Pilgrim Fellowship Holds Green Supper at St Church
The Pilgrim Fellowship of the Congregational Church met for a green supper at 6 30 last night with Dorothy Foley and William Hand in charge. Robert Pierce led worship and Miss Marcia Nichols guided the evening discussion on Boy Meets Girl. Union Lenten services are planned for next Sunday with Elyria Council of Protestant? hold joint efforts.
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Pilgrim Fellowship of
The
St Congregational Church
Dorothy Eoley
Witliam Hand
Robert Peirce
Marcia Nichols
Union Lentenervices
Elyria Council of Protest
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Airsus PL
Cleveland Avenue
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
Brownhelm
Pilgrim Fellowship
Maurine Emizer
Donna Whyte
J. H. Thompson
Commission On “Stewardshis
Social visit notes from neighborhood gatherings
Local households report card games Valentine party and Sunday suppers at several homes in the area. The Erhart and Eisenhardt families host guests from Columbia Medina Fairview and Olmsted with word of visits from neighbors and relatives.
Local Social Roundup From Elyria and Nearby Areas
Mr Rezabeck convalesces after virus pneumonia. Ullrichs spent Saturday at the Maxworthy home. Knaples of Cleveland visited the Steyer home the prior Thursday. Frank Schmidt and Mrs Schmidt of Cleveland were Sunday guests in the Steyer home. Armbrusters and Ida Derek of Elyria were Sunday visitors to Albert Erhart. Mrs Riehter Sr visited in Chicago last week. Locges and Bully of Remson visited sister Mrs Yarnaron. Neffs and their children of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Barney Baurr. Mrs George Maxworth and Mrs Art Maxworthy visited Mrs Yarnaron Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Wilson and Gaugnier and Mrs Fred Yanni of Wooster were Sunday visitors in the Yarnaron home. Calvin Neff and sister Mrs Barney Haury spent Monday in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
George Oth
Columbia Sinusa
Mer
Peter Eisernhard
Berteyer
FL Ullrich
Meyer
Sam Neumeier
Caros
Cootere
Kart
Jack Harkin
Jem John
Carol
Janes
Eren
Albert Erhart
Wilbert Armbrush
Medina
Philip Armbruster
Mirs
Eisenhardt
Frank Ullth
John Crowe
Cathen
Fairview Village
Philip
Rezabeck
F. Ullrich
George
Art Maxworthy
Walter Knaple
Cleveland
Ed Steyer
Frank Schmidt
Steyer
Bir
Albert Armbruster
Afiss Ida Derek All
Elyr
Ed Riehter Sr
Chicago
Bertrand Locsge
of Remson
Glen Yanraron
Air
Andy Neff
Barney Baurr
George Maxworth
Yarnaron
Ait
John Wilson
Gaugnier
Fred Yanni
Wooster
Yammaron
Camd
Calvin Neff
Ana
Barney Haury
Belden Community Circle Holds Meeting at Mrs Weisz Home
Belden Community Circle met at Mrs Clementi Weisz’s home for a child free gathering with dinner and devotion. Mrs Craries Prout led prayer, Mrs Arthur Wise played piano, and a business session reported near the $130 goal, fund use on church windows, and planned Secret Sisters exchanges and March meetings.
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Community Circle
Belden
Commu
Clementi‘ Weisz
Craries Proutt
Arthur Wise
Charten Sport
Treasury
Mars
Boisch.irs
Carrie
Parior Is
Dwight Reisinger
Bel- Gen
Philippines
Anna Hossler
Harold Willmen
Mirs
Delbert Connos
Congress pushes hard for U S aid to Chiang and rent control debate
House leaders Bartin and Tait urge strong military aid to Chiang Kai-shek as part of a broader $570 million China program while Senate and House consider extending rent controls and tax-cut measures. Debate covers margarine tax, tidelands, steel prices, and a Hollywood strike dispute.
