Five Billions Invested In Churches
Oberlin January 15 Dr George Walter Fiske of Oberlin College argues social issues and religion shape American churches in coming years. He notes 1931 saw peace and disarmament efforts and a poll showing 20 000 ministers oppose compulsory military training. He cites Spain’s 1931 Republic abolishing Catholic Church power after 425 years and estimates U S church property at about five billion dollars, second only to schools.
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Oberlin
Churches of America
George Walter Fiske
Oberlin College
Fiske
Spain
America
Miss Gladys Burge Honored At Ohio Fairs Banquet
Miss Gladys Burge of Brighton was guest of honor at the Fairs of Ohio banquet in Columbus. She received a large silver cup from former Governor Myers Cooper for an essay on the value of the fair to agriculture and the community. Her parents accompanied her, and other local residents joined in visiting Columbus and Greenwood cemetery services were held later at the Baptist church under Rev H K Finley.
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Wellington
Gladys Burge
Brighton
Ohio
Columbus
Burge
Myers Cooper
Virginia
John Kirkland
Mrs Mary Evelan Zimmerman Haning Dies at 62
Mrs Mary Evelan Zimmerman Haning 62, wife of E C Haning, died early Wednesday at her Ames home after a year and a half illness. Survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Floyd Scov Ule and Mrs William Zetgier.
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Mary Evelan Zimmerman Haning
E. C. Haning
Floyd Scov Ule
William Zetgier
Missionary Group Hears Radio Broadcast at Society Meeting
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Paul Carter's home for a WFMS radio broadcast. Dames Lara Thorpe and others spoke on Miss ion work, with a study review on Christ Comes to the Village led by Mrs Bake Stein. Mrs Pierce and Mrs Baumgardner led scripture readings as a quartet sang.
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Hear Radio
WFMS
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Paul Carter
Bake Stein
Pierce
Baumgardier
Carter
F. VE Sponeller
Roeder
Marvy Church
Calico Family Slipper Planned at Missionary Meet
The Queen Esther, Richard Barers and others plan a Calico slipper event hosted by the Mis sionary society, with Mrs Norman Gl gs as chair at the meeting yesterday. Attendees include Miss Lean Hughes of Strongsville and Miss Dorotha Barnes. Mrs J Vaughn of Elyria attends her sister. Charles Pacres at Penfield welcomed a ten pound son yesterday morning.
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Slpper
Esther
Richard Barers
Homewa "Ey Oceoes
Methodist
Cinta
Miss.oravs
Norman Gl Gs
Osen
Tfe
M.ss
Lean Hughes
Strongs- V.ié
Dorotha Barnes
J. Vaughn
Elyria
Charles Eld
Lea Gillette
Letroit
J. W. Shook
Roy Hewitt
New York City
MacDermott
Jillvenza
Charles Pacres
Penfield
Wellington Editor Heads Quarterly Meeting of Lake District News Group
The Lake District News Reaper Association opens its quarterly session Saturday with a luncheon in the Terminal Tower building. The program includes a tour of the Cleveland News plant and a theatre party at Loews theatre hosted by the Western Newspaper Union.
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Wellington
Th.s Place
Lake District
Women’s After Méon Club Donates for New Books
Members vote to donate their usual yearly fund of 250 for new books for the Wellington Herrick library. Books to be chosen by Yes WLIW Cushr Mrs. Franklin Ines and Muss Edith Rookson craftan.
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Woman's Afterméon Club
T He Wellington Herrick Iorars
Yes
Wliw
Cushr
Franklin Ines
Muss Edith Rookson Craftan
Eau
Dividend Declared At 2.5 Percent By Board
A meeting of the board of directors and officers declared a dividend of two and a half percent. Details remain sparse as the report notes the action without naming the company or further specifics.
Wellington Savings Board Re-elected For New Year
Wellington Savings and Loan Company Officers A. K. Baird president Walter Lee vice president and Alan Branson secretary treasurer were all reelected for the coming year. Fifty guests attended a Sunday school class at the Congregational church with John Blum and Mrs Anna Blum of Oberlin among the attendees. A supper followed in the church dining room plus a musical program featuring songs by Mr. Von Blum piano duets by Mrs Roy McCormack and Maureen, a humorous reading by Mrs Paul Recard and an original poem read by Frank Andrus, then a midweek prayer service.
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Wellington Savings and Loan Company
A. Kh. Baird
Walter Lee
Alan Branson
Blum
Anna Blum
Oberlin
C. W. Recard
Congregational Church
von Blum
Roy McCormack
Maureen
Paul Recard
Frank Andrus
Women jurors deemed capable of fair verdicts says professor
Columbus report quotes Professor E Burtt of Ohio State University stating women are as intelligent and capable as men as jurors. He notes few women judges serve with distinction but affirm their competence and denies gendered limitations in judging.
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XPERT
Columbus
E. Burtt
Ohe State University
Burtt
Ibsen Note on English Speakers and Strenuous Work
A remark on how English speaking people show capacity for strenuous work at an advanced age. The statement highlights the perception of endurance among aging workers in that demographic.
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Ibsen
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