St Vincent Ferrer Church Noted For 14th Century Gothic Beauty
New York Aug 13. The Church of St Vincent Ferrer on Lexington Ave at 66th St is praised as a premier 14th century Gothic example designed by Bertram Goodhue. Visitor notes highlight the Holy Rood facade carving, American stonework by Lee Lowrie and Edward Ardolino, outstanding statuary, restrained color, and a 2000-seat interior. Remaining work includes stained glass and the Hungarian oak reredos.
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New York
St. Vincent Ferrer
Lexington Avenue
66Th Street
United States
Bertrain Good+ine
St. Thomas Church
Fifth Avenue
Elliott Chisling
Goodhue
Familliar
Lee Lowrie
Donne
Edward Ardolino
America
St Vincent Ferrer
Sanctary
Ornate New York church with carved marbles and Rood Beam
A detailed description outlines an elaborate New York church with a main altar of inlaid marbles and a solid marble top. The Rood Beam across the nave features a Calvary scene in hand carved oak, requiring binoculars to appreciate, reflecting the rich diversity of worship spaces in the city.
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New York
Christian Science
McNaught Syndicate
Avon Lake and Lorain County Bee Keepers Notes and Garden Party
Avon Lake residents report Henry Reese’s fall and hip fracture with transport to Lutheran Hospital in Cleveland. Lorain County Bee Keepers Association met at the Aniyouchines with plans for a September 12 garden party and 6 pm dinner. A garden party at Mrs A T Maiers drew a large crowd. 13 tables of cards, special prize to Mrs Calvin Bohner. 500 Club luncheon hosted by Mrs Dell Dunning. prizes to Miss Ning Dunning, Mrs Arthur Theisen, and Mrs John Hines. guest prize to Mrs Derringer. Public notices include illness and travel mentions, with relatives visiting from Detroit and a local auto accident.
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Henry Reese
Lake Road
Lutheran Hospital
Cleveland
Mr Reese
Effie Redmond
Lorain County
Bee Keepers Association
A Aniyouchine
A T. Maiers
Calvin Bohner
Dell Dunning
500 Club
Bertha Deriiinger
C.J Snyder
Helen Barshaw
Helen Grell
Ning Dunning
Arthur Theisen
John Hines
Derringer
Augusta Hines
Avon Club Hosts Bridge Night and Social Plans
Mrs Walter McAllister hosted the Lido Club at her Detroit Road home on Thursday evening August LW. Prizes went to Mrs Anthony Reigelsberger Mrs Harold Surntat and Mrs Herbert Myers. Guests included Mrs Frank Root. Next meeting planned in two weeks with Mrs Julius Sehneder. Ladies Aid members met at Mrs George Chuttrell’s home to plan an ice cream social for Thursday August 25 on the Cattrell lawn. A lunch was planned for August 18 on the church lawn.
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AVON
Walter McAllister
Detroit Road
Anthony Reigelsberger
Harold Surntat
Herbert Myers
Frank Root
Julius Sehneder
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
George Chuttrell
Cattrell
Refuses Age Pension by Shoshone Elder in Dunphy
An 87 year old Shoshone Indian in Dunphy Nevada is not a candidate for a pension and distrusts palefaces. When urged to apply he said I am not Uncle Sam boy I like to work.
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Dunphy
Nev
Sam Boy
Mystery Cruise Turns on Glamorous Noblewoman in New York
Teddy Raynor and Hugo Albright receive letters inviting them to a private sponsored cruise aboard the Golden Gull. Denis Graham warns of danger linked to the Order of the Golden Gulf, while Charis Winslowe, a woman of mystery, visits Teddy hinting at a past as a nursemaid and current escort to Graham. Jake Hatly pushes for a scoop as Teddy ponders Winslowe and Graham’s true motives.
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Theodora
Teddy) Raynor
Hugo Albright
Dr. Smitting
Denis Graham
Order of the Golden Gulf
Graham
Charis Winslowe
Teddy
Jake Hatly
Miss Winslowe
Hugo
Chicago
Jake
New York
Mr. Graham
Albright
Husa
Cricket Jake
Winslowe
Owever
Charis Winslowe the Graham
Order of the Golden Gull
Wellington Coming Events Spotlight Local Games and Services
Wellington-Homerville ball team hosts West End Gulf in a Sunday return game at the Fair Grounds at 2 30. The fifth annual flower show by Sullivan Congregational Church runs next Thursday August 18 from 1 p m to 10 p m. The fourth quarterly conference of Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church is Wednesday evening with Dr Vernon Wagar Oberlin as superintendent in charge. Reverend John Green of First Baptist preaches at the park service Sunday.