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Washington
House
Joseph W. Bartin, Jr
Robert A Tait
RB. O
China
Martin
Regsmen
Congress
Asime Chamgz
George C Marshalls
Chiang
Detroit
Ean Minuiraues
Marshall Plan
Europe
Manchuria
Greece
Senate
Harry P. Cain
Senate Finance Committee
Tidelands
H. Moore
R. Okia
Railroad Head Contemplates 1952 Presidential Run
Chicago based railroad chief Robert Young says by 1952 there is a chance he could win the presidency. Advertising Age reports Young has no political office and has voted for both major parties. He claims 16 900 business leaders could do better than current candidates and would accept a higher role if offered. President Truman is seen as the likely Democratic choice for this year, but Young could be a contender in 1952.
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Chicago
Rober
Chesapea Se and
United States
Ace Magazine
Ucads
Young
Youngs
President Truman
Dema
Perats
Boy Murderer To Be Given Chance
In Chicago the state and defense agreed that Howard Lang a 13 year old who pleaded guilty to stabbing and bludgeoning Lonnie Fellick to death will likely be placed in a juvenile institution until he reaches adulthood. The plan aims to rehabilitate him rather than place him in adult prisons. Lang’s sentencing follows March 5 as Judge Daniel A Roberts weighs the defense claim that hardship in his upbringing led to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiro
Tedar
Imall
Howard Lang
Lonnie Fellick
Lang
Daniel A. Roberts
Gance
Howard Lenz
Barrick
Amherst Church Circles Hold Meetings and Merger Talk
Local congregations in Amherst held circle meetings and planned events. Mrs. George Innes hosted a card party with prizes and lunch, while discussions moved toward merger of Evangelical Reformed and Congregational churches. Upcoming church and auxiliary meetings were announced for March and April across several groups and parishes.
Evangelical Groups Schedule Meetings and Hospital News
Evangelical A Brethren service led by Rev. Ludwig Aiarer at 7 p m. Sincerity class meets Friday at Miss Miller's home. Youth Fellowship Friday at Arthur Hasenpflug home. Evangelical and Reformed Women's Guild canceled for Thursday. Hospital News: Saturday discharges Ben Michael RD 2 Lorain Luther Young BD 1 Amherst Mrs Steve Speichhart and daughter RD 2 Amherst. Sunday birth: daughter to Mr and Mrs Harold Shank Lorain. No discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
George Innes
South Amherst
Abrs. Nesy
Grafton
Walter Mischka
Jack
Erwin Bochmian
Mocawued
Clem Rice
AL Grom
Mass Heessner
H. A. Monger
Irving Emimemeen
Circle One
Congregational Church
George Frank
Amtrs
Emery Sonderzeid
Frances Battenhouse
Emmerich
Imine Rame
Battenhouse
Herbert F. Loomis
Lorain
Grove
Hospital Auxiliary
Hospital
Emery Scibley
Walter Leimhos
Zeta Zeta Chapter
Pamela Warrick
Legion Augry
Legion Home
Prihign Sisters
Airs
A. C
George Nagel
Marian Club
Crete Young
Church Street
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed
Walter’ Secrutz
P. m
Ludwig Aiarer
Miss Miller
Arthur Hasenpflug
Women’s Guild
Ben Michael
Luther Young
Steve Speclhart
R. D
Surday
Harold Shank
Robert Buswell Amherst
Purge Drive Planned by Southern Democrats in Jackson
A coalition of Democrats from at least nine Southern states planned a pledged war chest of about 75 000 to launch a purge campaign against national party radicals seen as opposing President Truman. The Jackson meeting drew about 250 party leaders and followed Truman's push for legislation sparking Southern protest.
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Jackson
Miss
Te National Party
Truman
South
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Now Sold in Drugstores
Dr Edwards relief for constipation with Olive Tablets marketed as mild yet thorough. Tablets claim to act on both upper and lower bowels producing natural like movements with no griping. Priced at 15 to 30 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
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