cathedral of the Pines
A memorial to women who died in service to their country will be built at the Cathedral of the Pines in Rindge New Hampshire. The project is described as one of the most unusual religious memorials of its kind.
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Cathedral of the Pines
Rindge
N.H
Shrine to women in service opens in Ottawa
A safety shrine dedicated in Ottawa honors women who died in service and those who contributed to the war effort. The exhibit features include unnumbered sidelighting, doors and head rests, roll bars, and an unbreakable shell. Five million visitors over 20 years have viewed the display.
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United States
Ottawa
UPI
Shell
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Raymond J Wykrent
Foster Ave
Army Training Center
Fort Knox
Elyria Screen Factory
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Medicare
Charch Court Street
Fiyrte
Cher
Mamilten
Vewth
Adel Chearch Seton
Madrid
Almeria
Generalissimo
Malaga
Sierra de Gador
Sierra Nevada Ranges
Almunecar
Voice OF Prophecy
W.J.W
H.M
Ric
Rouway
iaRos
Nrollm
Lex P
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Los Angeles, Cott. Ff
First Church
Mark Twain
Toledo Road
Loratn
OFIO
Cedar
W. Gann
Minkter
Grace Brethren Church
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