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Wellington
Homerville
West End Gulf
Fair Grounds
Sullivan Congregavenal Church
Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church
Vernon Wagar
Oberlin
Norwalk
John Green
First Baptist Church
Annual Wellington Garden Club Picnic and Local Services
Members of the Wellington Garden Club traveled to the Chapman home in Huntington for an annual picnic and social. Forty attended with one out of town guest H H Lang visiting. Club business covered exhibit plans for the Wellington Independent Fair and flowers distribution to hospitals, with next meeting set for September 8 hosted by Mr Otterbacher. Religious notices list area churches and service times, including sermons on Two Fireside Chats and The Blind Man of Jerico.追加 mentions of community guests and hospital flower distribution.
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Wellington Garden Club
Clayton Chapman
Huntington
H. H. Lang
Buffalo
Harry C. Otterbacher
J. E. Downey
Harlan Dudley
Jessie Wright
A. B. Southard
Ohio
New Philadelphia
Otterbacher
Wellington
Public Canning Demonstration Open To Elyria in Aid Program
A public canning demonstration led by Mrs. Gladys Ayres, state home economist, and Miss Doris Todd of the county aid department, will instruct beneficiaries of the Aid to Dependent Children in oven, pressure cooker, and hot pack methods for canning corn, beans, tomatoes and beets. About 150 A D C gardens in the county may benefit, with jars donated to mothers. The event, at a later announced location, will include an open discussion after the demonstrations.
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Elyria
Aday
Gladys Ayres
State Department of Public Assistance
Doris Todd
County Department of Aid
Marian H. Schoenthal
State Department of Public Asistance
Muss Todd
North Ridgeville Four-H Club Meeting Highlights
The Alfalfa Leeds 4-H Club met at Robert Kammuller's home on Friday afternoon to plan a picnic and set date and place at the next meeting. Members will finish workbooks and submit them August 1 to club adviser Jack Straud. Mrs Otto Haber injured her arm when window glass broke. E. D. Ault broke his nose under a car splash pan. Frede Sivertson, with a leg infection, was admitted to St Johns hospital in Cleveland. Short items note Vern and Jean Andrews travels and visits, plus William Smiths seventy first wedding anniversary.
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NO. Ridgeville
Leeds
Robert Kammuller
Jack Straud
Otto Haber
E. D. Ault
Frede Sivertson
St. John's Hospital
Cleveland
Vern Andrews
Smoky Mountains
Vermilion
Jean Andrews
Canada
Lillian Twitchell
Jean
William Smith
Local residents greeting with births and visits in town
Tanner and infant son Glenn Curtice Tanner return from Lodi hospital to their home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Easter day, Miss Gladys, moves with the Rickel family to the Artie B. Jones farm in Huntington. Mrs Joseph Byers of Newton Falls visits relatives. formerly Miss Alice Outridge and Mrs Eugene Newberger, formerly Miss Cleta Wyant. she is recovering at Elyria Memorial hospital. Twenty five Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps members enjoy a picnic at Ida Wenner's home. next meeting Tuesday evening. Mary McCoy and daughter Ruth from Akron spend weekend with Charles Shepard family. Helen Shepard joins them. Paul and Mrs Gray return from honeymoon at Indian Lake and stay with J J Larry. Mrs Gray formerly Miss Lillie NaegeIe of Huntington.
