Andrew's Woman's Auxiliary Meets at Mrs Tulk Home
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's church met at Mrs. Henry Tulk's East Avenue home with sixteen members. They sewed to fund the School for Colored Children in Arkansas and heard Mr Hyun discuss plans for Korea, sharing customs and songs. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for March sixth at Mrs. Dwyer's East Avenue home.
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St, Andrew's
St. Andrew's Church
Henry ‘Tulk
East Avenue
Sewiog
School For
Arkansas
Hyun
Korea
Tulk
Dwyer
Daughters of St. Andrew Meet at Mrs Whitney's Home
The Daughters of St. Andrew gathered at Mrs. Ralph Whitney's home at 1243 East Avenue on Wednesday afternoon with ten members present. A regular business meeting followed by sewing occupied the afternoon. tea was served. The date and place of the next meeting will be announced later.
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Daughters OF ST
Birthday surprise for Mrs Clifford Hill at Clark Street
Mrs Clifford Hill of Clark Street was pleased by a birthday surprise from nineteen friends who gathered at her home last evening. Cards and wedding party amusements provided diversion until a late hour when a dainty luncheon was served.
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Clifford Hill
Clark Street
St Clair Rebekah Lodge Meets for Plans and Dinners
The St. Clair Rebekah Lodge met in the IOOF hall for a business session and fill practice. Plans were completed for the Father and Son banquet for the Odd Fellows, and for the Sunday dinner for Girl Reserve Conference members.
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ST. Clair Reberaifs Lodge
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
IO. O
Odd Fellows
Girl Reserve Conference
Local Personal Notes Highlight visits and births in region
Mrs Jr M Croxford of Bay Village hosted friends in Elyria yesterday. Miss Dorothy Wilford, Bridgeport high school music supervisor, planned to spend weekend with parents Mr and Mrs H G Wilford, with guest Miss Deborah George, also a Bridgeport teacher. HW A Peabody visiting in Butler PA. Miss Evangeline Spieth of Elyria and Miss Ida Mis Jones of Niles traveled to Washington DC. Birth announcements include a daughter for Chauncey Knecehtger of Grafton and a daughter for Mr and Mrs David Hall of Grafton at Elyria Memorial. Mrs E W Lipt of Milan visiting Mrs Clermacher in Park Ave. Mrs Bina Andrews, mother of Dwight Andrews, ill at Clinic in Cleveland. Frank Daly recovering from appendicitis at Elyria Clinic. Mrs Emma Kreutzfeld confined to home with pneumonia. Mrs Martin Lavelle of Cleveland visited Mrs Millie Clifford.
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Evangeline Spieth
Eighth Street
Elyria
Ida Mis Jones
Niles
Ohio
Washington
PD. C
Chauncey Knecehtger
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
David Hall
E. W. Lipt
Milan
Clermacher
Park Avenue
Bina Andrews
Pwight Andrews
Bell Avenue
Frank Todgham
Clinton Avenue
Cleveland
Frank Daly
West Bridge
Elyria Clinic
Emma Kreutzfeld
Ninth Street
Martin Lavelle
Edgewater Drive
Millie Cliford
K of C Leader to Visit Elyria and Nearby Councils
D E Butler representative of the Knights of Columbus Supreme Council will address five Ohio councils during the week of February 23. He connects headquarters with over 2,090 subordinate councils in the United States Canada Mexico Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines. He arrives in Elyria Monday February 25 as guest of Elyria Council then proceeds to Lakewood and other cities to hear local members.
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New Haven
Comn
D. E. Butler
Supreme Council
Knights of Columbus
Ohio
Butler
Order
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Elyria
Elyria Council
Lakewood Council
Lake
Supreme Council visits boost local councils tour
On February 27 he visits Lorain Council in Lorain then February 28 Berea Council in Berea and March 1 he meets St Francis Council in Gallon. The trip marks the first time in a year a Supreme Council representative visits these councils and each is expected to fill with members to hear him. The council travel spans thousands of miles yearly to meet officers and representatives, offering guidance and receiving feedback beneficial to the order.
The Atonement Doctrine and the Alien of Sinful State
A preacher argues the central Christian doctrine of atonement, likening the blood of Christ to a purifying force that reconciles sinners to God. He contrasts spiritual alienage with citizenship, urging faith in Jesus' shed blood for pardon and restored relationship with heaven.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Ston
Sam
England
Atlantic Coast
America
Mysel
Maine
Cape Hatteras
Yucatan
Heaven
Blood and salvation through Jesus Christ in a fiery sermon
A preacher rails against sin and modern culture, arguing that only faith in Jesus Christ provides forgiveness and salvation. He likens biblical blood to life, condemns secular philosophy, and asserts that life without Christ ends in judgment. The sermon references Adam and Eve, mothers in distress, and the necessity of the blood atonement.
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Jesus Christ
Adamo
Eve
Jim
Christ
Jesus
Meus Christ
God
Pow
Wieselfs
Dr. Chapman
Bob Ingersoll
Bob
Eagles Frolic Opens Tonight at Rainbow Gardens
Opening night launches a three night Eagles Frolic at Rainbow Gardens Skating Rink East Broad Street Market featuring vaudeville dancing and contests. Headliners include Sunburst Revue Florence Barlow Count St Elmo Warry LeTay with a tuneful orchestra and Master of Ceremonies Kenneth Glascott. Local talent will compete for prizes in a lively period entertainment milieu.
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Rainbow Gardens Skating Rink
East Broad Street Market
Elyria
Chicago
New York
Florence Barlow
St. Elmo
Warry LeTay
Keith Buckingham
Kenneth Nt. Glascott
Prayer Meeting Schedule by District and Location
Friday prayer meeting at 10:00 A M lists District I through VII with sections A to G and multiple hosts and addresses. Each district names hosts such as Fesler 222 Erie, Mrs. Wood 45 Samuel, Mrs. Harrison Lion Lake Ave, Mrs. Walters 343 Seigh, and others at various streets and avenues.
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Mes
C. Fesler
Erie Street
W. Wood
Samuel Street
Harrison
Lion Lake Avenue
Walters
Seigh Street
Williams
Rida Street
W. L. Fay
Washington Avenue
G. A. Lamberton
Glendale Court
Cashdoller
Louisiana
Mes Ghappell
Cleveland
F. A. Yost
Marseilles
Jiogal
Hamilton
Quade
Olive Street
Miss Newton
Seeferd Street
Rhoads Leaves for Six Week Florida Visit
Lorain County commissioners will operate with only two members for six weeks as Commissioner George Rhoads departs for St. Petersburg Florida. Clerk Frank Elenberger said most actions require a simple majority with a quorum of two, meaning business continues. Only road or ditch program petitions lacking could block action during his absence.
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Tho Board of County Commissioners
George Rhoads
St. Petersburg
Fla
Rhoads
Frank Enenberger
Lorain County
Elenberger
District VII Union Mrs John Stogan Step Avenue
District VII union member Mrs John Stogan of Step Avenue is named in the notice. The brief item records a local union case or residence address for a community filing with unclear surrounding details. No further context is provided in the fragment.
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District VII
Union
John Stogan
Step Avenue
Lorain County Tax Adverts Aid Delinquent Parcels Sale
County Auditor Ma Welty reports 5 922 parcels in Lorain County facing tax sale for delinquent taxes. Advertising spans nineteen townships fifteen districts and multiple villages cities. If four years pass without payment, advertised properties will be sold.
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Ma Welty
Lorain County
Welty
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