Vermington School Notes and Local Social Highlights
Report from the Vermington area includes the county music contest results with George Webber and Mary Webber among top performers, plus a long list of student acts and teachers. Social items note a bridge afternoon hosted by Mrs. Paul Meyer, a shower for Mrs. Lafey Emmerick, weekly visits, tabled notices from the Methodist prayer service, and plans for a school play Dust at the Earth with a March 14 performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venrietta
Peservedne
Clearview
George Webber
Plan
Sola
Superior
Toroey Williais
Rombone Sale
Eaenl Gahy
Smyterion
Elavinel Dria
Blaine Wilfared
Laverences
Bitina
Mary Webber
Elaie
Mendy Gait Slack
Patsy Kellie
Ruth Webber
Dem
Lenore Buehs
Maury
Thuth Webber
Baumin
Tramibane Sale
Super Jory
Lawrence Baumin
Vlaringt
Harvey Bort
Paul Meyer
Paul Portman
la Fey Emmerick
Une
Eaton Ty A Meeting Highlights Donations and Introductions
A PTA meeting featured a $28 donation to the Red Cross and discussion of future school actions pending Board of Education decisions. New teacher Alburgh was introduced by Mr Kessler as Harry Salts Burr’s replacement. A program at the city hall included a short play and a speech by Mr Wade of Columbia on community impact. Special praise went to Mrs Kolp and Hach Reisinger. Natefs Mr and Mrs Kenneth Haxke announce a son born Saturday Feb 7. Mrs Marion LaPavor and Corn Giles Ross were in Heron Mor day.
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EATON
PT. A
Board of Education
Sts Rex
Lez
Albugh
Harry Salts Burr
Kessler
Eity Touston
Tom
Updestall
Natefs
Kenneth Haxke
Fen
Marion LaPavor
Giles Ross
Heron Mor
Pittsfield Family Party Highlights Grandchildren Birthday
Mrs A G Malls and family hosted a Sunday gathering to celebrate grandchildren Ruby and Alice Davidson and Nancy Ling Brandt. A chicken dinner was served for nine, with day cakes and small favors. Other local notes mention visits to an inn and clinic, a missionary day at Wesnes' home, and a Women’s Club meeting with ten members and two visitors.
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A. G. Malls
Ruby
Alice Davidson
E. Earl Tyidson
Brighton
Nancy Ling Brandt
Perry Brandt
Pittsfeld
Mry. Mills
Benuth
Ace
Jan- Nancy Leis
Marsh
C. L. Ivekwerth
Henry Shetfeld
Nes. Vaey
Tg.t
Leslie F
Elwin Carpenter _crer
LaGrange
Wesnes
Leland Howard
TaGtanoe
Womans Club
Cortes
Deeenna
Fragmented Community Notes From a Rural Church Page
Sullivan on file reveals a Wednesday church division meeting with Mrs Claude Arndt and announcements of lunch at the school. Reports mention the WCVTU meeting, February activities, and the late Francis Willard. Attendees include Mrs Mande Balan, Mrs Etta Morffett, and others. Names touch Toronto Ohio, funeral arrangements, local fundraisers, camp departures, and a sequence of visits and illnesses across Ashland, Elyria, Cleveland, Canton, and Brecheville with many household references and social updates.
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The
Christ In Church
Claude Arndt
Congregational Church
WCVTU
Vth
Sein
Denice Winters
Francis Willard
Irs
Mande Balan
Etta Morffett
Rand
Jehl
Roy
Toronto
Ohio
Theness
Mondas
Billy Dakin
Jelin
Tarry Smith
Delbert
David Boss
Nava
Otis Riddinger
Haryld
Ashland
Ruth Petzke Hap
Cleveland
Lun Kurs
CE Rogers
Marry Dakin
Son
Billy
Elyria
Cleeland
Canton
Eva McAdwe
Nellie Hamlin c
Ida Rogers
Clyde Lucas
Daughay
Clair Dennis
Raymond Hunt
Ai . Clevelane
DeWit Lewe
Rick
Cora Fisher
Lotis Ahead
Veteransy Hospital
Brecheville
Cora Chamberlain
Lad Hospital
Ettai Marfett
Ladies Society Notes and Local Visits in Elyria
Lelind Howard receives a fine gift as the Ladies Society of Community Church convenes with light attendance. Members prepared ski caps and sweaters for the charitable drive, while the Young People League planned a meeting at Charles Webber's home. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Elmer Mertz escorting Corbett Walker to Cath Terry.
