Sunday Preacher Reflects on Faith and Self Discipline
A London minister recalls a young woman who refused to sell her talents to the devil. He urges Christian commitment, warns of moral decay, and extols religion as the path to true happiness. He contrasts worldly fame with Jesus Christ and stresses personal accountability and repentance.
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London
Sunday
David
Hlenagon
God
Jesus Christ
Mrs Sunday
Heaven
Hell
Mrs. Sunday
Moses
Christ
Noah
Father-Son Banquet Held At St Peter's Church
Amherst reports nearly 200 fathers and sons attended the Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical church Father-Son banquet in the church parlors. L. J. Hewes supplied potted plants for tables. Music by Harold Mischka and orchestra with Agnes Lahiff Joe Lahiff and Dennis Reynolds. A dinner followed. Frederick Ebbs spoke on crime origin noting 75 percent of Mansfield Reformator inmates from broken homes due to poverty illness and divorce. The home was urged as a source of reform.
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Amherst
Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
L. J. Hewes
Harold Mischka
Agnes Lahiff
Joe Lahiff
Dennis Reynolds
A. C. Bers
Walter Schulz
Charles Ebbs
Lewis Reichert
Brotherhood
Henry Raesler
Edward Moebius
Fred Holzhauer
Frederick Ebbs
Abraham Lincoln
Jimmy
Armin Berg
Sjtler
Mansfield
Reformatorr
Local church and school events draw Amherst crowd
A Hickory Tree Grange gathering at the Grange hall featured tributes to fathers and a farewell to the oldest attendee, Fred Scheffler. Numerous civic and church groups held Valentine parties, prayers, and meals at homes on Leonard Street and Franklin Avenue, with activities from student councils to Sunday school classes and missionary society meetings.
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Sitler
Fred Scheffler
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Mildred Ruth
America
Abraham Lincoln
Clifford Standen
Ralph Heacock
Wanda Heacock
Washington
Katherine Kolne
Albert Witte
Ben Michael
W. V. Marshall
First Evangelical Church
Martin Springer
Leonard Street
South Amherst
William Springer
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Brownheim Congregational Church
Frank Peck
Brownheim
Pleasant Hill
Schauffler Training School
O-U-R
St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School
Hulda Berger
Franklin Avenue
Helen Brucker
Alice Kurth
Ater
Sylvia Bishop
Orriel Stiwald
Alice Schefferstein
Myrtle Berger
Florence Deuschle
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Congregational Church
J. Orcutt
Jacob Sabiers
Lucille Gillman
John Thompson
East Main Street
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
William Allsop
Belle Brosicker
Lewis Reichert
Joseph Heathcote
Elyria
Congregational Sunday School
Edna Hopkins
F. G. C. Club
Jane Christian
Rosemary Lauer
Elizabeth Horvath
Liudy
Valentine
Jane
Marmola Prescription Tabs Promising Slimming Results
Claiming widespread use Marmola prescription tablets are touted as a modern scientific weight loss aid. The ad asserts millions have used the product, notes a book inside each box explains the formula and reasons for results, and urges readers to test Marmola with a $1 box from their druggist.
Notable Names Present in Local Social Page
Betty Nosencranz, Miss Eliza beth Horvath, Evelyn Jackson, Jane Christian, and the Misses Florence and Edna Hopkins are listed among attendees in the society notes. The fragment references a group event with multiple women sharing social duties and affiliations.
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Nosencranz
Betty Sands
Elizabeth Horvath
Evelyn Jackson
Jane Christian
Florence
Edna Hopkins
Wadsworth Defeats Wellington 22 to 16 on Home Floor
Wellington suffered a loss to Wadsworth 22 to 16 on Wellington’s court. Williams led Wadsworth with four baskets as Wellington’s shooters struggled. The season ends soon with only the tournament remaining, set for next week, as lineups included Robinson Kirkpatrick Branson Highland Buck Gannett Dickason J Branson and Porter Williams Westbrook N Williams Randall Surfass Houston Hall.
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Wellington
Wadsworth
J. Williams
Robinson
L. Kirkpatrick
HB. Branson
Highland
Buck
Gannett
Dickason
J. Branson
Porter
Westbrook
N. Williams
Randall
Surfass
Houston
Hall
Wellington banker attends Ohio Bankers banquet speakers
Carl Townsend of the First Wellington Bank attended the mild winter meeting banquet of the Ohio Bankers Association official family at the Nell House. Townsend, secretary treasurer of the Lorain County Bankers Association, reports about 350 were present and that U S Comptroller of the Currency Mr Pole was the main speaker.
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Carl Townsend
First Wellington Bank
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Nell House
Me. Townsend
Lorain
Miss Francis Davy Hosts Eight Ladies For 500 Night
Miss Francis Davy entertained eight townspeople at her home on Wednesday evening. Five hundred was enjoyed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Jack Bress ler and Miss Marian Roedel. Dainty refreshments were served.
