First Congregational Church to Hold 124th Annual Meeting
The First Congregational Church in Elgin pledges a large attendance as it marks its 124th annual meeting on Thursday evening. The church, oldest in Elgin, reports 1247 members the highest in its history and will close Rev. Wham A. Leath’s sixth term with a three-part session starting at 6 30 p.m. A preparatory fellowship is served by the Woman's Association.
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First Congregational Church
Elgrit
Churth
Tme
Wham A. Leath
Woman's Association
Leo R. Meyer
Board of Ushers
W. Nuthercur
Tone Guest
Thompson
Lorain
Berg
Ludwig
W. Levnhof
E. Schibley
St. Peter's Evangeliial and Reformed Church School
Ulisses
Helen
Norma Hollingsworth
Marinesn India
Mrrs
Walter Senults
C. Mulder
Amherst
Eagle
Offivers
Mens Glee Club
Braanheim P. T. A
American Red Cross
Ofwall
Church
First Evangelical United Brethren
Vandersail
Ohio
Columbus
St. Joseph's
Joseph Smarch
J. Somogy
Robert Wohlever
Howard Weaver
Sirs
Dietur Metz
Altar Rosary Society
St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed
Vearlors
Methodist
Hospital
Eugene Coates
R. D
Charles Anderson
South Amherst
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's laxative as suitable after meals, claiming relief from constipation and soothing upset stomach with pleasant taste and warmth. It advises asking a druggist for the product.
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Pleasenteed
Dr. Caldwell
Church Meeting Opens With Secular Music Program
Board of trustees and moderator will preside as the second portion features secular music by church quartet members. Group numbers solos and duets will be sung. The evening ends with the showing of the outstanding religious film "Bosound Our Own."
New York Central Wills Land Sale For Fairport Park
Public Works Director George B Sowers said after talks in New York the New York Central Railroad will decide February 6 on land sale terms for a Lake Erie park site near Fairport Harbor. The 2500 foot beachfront area may require a tunnel under the beach to allow Lake Erie water use. Sowers has 640000 dollars set aside for two Cleveland area park sites, east and west. In Pennsylvania, motorists coins study finds many towns keep meter funds for traffic police and parking operations.
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Columbus
George B. Sowers
Gav
New York Central Railroad
Waris
Erie Park
Fairport Harbor
Sowers
Rei
New York
Forest management growth outpaces deforestation says association
The National Lumber Manufacturers Association released Our Abundant Forests asserting the United States will soon outgrow wood removal with growing forests. It credits improved forest management and replanting for a new forest economy where growth nearly matches annual losses from cutting fires and natural causes.
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Lashington
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
United States
America
Community notices and club meetings in surrounding towns
List of upcoming meetings and events across Olmsted Grafton Chatham Ridgeville Lagrange Avon Lake North Olmsted Carlisle Carlisle and surrounding areas with Grange sessions Scouts and Girl Guides gatherings church news and hospital notes. March through early spring activities include Grange, WSCS, farmers institutes, orchestras, Red Cross, sodalities and junior confirmations.
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Grafton
B. Cox
Belden Grang
Grange
Lagrange—Cuvie
Methodist Church
Asis
Haze Brooks
Avon Lake
Senior Cross
Lorain
North Olmsted
Coe Memorial
Chatham — Farmers Enstitute
Birmingham
Frenasiip
Charles Kremer
Myrue Raccifie
Carlisle— Pri2néship
Lawrence Jackson
Carlisle—Saurkraut Grime
LaPorte
Amherst Funds and Beazles Plan Active Community Drive
Amherst residents rally for the March of Dimes with 323.50 of 975 raised as a cage carnival and street collections. Beazles plan golden anniversary events with a luncheon dance and Valentine party while Amherst Hospital Association elects eighteen board members and outlines 1947 admissions and finances.
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Amherst
eElmer Smith
U. S
Smith
Eazles
Organization of
Beazles
Amherst Aerte
Eegie
Berea Aerie
Asiin Clements
Ralph Bunker
Pete Pasion
Carl Walkers
Amherst Hospital Association
Town Hall
Charles Ebbs
Hosptal
F. J. Berger
Pailor
Re. G. R. Wiseman
Robert Huspard
Neal Ludwig
Henry Garland
Albert Slack
South Amherst
Jack Koontz
Rey Wasem
Cheries Ebbs
Conrad Zuch
Eric Ward
Raymond Bechtel
Brownheim
Fred Hogrefe
J. J. Smythe
F. R. Powers
RI B
Brandon
Parnes Baird
Russell
Iiller
Hospicl
Amirs
Paup Jzeger
Carl Deens
Hildred Broen
Walter Levnhos
D. Goldthorpe
L. Roemer
J. Sironmeier
Melvin Stack
Emery Schibler
Doctor offers nonhospital treatment for anorectal disorders
Dr C E Bell advertises treatement for piles fistula fissure and related conditions without hospital confinement or time off work. Located at 412 Broadway Lorain Ohio.
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DR. C. E. Bell 412
Broadway
Lorain, Ohio
Some Things Will Be Cheaper In France
Paris prices may drop for hotels meals and souvenirs but round trip steamship fares rise in francs while dollars buy more abroad. American dress imports and Paris shops shift pricing. inflation risks persist as U S agricultural sales show a one third higher output.
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New Yorker
Paris
France
Gollars
Pari
Normandy
New York
Youth Division Officers Elected by Brotherhood of St. Andrew
The Youth Division for ages eight to twelve, sponsored by the Senior Brotherhood of St. Andrew, elected quarterly officers: Ronald Parron director Del Gorum vice director William Hecock treasurer and Richard Palmer secretary. The year’s program includes religious civic and sports activities.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Brotherhood of St. Andrew's
Ronald Parron
del Gorum
William Hecock
Richard Palmer
Prewar Outlook: Grocers Expect Abundant 1948 Supplies
In the National Association of Retail Grocers bulletin Anderson predicts abundant and inexpensive ctrustrums and adequate supply of fresh and canned vegetables in 1948. Civilian consumption of canned vegetables rose 41 percent over the 1935-39 average. fresh fruit up 23 percent. fresh vegetables 11 percent. eggs 7 percent.
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National Association of Reta Grocers Bulletin
Anderson
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State College
Institute of Local Government
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U.S
Arancoe
C.W. Barres
Middle Avenue
Alendar
S.3
Ridgeville—Grange
Wednnesday
Eaton—Grange
Grange Hall
North Ridgeville
Alfred Mills
MES
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Ave
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Philip Jaeger
Hospital Auxilary
Unat
Telekospital
C. Zilch
St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Oberlin College
Sunshine Bairman
A. C. Berg
Neal Luewig
Jean Kreger
ANGEL
Markham
Maytag
Maytag Elyria CO
R. W. Beckett
W. River Road
Elyria
O. Elyria
Chicago
Secrcretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Lydia E. Pinxham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Etyria
Chronicle-Telegrar
Youth Division of Brotherhood
Sprague's
East Ave
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Peerless
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Bobby
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RTE
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