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Ladies! Society
Ladies’ Society
Community Church
Mes
Thureday
Yoce
Ross
Mem
Jseork
Desteph Mc Connell
Leyme
Tpes
Aieet
Charles Webber
Briesthegt
Elyria
Elmer Mertz
Carlisle
Corbett Walker
Cath Terry
Camp Reilly
Air
Telwhi Carpenter
Dydi
Sheland Howard
LaGrange
Carpenter
Rita Rothgery
Betty Mity
Camden High School Performances and Community Notices
Camden High School pupils presented a minstrel show on Tuesday evening February 4 with Mr Burgin as interlocutor. Soloists included Joe Alferio and Louie Waite among others. An all girls formal event followed and a county orchestra performed. Ella Blackett received Superior ratings at a music contest in Clearview. Senior classes prepare the annual ready for publication as an assembly reminded pledges. The scrap metal drive for war needs was explained. Red Cross sewing group and local society entertainments were scheduled. Notables include Mrs Erina Seegies recuperating after surgery and various local residents visiting relatives and friends.
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Shool News Kipton
Camden High School
Akiditarium
Mr. Burgin
James Robinson
Ed Malus
Red Barker
Bob Hart
Joe Alferio
Louie Waite
Jack Warrenfeltz
Elle Blackett
Davie Sigsworth
Patricia Swisher
Eva Gerst Ain
Elmer Morgan
Green Cathedral
Burgin Ind Ia
Jones
Camden
Assation
Johnny J 'S Orchestra of
Fl. Cig
Home Education and a Child’s Aid at a Beehive Lesson
Fragmented notes describe a school scene with a six year old girl helping her father and others during a spelling task. The draft mentions a bee activity, a water flow, and reflections on duty, memory, and moral lessons tied to Christ.
Oun Pasacuan 12 Gaal Ty Vrs Allure May Hurt
Sorrow and disappointment may shake you yet hope keeps you going. The length of the rope tests the wig. Rupe Tuth tunes the strings of the heart as hope sets music singing and quickens life. Hope is a religious quantity that endures.
World Religious News Highlights Protestant Aid Efforts
A survey of wartime religious philanthropy shows Southern churchwomen funding a Methodist college in Athens Alabama to keep it open, while God gifts Scriptures to service members at 21 a week. The Northern Baptist World Emergency Fund reports over 400000 raised in six months, with 690000 targeted. Norwegian Lutherans allocate 50000 yearly for members drafted into the army, and churches collectively spend over a million on missions. Douglas Aircraft aids spiritual welfare for 20100 employees under Rev Peter F Wall, and a national Protestant unity convocation is planned in Chicago for 1934 to project a common gospel role.
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Athens
Alabina
Gideons
Northern Baptist Atation
Norwegian Lutheran Church
United States Army
United States
Douglas Aircraft Company
Peter F. Wall
Wall
Chicago
Church of America
Church Forum Teaches Children Public Worship Value
The article describes teachers guiding children through church furnishings and services to foster appreciation for worship. It notes ministers’ efforts with children sermons and participation, and cites successful efforts by jailor and dean in promoting engagement during Sunday school and public worship.
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Hwa
Woreniy
Chien
The Minnis Council of Churches Nine-Point Progam
A nine point church program from the Minnis Council of Churches outlines aims for Protestant churches this year. It prioritizes mobilization sanity, youth education, spiritual resources for armed forces, refugee aid, and cooperative action with national efforts.