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Francis Davy
Jack Bressler
Marian Roedel
American Legion Meeting Sees Three New Members Initiated
The American Legion post rooms hosted a Tuesday evening meeting with strong turnout. Three new members were initiated while 36 members remained in good standing, a record in years. The Auxiliary topped the drive, prompting a chicken dinner plan with Auxiliary guests. Frank Obrig and Glenn Dutridge were named to push World War I veteran recruitment. A resolution backing Kent College state supper was approved, and officials will be informed of the posture. The next session may shift local by laws and meeting night.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Obrig
Glenn Dutridge
Kent College
Granddaughter Learns of Grandfather Robert Legg’s Death
Mrs. E. D. Barber of South Main Street received word yesterday of the death of her grandfather Robert A. Legg at his Seattle Washington home.
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E. D. Barber
South Main Street
Robert A. Legg
Seattle
Washington
Martha and Mary class meets at Mrs Seitters home
Members of the Martha and Mary class of the Church of Christ held their monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs C E Seitters on Wheeling Avenue Tuesday afternoon. Ten members attended. After adjournment a social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Church of Christ
C. E. Seitters
Wheeling Avenue
Former Wellington Man Dies at Springfield
Word arrived Wednesday of the death of Lewis Ledyard aged 85 at the Masonic Home in Springfield where he had lived. Ledyard was a longtime Wellington resident. He is survived by two sons.
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Wellington
Springfield
Lewis Ledyard
Mr. Ledyard
Clarence and Alfred to be buried in local funeral services
Clarence of Bucyrus and Alfred of Cleveland are remembered as funeral services set for Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Wadsworth's funeral home. Burial will follow locally.
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Clarence of
Bucyrus
Alfred
Cleveland
Wadsworth's
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Valentine Party Planned
Elaborate plans have been made for the Rebekah and Odd Fellows Valentine party to be held in the J O O F hall this evening. All Rebekah members and their husbands and all Odd Fellows and their wives are cordial invited to enjoy the musical program dancing cards and an oyster supper scheduled for the evening.
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Rebekah and Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Primary Class Attends Valentine Party at Methodist Church
Miss Sylvia Welmer assisted by Mrs. Guy Phelps entertained the primary class of the Methodist church for a Valentine party in the church parlors. Ten girls attended, enjoying valentines, games, and refreshments arranged for the occasion.
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Sylvia Welmer
Guy Phelps
Methodist Church
Village Council Adjourned Meeting Sees Bid Requests
The adjourned village council meeting from Feb 4 reconvened Monday in the mayor's court room. Officials announced bids for the proposed community fire truck and related equipment, signaling progress on the emergency response project.
Local Notices and Social Movements From Daily Chronicle
Mr and Mrs Walter Cole now settled in Los Angeles after moving to California. Mrs Ed Fansworth hosts aunt from Cleveland for the week. Mrs Milton Henry seeks medical advice in Litchfield. Nt W C to meet next Tuesday. Master Howard West ill with a cold, missing school. Mrs Ida Morrison visits Elyria to see her son Clyde and grandson George hurt in an automobile accident. Mrs Wm Body visited granddaughter Mrs Duff Martin and attended Billy Sunday services. Mrs Mercy Peters in poor health on North Main Street. Mrs G W Smith of Litchfield Mich visiting daughter Mrs L E Holiday. Mrs Claude Gott confined at home due to illness. Floyd Warner of Detroit spent weekend with Harry and parents. Miss Kathryn Warner visited Cleveland friends on Monday.
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Walter Cole
California
Los Angeles
Ed Fansworth
Cleveland
Milton Henry
Litchfield
Nt. W. C
Howard West
Ida Morrison
Elyria
Clyde
George
Wm. Body
Duff Martin
Billy
Mercy Peters
North Main Street
G. W. Smith
Mich
L. E. Holiday
Claude Gott
Floyd Warner
Detroit
Harry Werner
Kathryn Warner
Valentine party notes in Queen Kether class
On Tuesday evening 18 girls attended the Valentine party for Queen Kether's Sunday school class at the Ray home on North Main Street. Mr and Mrs William Smith and Mr and Mrs Harvey Meyers hosted guests from Ell Nider Pittsfield. Milo Myers of Elyria visited his parents Mr and Mrs Lev Myers last weekend.
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Queen Kether
Ray
North Main Street
William Smith
Harvey Meyers
Ell Nider
Pittsfield
Milo Myers
Elyria
Lev Myers
Death of Ber son Dani Pittenger in Shellor area report
Mrs Harvey Myers learned Tuesday of the death of Ber son Dani Pittenger of Shellor at the Wlytla Memorial hospital. Mrs Mary Livengood, living with daughter Mrs Ray Folks, is seriously ill and mostly confined to bed, able to be up only a few hours daily.
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Harvey Myers
Ber Son
Dani Pittenger
Shellor
Wlytla Memorial Hospital
Mary Livengood
Ray Folks
Canada Ends Three Oceanic Boundaries Partially Closed
Canada maintains three oceanic boundaries with defined limits but two of them are wholly or partly closed during certain months. The closure affects maritime access and navigation for seasonal periods. Authorities note fluctuations in fishing and shipping activities tied to environmental or regulatory conditions.
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Canada
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