Forceful Sermon by A. Pollock at Lakewood Church
The Union service at Lakewood Church featured A. Pollock of the United Baptist Church delivering a forceful sermon on Romans. He cited a Omaha friend whose wife canceled a European voyage, noting the Titanic was the ship she would have sailed on, illustrating that events often work for good. The next service will be in the United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camien
Sterch
A. Pollock
United Sham Church of
Omaha
Europe
Rer- Pollack
Marr
United Presbrterian Church
Preacher Links Happiness to Faith and Service
Quincy Blakely of Farmington presided at the First National Church service in Frankfort Michigan. Rev J H Grant noted happiness grows from faith in Christ and obedience to God’s commands, plus unselfish service. surroundings cannot ensure happiness. The key takeaway was the duty of happiness through helping others.
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Quincy ~ Blakely
Farm- Conn
J H Grant
Frankfort
Mich
Agin
Chiki
Pollock Speaking at Union Service and Picnic Contests
The article notes Pollock of Lake tied and spoke at the Presbyterian church and Union service, addressing pride of race and grace and denouncing prejudice. It mentions a picnic contest by the Igredia Club with a bottle guessing game where Mrs Sonels correctly guessed 23 inches of corn and won. Ralph Roser and Mrs. Roser are visiting in region, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pollock
Lake Tied
Pollock
Nerthe
Red
Holr
Lawrence
Igredia Club
Amd
Ralph Roser
My Avenue
Gion, Pa
Federation Girls Plan Picnic Over Regular Meeting
The Federation Girls of the YWCA switch this week to a picnic in the gymnasium with attendees bringing their own lunch and riding the 5:40 green line car to Stop & on the Grafton car. The riverbank gathering replaces the usual meeting. Circle No. 4 of the Ladies' Aid Society will meet Tuesday at Mrs Will Meddock on Eighth street with a day change from Thursday noted.
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Federation Girls
Y. WC. A
Eymnasium
Grafton
Lerdies’ Aid Society
The
Church of Christ
Airs
Eighth Street
First Methodist Enviscopal Church Hosts Farewell Reception
Ladies of the First Methodist Enviscopal church of Doran host a Tuesday 2:30 PM reception honoring Misses Ada Haji and Ada Smith who depart for the Philippines as missionaries. Elyria Methodist Church women are invited to attend.
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First Methodist
Doran
Ada Haji
Ada Smith
Philippines
Elyria
Events Today and Tonight at Local Halls and Churches
Readable fragments list services at St Andrew's in commemoration of St James Bay and group meetings across Oberlin Oberlin town hall and related halls. Included are union and fraternal gatherings with times noted 7 30 o clock and a social meeting for a women auxiliary. Children an outdoor party planned Wednesday 2 06 to 5 00 at Mrs George Ingersoll home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
St. James’ Bay
Chuten of Christ Sunday School
Local Names and Travels Reported in Cleveland Yesterday
A string of brief notes from Cleveland yesterday lists Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Serend and son Hardy traveling from Chicago to Yieir sister, Mss. 5. Mo ran on West avenue. Bernard St. O'Donnell left on Thursday for a several week vacation, driving to Chicago then New York. Mrs. C. C. Short and Mrs. Louise Eschtruth hosted visitors Marguerite and Louis Talcott of Wisconsin. Thomas Brownridge is called to Toronto due to his father’s death at ninety three. Mrs. R. Phunkert of Ambridge and Miss Martha McNary of Hilston visit Mrs. R. R. Henderson. Mrs. A. E. Schultze returned from a visit with her son in St. Clair. her daughter-in-law and grandson accompanied her home. The Women’s Benefit Association meeting of the Maccabees is set for tomorrow evening at Wurst Hall. Roby Rober returns home from a month in Youngstown and West Austintown. Miss Dorothy Lyte visits Miss Louise Allen in Painesville. Lyte was a classmate at Lake Erie College. George H. Allen with Geo. R. Auer & Son attends the Citizens Military Training Camp in Kentucky for a month. Mrs. W. A. Richis and son leave for Pasadena to settle there. Miss Mable Prindile visits Worcester. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCarvel depart for a week with their aunt in Masgilozc.
Social News Notes of Local Visitors and Trips
Clare Mandy entertains Miss Dorothy Deelittie of Worth Girard Pennsylvania. Captain and Mrs Charles Maytham visit Gundly with their daughter and son in law. Dr. R B Bevard returns from a three week vacation in Atlantic City and Boston. Mr and Mrs H A Schnitzer and children travel to Greentown Ohio to visit William Sechriter and others. Mr and Mrs Henson and Mrs Thomas Durant visit Norwalk. H W Shepard and children and Mrs Mina Herb with daughter Florence depart for Niagara Falls and east. Justice of the Peace J D Hughes and wife travel to Niagara Falls returning by City of Buffalo with Ardath Neil of Brooklyn for a short visit.