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Minnis Council of Churches
Skn
Educ
Oberlin Arts Benefit and Community Notices
Negro spirituals will be featured Sunday evening February 15 at Warner concert hall by the Wilberforce University Singers. Proceeds go to the Red Cross war fund. Oberlin hosts home nursing classes under Mrs. Erwin Worcester with several instructors and sessions at Prospect and high school. Oberlin League of Women Voters meets Monday at 7 30 in Sturges hall with state chairman Mrs. Hoger Herter discussing Consumers Problems. Church services listed for First Church in Oberlin and First Baptist with sermon topics and times.
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RED Cross
Qherlin
Negra Spiituals
Wilberforce University Singers
Warner Concert Hall
Salomie
Melird Cassel
Mise
Lulu ‘Thomas
Red Cross War Fund
Margaret Barnes
Iy Oberlin
Erwin Worscester
Murphy
J. B. Cole
Hazel Hipp
Larry Clark
Martha Farrar
Dunice Forum
Ethel Agate
Phillis Wheatley Center
Pauline Bling
Gritre Tutheran Church
Prospect School
Women Voters
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Sturges Hall
Hoger Herter
Cleveland
Economic Welfare
Oberlin Woman's Club
Walt
Q. A. Lindquist
Forest Street
Warren Weston
Prospect Street
Prt
Clara Claire Searles
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Surlough
Chertin
Searles
C. GO. Cobb
Paul Stone
Heatrice Fuzzier
Harry Hammond
Cambridge
Sam Bohosuck
Canton
Grauid Triarch
Miller
Carl Berger
Wit and Wisdom and Alcohol Reform Report Fragment
A fragmented text discusses church types like wishbones and jawbones and notes a push in Egypt to abolish liquor within years with licensing ends. It cites Yamatoya Foundry Japan adopting total abstinence, and claims absentees from wherries drop 9.7 percent while accident costs fall 4 percent. Mentions 210,000 churches in the United States and 4304K0 licensed to serve alcohol, with commentary on drunken behavior and military context.
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England
William R. Gladstone
Yamatoya Foundry
Japan
United States
Medical Journal of Australa
Alerie
Ata OT Arc” Prough
Local church notices and community greetings
Delivery Service details and church announcements appear, noting Reverend Dawe and Reverend Daniels ministers. Schedule items include morning worship at 7 40 a m and 11 00, communion for students, Day of Prayer observances, and a midweek reading session. Garden club note and social visits feature, with guests from Fort Sill and Canton mentioned among the gatherings.
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Christ Church
Apisenpall
F. Daniels
Poplar
Fap
Ue Day of Prayer of the World
Lieutenant Trussell Pleads Guilty To Speeding Charge
Lieutenant Ellis Trussell of the U S Army pleaded guilty to operating his car at excessive speed on Route 20 when arraigned before Mayor Cemings yesterday. He was fined five dollars and costs. Trussell was en route to Hangor aviation field. Bangor Maine from Boise Idaho.
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Ellis Trussell
U.S. Army
Cemings
Trussell
Hangor Aviation Field
Bangor
Maine
Boise
Idaho
Tragic Fire Claims John Flick After Rescue Attempt
In Aar on February 14 John W Flick 42 dies retrying to save valuable papers from a house fire in Sheffield. His wife daughter and son-in-law escaped with children, but Flick reentered and perished. Workmen found his body in the smoldering debris this morning.
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Aaron
John
Flick
Ichfield
Youngest Grange Master Elsie Bigelow Leads Nute Ridge
In Rochester New Hampshire 17 year old Elsie May Bigelow is declared the youngest national grange master in the country. She has succeeded her mother the Rev Marian Bigelow as master of Nute Ridge Grange.
