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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1936

Page

6

Ministers Join Ohio Pastors Convention Fellowship Plan

Local county ministers join the Ohbso Council of Churches plan to form fellowship groups for the Ohio Pastor Convention in Columbus February 3 to 6. Leaders Vernon Wade Wagar Oberlin Wil J Foster Elyria W A Grubbs Lorain Battelle McCarthy Lorain Edwin S Marshall Lorain offer free car transportation and shared hotels for four or five members per group. The program aims to enable more pastors to attend and enhance session value. Interested ministers should contact leaders to be assigned. The convention draws over 1,000 Ohio ministers and will be an all day event. GEORGE W. SMITH FUNERAL George W. Smith died Thursday in Cleveland. Funeral held Saturday at his son’s home in Creston, conducted by Reverend Trout. He is buried in the village cemetery.

Ohbso Council of Churches Columbus Vernon Wade Wagar Oberlin Wil J. Foster Elyria W. A. Grubbs Lorain Battelle McCarty Edwin S. Marshall Ohio Geogre W. Simth George W. Smith Harry Cleveland John Murray Creston Trout

Women’s Civic Club Held Meeting in New London

The Rochester Women’s Civic Club met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs Minnie Hileman in New London. Eighteen ladies attended a covered dish dinner and an afternoon of diversions led by President Mrs Winnie Crittenden and guests Julia Smalley and Kathryn Carney. The next meeting is set for February 19 at Mrs Avis Lilly’s home in New London.

New London Avis Lilly

Italian drawn-work instruction for ladies group at Town Hall

Fourteen women met Friday in the Town Hall for a session led by Miss Bird the lady extension agent on fancy work. The group shared a pot luck dinner and the afternoon’s program featured Italian drawn-work. A follow up meeting is planned for February 31 to continue instruction and organize the group.

Miss Bird

Storrow Child Suffered Arm Injury In Wringer

Alice Storrow, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Storrow, caught her arm in a wringer. The injury bruised and crushed near the elbow. She was taken to a physician who dressed the wound and she is nearly well again.

Alice Stanley Storrow

Grace Williams Hosts Harmonial Society at Home

Mrs Grace Williams hosted the Harmonial Society at her home on Tuesday afternoon Sewing on quilt blocks occupied the time A church kitchen collection arrived including dish pans kettles and vegetable dishes for the church needs

Grace Williams

Pleasant afternoon tea gathering wraps with thanks

The hosts served cake cookies and tea to the gathered group after which everyone departed for home. The event left attendees with a very pleasant impression and warm appreciation for the hospitality.

Baptist Missionary Society Meets for All Day Sewing

The Baptist Missionary Society gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Lillian Trippe's home for an all day session. Members sewed for the church and held afternoon devotionals. Mrs. Wilcox and a lady from Elyria delivered excellent addresses to the group.

The Baptist Missionary Society Lillian Trippe Wilcox Elyria

Methodist Men Cut, Buzz Wood for Church Use

About a dozen men from the Methodist church met at the John Murray farm Monday to cut wood for church use and returned Tuesday to buzz and prepare it. Attendees at a North ern Ohio Draft Horse Association banquet in Wellington included Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor Arthur Jewett and son Lawrence Greydon Jewett and others. John Gariss of Wellington visited E A Gariss, and Mr and Mrs Andy Davidson attended the funeral of Mrs Delia.

Methodist Church John Murray Hare Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association Methodist Wellington Ralph Taylor Arthur Jewett Lawrence Greydon Jewett Charles Parker Albert Parker Will Murray William B. Murray Charles Murray John Gariss E. A. Gariss Andy Davidson Delia

Local Notes From Wellington and Nearby Towns

Tuesday afternoon in Wellington Storrow accompanied by small group. Donald Murray made a business trip to Cleveland on Wednesday. Howard Crittenden returned home Thursday for a few days. Ill residents include Mrs. Helen Jawett Mrs. Carlos Snyder Zelda Snyder and James Murray. Barbara Ann Murray born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knapp now healthy enough to receive visitors. Sunday visitors at Mrs. W A Jewett included Bertha Rodin and Oberlin friends Benny. Cairo? Continued updates on funeral of Mrs. Fred Squires former Rochester resident. Attendees at funeral from here listed. James Willams and daughter Mary visited Cleveland on Wednesday. George Schmitt and son from Akron visited Cleo Crittenden home Thursday. Lloyd Handley and Anita Elyria visited Charles Parker family Sunday.

Oberlin Benny Ray Jewett Jack Amherst Ford Jewett Huntington Fred Squires New London Rochester Fitch Funeral Home Center L. A. Bradford Retta Richards Carrie Conklin Edith Stocking Ida L. A. Selvem James Willams Mary Cleveland George Schmitt Akron Cleo Crittenden Lloyd Handley Anita Elyria Charles Parker

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