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Charles Maytham
EK. H. Barrett
H. W. Shepard
Fifth Street
Mina Herb
Florence Herb
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Hughes
City of Buffalo
Alice 2R. Neil
Ardath Neil
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wisit
Misa Neil
Marriage Licenses for Barola and Delong Couples
Frank Barola 40 a Lorain stone mason weds Mary Yubic 20 of Lorain. Flord Adrian Delong 25 of Lafayette machinist marries Leona Irene Walfe Penfield teacher.
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Frank Barola
Lorain
Stone Mason
Mary Yubic
Flord Adrian Delong
Lafayette
Leona Irene Walfe
Penfield
Hospital Notes From Adelbert Street Area
Fragmented entries list discharged patients and newborns across Grafton and Elyria areas. Names include Mrs Cynthia Clementi Miss Edna Masolin Mrs Vera Rogess and Mrs Georgia Holder with addresses such as 1660 E Tith Street Cleveland and 332 HResyco arenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert
Het Hawk
Grafciton
John Siam
Cynthia Clementi
E. Tith Street
Cleveland
Afiss
Gertrude Fester
Chappel Gheei
Edna Masolin’ Elyria
Leroy Watson
LeGrange
Barniece
Bartholomew
Georgia Holder
Grafton
Bessie
Erie Street
Grace Worcester
Adelbert Street
Religious Census Taken in Russia Township Near Oberlin
Yesterday afternoon a religious census of Russia township was conducted with pairs visiting farms. Each team called on three to five families to gather data to help local churches better serve rural residents, as church attendance remains low in Oberlin and beyond.
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Oberlin
Russia
Uopr
Soldier Expected Home in August Return
A serviceman has been anticipated to arrive in San Francisco today after a year of overseas duties. He is expected to be home in the latter part of August.
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The
Orient
San Franesecs
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nettie C. Lavan
R_N
Akron Legion Falls to Columbia Athletic Club at Fair Grounds
The Columbia Athletic club of Akron defeated the local Legion team at the fair grounds yesterday in a fast and interesting game witnessed by a large crowd. Final score 4 10 3.
Uncle Tom's Cabin Play Draws Crowd in Wellington
John Stowe’s Uncle Tom's Cabin was staged in Wellington last Saturday. The band performed well and the play received strong audience turnout inside a large tent at Morningside allotment.
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Wellington
John Stowe
Bleue Devil Linoleum Trial Promises Bright Results
A reader touts Bleue Devil as the cure for dull linoleum urging a test to prove it brightens floors. The remark implies consumer interest in floor polish products and replacement costs.
Bake sale boosts funds for local church society
Wellington bake exchange held by the work society of the Christian church on Saturday afternoon drew good attendance and yielded a tidy sum for the club. The Mary friends of Mr Inrng anticipate his Wednesday return from Elyria Memorial hospital. The Loyal Women's class of the Christian church will meet with...
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Wellington
Work Society of the Christian Church
Mary Friends
Inrng
Elyria Memorial Hospital
The
Christian Church
Personal notices from Wa vernt place and surrounding areas
Miss Mildred Ambrose of Wa vernt place Lorain spent Saturday in Burrian Arts. Cora Ensign visits her granddaughter Mrs. E. Wise of Wensin Rev. 3. F. Findley of Longmont Col. Miss Gace Findley of Canton O. and Miss Mabel Forsrine of Indianapolis Ind. visited G. B Fincher couple in Charles court. Leona Jackson daughter of A. L. Jackson at 415 Third St slowly improving after two weeks at St Vincent Charity hospital. Nick Neufer and family of School Street motored to
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Mildred Ambrose
Wavernt Place
Lorain
Burrian
F. Findley
Longmont
Col
Gace Findley
Canton, O
Mabel Forsrine
In- Gtatracolis
G. B Fincher
Charles Court
Leona Jackson
A. L. Jackson
Third Street
St Vincent Charity Cosntta
Siowly
Much Married Bride Weary of Honeymoons
Mrs Richard H Long a three time divorced prominent Massachusetts manufacturer wife, says no honeymoon plans after her fourth marriage to a Boston businessman. The 35 year old formerly worked as a stenographer in her husband’s office and vows to stay in Boston to learn and work.
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Richard H. Long
Boston
Massachusetts
Irs
Long
Ira St. James
N. H. Brown
Breakfast Hosts at Country Club Draw Sixty Members
The Pork Chop Foursome and guests attended breakfast at the Country Club on Sunday morning. Sixty members and guests were present, and the day followed with golf. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Tyson of Detroit are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Conabee of Lake Avenue.