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Rochester
N. H
Elsie May Bigelow
Marian & Bigelow
Nute Ridge Grange
Potato Growers To Meet March Sixth
Plans for a tri county potato growers meeting to be held March 6 will be finalized Monday morning by a committee representing Lorain Medina and Cuyahoga counties. Delegates include M H Bartter of Columbia Toledo and Milton Eppley Tele gram Road. The meeting aims to coordinate farmers across the three counties.
Barrow Exits Ring Crowd-Easy Grace at Garden
UPI report on Private Joseph Louis Barrow, later known as Joe Louis, watching as Billy Coan and rival challenger Torsole fight for the World Middleweight title at Madison Square Garden. Barrow, weighing in as spectator, couldn’t close the deal in last year’s bout, despite his size edge. The piece notes his modest demeanor and crowd-pleasing manners as he refused to engage, highlighting the missed knockout and the rapid pace of the bout. It also mentions a Wellington High School basketball matchup and a local Johnsonburg note about a horse barn.
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U.S
Pat Off
Jack Guenther
United Press
York
Valentine
Joseph Louis Barrow
United States Army
Barrow
Madison Square Garden
Billy Coan
Polo Grounds
Joe
Conny
Torsdale
Gary
Ind
Vast Scores Report From Multiple Colleges
A long, dense listing of basketball and other scores features Baldwin Wallace, Mount Union, Xavier, Centre, Penn State, Syracuse, and many Ohio teams with a mix of results. Scattered line items include city names, schools, and varied point totals, conveying a busy sports roundup across conferences and locales.
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Cotnece
Peleg Press
Baldwin-Wallace
Case
Mt. Union
Mariette
Xavier
Centre
Penn State Byracuse
Nortt
Cetuling
Washington & Lee
Marshall
Davis-Flging
Alderson
West
Sherry al P Sinnford
Calsfordlla
Olegud State
Dragon Yyoming
Denver
Montana State
Colorata Coliga
Colorado
Utah
St. Mary's
California Aggies
DIO
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Entertaisen Club
Deidue Club
Playin Bridge
Delmviews
Wisness
Ben Taylor Sr
Ben Taster
Vermiting
Ernest
Harald Lanman
Chiannery Curviey
Oscar Zurcher
Fred Rauma
Ines
Chayivay Currier
Jimmy
Frank Krlhte
Ehildeen Patsy Wit David
Ernest T Lamvermyer
HLG
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Columbus
Newtealle
Lera Creythheimey
Albert de Alberts
John Berger
Paul Lowther
Teledo
Henry Allmiller
Harry Gellette
Sullivan
Methurlist Church
Warsld Coates Peturie
Walter Walker
Oberlin Mare
Vivian Lakeman
Henry Almiller
Howard
Donna Marie
Jean Lemp
Ambheret
Parent Tracker Association
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Marca
John Graber
Sauih
Amherst
Don Tarren
Metin Ungerang
Kenneth
Taneat
Arthur Cowley
Dibris
Joh Langdon
Dughters Marlene
Cl Harry Dennis
Tiskdon
DR. Thumas
Betty Sf Grafton
Latin
Pittsfield
Glenn Carpenter
Lelind Howard
Miny
Kipton
Erina Seegies
Allen Hospital
Camden Baptist
Atry
Ella Aluckert
Esther Calkins
Aivs
Max Calking
Daaghter Marlen
Braurice Meller
Ballhuck
Jessie Mellon
Elm
Perkins
Tomes
Lew
Lei Scammon
Lake
Whed
Epem
J.B Davidson
Sis
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Joseph Fort
Oun
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Gaal
World Religious News
Church Forum
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Torrie
Avi
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Red Sea
Sihen
Oberlin
Esther Wood
TWE
A. Richards
James Brand House
First Baptist
Rantkowsky
Wishbones
Jawbones
Catt Ernest Malham
Grate Lutheran Church
CL. Dawe
Puistar
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Mr. Zion Rapiet
Hormon
Alice Brooks
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Giorgia McDonald
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Wellington
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Tounsatown Chaney
Kent Roosevel
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Tonawanda
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