Congregational church combines music and picnic events
The reorganized orchestra under Mrs. Vernon Henderson meets Aug 8 at the Clodwick home for practice. The Sullivan Congregational church picnic is Aug 15 at Rice's Dam with dinner and sports, organized by Live Wire and supervised by the youth. Pilgrim Men handle transportation. Also noted are real estate transfers on Turner Street Elyria and multiple parcels across Russia, South Amherst, Amherst, and South Amherst subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church
Vernon Henderson
Clodwick
van ‘Congregational Church
Rice's Dam
Iain
Julius Bales
Joseph
Anna Pakroczy
Turner Street
Elyria
Joe Paukst
John Paukst
Josephine Paukst
Gaston Road
Russia Township
Milan- Elyria Road
South Amherst
Amherst Township
Redfern
South Amberst
Sullivan Church Reaches Rededication Milestone in Aug
Sullivan Aug 6 The Sullivan Congregational church outlines a rededication plan after redecorating with ivory and tan walls and dark oak woodwork. Eight two foot panels behind the pulpit create a cathedral backdrop as services resume on Sunday. The anniversary program features a large choir directed by Mrs Vernon Henderson and an orchestra led by Mrs J C Clodwick. Rev John A Schmink travels to Marietta for rural church surveys and the North Ashland County Historical Association meets to study rural church standards. Additional community notes mention illness and visits among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Henderson
Henderson
J. C. Clodwick
North
Ashland County Historical Association
Harry Young
Nova
Sullivan Congregationn
la Follette
Savannah
Congregational Christian Church of Ohio
John A. Schmink
Columbus
O’shannessy Dam
Use Medals Instead Of Coins For New Fractional Currency
A bill proposes minting new mill and half cent pieces and bars commemorative coin issues in favor of medals for special occasions. President Roosevelt designed the new fractional coins while Morgenthau notes aluminum as a possible metal but doubts remain. Brass and copper are favored. counterfeiting and design confusion motivate ending commemorative coinage, with past issues like the 1982 Washington Bicentennial cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Andrew Mellon
House
Senate
Washington
San Diego Exposition
Nationwide survey on chronic diseases by Public Health Service
The Public Health Service received 3 450 000 to fund a nationwide chronic disease survey. About 3 500 relief workers will canvass urban and rural areas to measure long standing illnesses among rich poor and middle class families. The project plans data tabulation and a future program, possibly including examinations, and aims to assess medical facilities. The effort spans at least a year and uses non physicians as data collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Anniversaries and Births Across History
A list of notable birth and death anniversaries from 1651 to 1892 highlights figures such as Fenelon O'Connell List Tennyson Carter Strathcona Cobb Lowell and others. The feature also notes 1759 Aram 1778 Gerard and later events up to 1980 including Andree, Roosevelt and others with a closing moral on steadfast character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenelon
Daniel O’connell
the Liberator
Georg F. List
America
Alfred Tennyson
Samuel P. Carter
Elizabethton
Tenn
Washington
Lord Strathcona
Scotland
Frank L Cobb
Detroit
New York World
Shawnee Co
Kans
Guy Lowell
Boston
Eugene Aram
England
Conrad A. Gerard
Congress
Auburn Prison
N.Y
Pacific
Gertrude Ederle
New York
English Channel
Andree
Arctic
Building Boom Seen With Rise in 1936 1942
Cornell economists Dr. George F Warren and Dr F A Pearson outline in a paper presented at the American Institute of Cooperation that building construction may rise from 1936 to 1942 and that rent income must rise to spur activity. They predict lower gold values, a housing shortage, and a revival in the building and related industries indicating a strong housing market ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Warren
F. A. Pearson
Cornell
Roosevelt
Messrs. Warren
Pearson
Warren
American Institute of Cooperation
Violin Worth $20,000 Bought For Pittance
Cincinnati physician Dr H L Litt bought a splintered violin from a cardboard box in an antique shop. He paid a small sum for the instrument which turned out to be a Gasparo da Sal a rare violin valued at about 291,000. It is one of only six known to exist and was made by Gasparo di Bertolotti who lived from 1542 to 1610.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
H. L. Litt
Gasparo di Bertilotti
Wellington News Briefs and Community Losses
Miss Lucille Burge directs a six week PWA summer school in Wellington that will close Friday due to funds. Violet Curtice is promoted to supervise women’s projects for WPA District 9. Wilbur Sutliff named assistant for Lorain County Old Age Pension administration. No Kiwanis meeting due to a park picnic. Henes reunion at Fair Grounds marks sixth annual gathering with officers elected. Three traffic incidents reported near Wellington with no serious injuries. Local baseball: Nova defeats Olivesburg 14-1 at the Fair Grounds. Minor mishap: Paul Mix derails into ditch but uninjured. Local social notes and minor trips listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lucille Burge
PWA
Burge
Ba-Peep
Violet Curtice
Lorain County
Works Progress Administration
Mansfield
Curtice
Real Estate Transfers Avon Lake parcels noted in transfers
Real estate transfers list Carl W. Eltinson and Mary Elia son subletting 116 Eagle Point on the Lake Subdivision Avon Lake to Cleveland Trust Company. Another entry records Ray S. Crocker transferring property to Paul R. and Helen J. Recard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Eltinson
Mary Eliason
Cleveland Trust Company
Eagle Point
Lake
Avon Lake
Ray S. Crocker
Paul R
Helen J. Recard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Serdenki
Herhaner
Sullivan
Sullivan Congregational Church
Wiinh Fehada
Jer
Theodore Shepard
Lodis Hospital
Sarah Huntridge
Frank Sampson
Cleveland
H Elizabeth Sampson
Henry Peabody
L. A. Baumgardner
Courtland Street
F. M. Sponsgeller
Fred Sponseller
Theodore Roosevelt
Lof
Ruth Suckow
Cedar Falls
Jra
Mary L. C. Bok
Philadelphia
Mary Brooks Picken
Arcadia
U. S
Wallace H. White Sr
Maine
Lewiston
Miller Reess Hutchison
Montrose
Ala
James T. Shotwell
Carnegie Endowment For Peace
Ontario
Canada
Scott Nearing
Morris Run
Paul Claudel
Belgium
San Bernadino, Calif. Sun
Pittance
A Pasha
S. Pat
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Sutliff
Wilbur Sutliff
William France
Linwood Park
Matt King
Toledo
Bursley
Mr. Kling
Wadsworth Bros
Milan
Olivesburg
Fair Grounds
LaGrange
Paul Mix
Galion
Ruth Perkins
B. H. Perkins
Willard
J. M. Davin
Bessie Lindgrin
A. M. Brice
Lincoln Street
Florence Starr
Lakeside
Carl Oney
Ruth Marion
Mary Oney
Morehead
Winslow Shepard
Olivesburg Abrhe
Hatmer
Pastor
R. McEvoy
Seahey
Eighingu
Ringler
Hockensmith
P. McEvoy
Horvath
Robertson
Smith
Lucas
Donovan
Eighiner
Will
Cas
Peters
Obinson
DRY Cleaners
Middle Ave
Herbert C. Cummings
Diana
White Motor Co
Llewllyn Motor Co
East 19Th Street
Lorain, Ohio
White and
Indiana
George Llewellyn
Lorain
Llewellyn
FORD
Firestone
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Firestone Service Stores
J. P. Schoonmaker
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