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Pork Chop
F. C. Richer
A. B. Tannor
Starr Faxon
Ralph Stisbee
Frowara
Country Club
Curtis Tyson
Detroit
John Conabee
Lake Avenue
Public playgrounds supervised by Oberlin federation open
The public playgrounds under Boys Works and the Oberlin federation have opened. Miss Edna Siemens and Miss Blanche Kelly supervise the high school grounds with one year of teaching experience. Facilities include slides and sand pile for small children and games for larger children. Hours are 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 2:39 to 3 p.m.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Federation
Oberlin Programs Highlight Summer Entertainment Series
Oberlin and Oberlin College are promoting summer programs at Lake Side with Dean Bosworth delivering Bible lectures each morning at 8 29 except Sundays on Studies in the Life and Teachings of Jesus. Bishop McDowsil, longtime pastor of the Oberlin M E Church, is scheduled to preach on Sunday morning July 31.
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Oberlin—Obderen
Lakeside
Dean Bosworth
Jesus
McDowsil
Oberlin
M- E
Oberlin Personal Notes Include Moves and Visits
Oberlin personal items note Mrs Ella Arndt Mrs S A Right and Mr and Mrs W A Wellman with son Paul traveled to Chautauqua Saturday. The rest of the party arrived in Oberlin last evening. Mrs James Ford visited New London over the weekend. Mrs Bessie Cook visited Tiffin to see her sister Mrs E H Ware. H R Parsons new Mathew Smith store manager replacing Floyd Harler. Ida G Green of Cleveland Heights bought 180 West College street and may run a girls dormitory and boarding house. First M E Sunday school Class 15 picnic postponed to August 3 at the lake. Prof Holmes family at Leeland Michigan.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Ieritt Papworu
Waxemen
Saturfaar
London
Bessie Cook
Tiffin
E. H. Ware
H.R. Parsons
Amherst
Mathew Smith
Parsons
Floyd Harler
Ida G. Green
Cleveland Heights
West College Street
Ada S. Sherwood
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Gates’ Hospital
Gates
Naomi Brown
Bertha Anderson
Carol Lewis
Little Sister
Mee
Aner Thomas
Paniment
Miss Fosselius
Dorothy
Severa
Ev. Pollock
Ny-Times
Federation
Circle No. 4
Disciple Church
Weis
Joseph As
Bac
Uire d ' Eres
Irene Bordoni
E. R. Root
Medina
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
C. F_ hall
Keights of
Columbus
C. Hall
Sos of
St. George
R. Hali
Triangle Club
Wurse Hall
St. Joan Wal
Avon Beach Park
A. F. Serend
Son Hardy
Chicago
Yieir
West Avenue
Bernard St. O'Donnell
Ebriia
Chi Caso
Hse
New York
CC. L. Short
Louise Eschtruth
West River Street
Will Talcott
Marguerite
Louis
Acize, Wis
Thomas Brownridge
Garvin Avenue
Toronto
Canada
Owime
R._ Phunkert
Ambridge, Pa
Martha McNary
Hilston, Pa
R. R. Henderson
Harvard Avenue
A. E. Schultze
Cambridge Court
Frana Schulze
St. Clair
Frank Schultze
Jack
Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Wurst Hall
Roby Rober
Youngstown
West Austintown
Adams Street
Dorothy Lyte
Kane
Patigs Visttigge Riss Louise Allen
Miss Lyte
Ariss Allen
Laks Erie College
Painesville
Geo. H. Alien
Geo. R. Auer & Son
Citizen’s
Camp Kuor Kentucky
W. A. Richis and Son
Pasadena
Cal
Mable Prindile
Gates Avenue
Worcester
Mrr
Sirs
Chas. McCarvel
Middle Avenue
Saxcer
Masgilozc
Wire
Clare’ Mandy
Yes Street
Dorothy Deelittie
Worth Girard, Pa
R. RB. Bevard
Atlantic City
H. A. Schnitzer
Greentown, O
Mr. Schnitzner
William A. Sechriter
Thomas Henson
Thowss Henson
West Broad Street
Thomas Durant
Norwalk
Henson
Mainlrns
Charles Emery
Wellington “Legion
Boonseller
Barker Street
Paope
Uxion Tinners
Wellington Personals
Mearty
S . Hands
Oriai
New Toc
Brown
Phome
Sykes Comfort Powder
Heals Bose i
Cora Ensign
E. 5
Wise
Wensien
Nick Neufer
Sreakfast
Tlakeside
Miss Johnston
Second Street
Wang
Elyria Redpath
Chautauqua
Universal CO. Cleaners and Dyers
East Ave
Hygenic Ice Company
N. Maple Street
Kenilworth Gift Shop
Second St. Elyria, O
Philpott
Shoe Philpott’s Store
Elyria, Ohio
New York Und
Mary Miles
Monty Ina
Patrick
Eloy Ag
Joan
Stonehouse
Ness
Fhanmstein
Peter
N. Jose Vras
Brewster's
M Travelins
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