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Guy Rickel
Artie B. Jones
Huntington
Joseph Byers
Newton Falls
Alice Outridge
Eugene Newberger
Cleta Wyant
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps
Ida Wenner
Mack
Mary McCoy
Ruth
Akron
Charles Shepard
Helen Shepard
Paul Gray
Indian Lake
J. J. Larry
Norwalk
Gray
Lillie Naegele
Anniversary Weekend to Toledo and Bellevue Visit
Weekend motor trip to Toledo and Bellevue visits follows an anniversary. Mrs. Carlton Jenkins of Case Road hosted her mother Mrs. Anna Buriol of Bellevue for several days. Miss Hattie Meech, once seriously ill, shows slight improvement. Ridgeville Subordinate Grange held its Tuesday meeting with most officers, excluding Henry Baecht. Plans for the County Fair refreshment stand were discussed. Burke, Van Wormer, Adams, Kammiller, and Kern appointed to run the stand. The ice cream social yielded eight dollars and fifty cents. Master A. Brandt was elected State Grange delegate, Bartter as alternate. Mrs. Flood received the blanket award. The lecture hour featured County Extension Agent Hummel’s tale on farm and home safety. The next meeting will be the annual inspection and all members urged to attend. The Flower Show Committee announced judges for the Garden Club Flower Show on Sept. 1 at Town Hall, with F. D. Kathe and A. J. Hegele named as judges. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Steele and sons are visiting Mrs. Steele’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bartlett sold their Cleveland road home and will move to Michigan. Several local residents celebrated birthdays. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. Flood of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Al Sederer, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Jennings of Rocky River. The Garden Club will meet at Mrs. L. Denison’s home. Mrs. Robert Haehl will lead. The Home Nursing Class meets at the School on Wednesday evening at 8. The book station opens at Town Hall on Thursday at 2:30. The 4-H Alfa Seeds Club will meet at advisor Jack Stroud’s home Friday afternoon.
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Toledo
Bellevue
Carlton Jenkins
Case Road
Anna, Buriol
Hattie Meech
Ridgeville
Grange
Henry Baecht
E. A. Brandt
Burke
van Wormer
Adams
Kammiller
Kern
A. Brandt
Bartter
Gordon Steele
Barbara Mendewicz
Ant ‘Ele
Lorain
Emil Beyer
H. Flood
Cleveland
al Sederer
E. Jennings
Rocky River
L. Denison
Robert Haehl
Alalfa Seeds
Jack Stroud
Birmingham
Loring Eppler
Jim
Helen Miller
Jessie Berkmire
Doe Bickel
Herman Sabroski
Oberlin
Nuss
Boston
Mass
Carl Spaulding
Hornet
Buffalo
N.Y
Ann Spaulding
J. A. Lump
Elyria
Marie Church
Vermilion
Marie Miller
Wellington
Herb Hunnston
River Cliff
Gust Hemsath
Lake Avenue church to host Reverend Manley Sunday
Reverend T A Manley of Elyria will occupy the pulpit at Lake Avenue Community Church this Sunday, August. The event promises a morning service led by the visiting clergyman and open to the community.
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Lake Avenue
T. A. Manley
Elyria
Grange Holds Meeting Plans Ice Cream Social
The North Elyria Subordinate Grange met at the Grange Hall with good attendance. They planned an August 18 ice cream social on school grounds and noted inspection night for September 22. Ruth Gallam, Mary Gallam in first and second degree and Misa Mayhew in third and fourth were honored.
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Grange
North Elyria
Grange Hall
Ruth
Mary Gallam
Misa Mayhew
Harold Blake
Velma Behnke
Bud
Birmingham Pie and Ice Cream Social Tuesday
Birmingham church plans a pie and ice cream social in the school yard on Tuesday. Local residents note social visits and trips, including Mrs. Loring Eppler and son Jim with Mrs. Helen Miller of Lorain, and various guests and travelers in the area over Wednesday and Thursday.
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Charles B. Driscoll
Churely
Worstyys
Europe
Chas
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Park & Shop, Inc
Bridge Street
Avon Lake
Lee Heider
Hine
Clarence Detzel
T J Wnussdorfer
Lois Deasy
Detroit
Jim Deasy
Katherine Daeschner
Tawny
May
McAllister
AID
Stiort
Roy Knight
Lorain Road
Louis
Cliff Knight
Rhea i
Tam Goms
Muss Winslowe
Junior Grissinger
Doo N
Newee
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Rourtland
Andrews
M. A. Rady
Rady
Clyde Battles
Qutterbacher
L. G. Bradstock
Methodist Episcopal
London
Green
Charles Barnes
First Baptist
John H. Green
Paul Wilkinson
Church of Christ
Alfred Tennant
Mabel Whipple
Jerico
Park Service
St. Patrick's Catholic
William T. Moran
Genevieve Henry
W. J. Powell
L. Sharp
Glenn
Pocahontas
Elyria Feed & Coal Co
North Ridgeville
R. G. Hochenedel
Mer
Sibley & Sprague
Grange News
Garden Club
Town Hall
F. D. Kathe
Strongsville
A. J. Hegele
Berea
Wilmot
Masonic
Estate
Azazkola
Witel Pars
Elyria, Ohio
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