Mind myths clouding youth say scientist at Wittenberg
Springfield Ohio psychologist Dr A J Arnold reports freshmen at Wittenberg College hold numerous mistaken beliefs about psychology. He cites 6 percent over 260 claim women have intuition beyond men and other myths such as dogs foretelling death and reading bumps on the skull. He warns of dangers in such sensational thinking and urges better education to dispel false notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
A. J. Arnold
Wittenberg College
Arnold
Murdevening
Church Notes at Ridgeville on Memorial Sermon Theme
Rev D S Carpenter chose for his sermon theme Sunday sportime In Memoriam Anthem by the choir Was Rest in the Lord Twenty five Ridgeville Ladies fathered at the church here and the Fields Ladies served a delicious dinner at one o clock A short program followed with piano solos by Velma Andrews and numbers by the Kitchen Band of the Fields Ladies Mrs Schook of Berea a former minister s wife was the speaker of the afternoon She spoke on Flowers and Home Devotions were led by Rev Carpenter Mrs Merrill Nash president presided at the business meeting Warren Green of Pittsfield visited at the Sigsworth home several days this week Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Charles Black on Thursday afternoon June 10 Miss Bertha Hopp of North Olmsted called on Mrs Forest Lyndes Sunday evening Mrs Louis Munn of Island road will entertain the W F M S Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs Vernon Austin and sons spent Sunday with their parents here Rev and Mrs Robert Andrews and family of Lincoln Place Pa visited relatives here last week Mr and Mrs George Fortine Jr of Youngstown spent the week end with his parents Mr Fortine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Fields
Velma Andrews
Schook
Berea
Carpenter
Merrill Nash
Warren Green
Pittsfield
Sigsworth
Ladies’ Aid
Charles Black
Bertha Hopp
North Olmsted
Forest Lyndes
Louis Munn
Island Road
Vernon Austin
Robert Andrews
Lincoln Place
George Fortine Jr
Youngstown
Paul Strobel
Ralph Stranhan
Elyria
Glenn Stranahan
Cooper
Chestnut Ridge
Detroit
Rev . C. Maple
Agd
Marilyn
Norwalk
Wilfaed
Landry
Jame Allen
M Charley Black
Pimray Tag
Orville
Helen Lyndes
Margaret Wasnes
Olmsted Falls
Niagara NY
George Robinson
Canada
Floyd
Clyde Bachman
Hrownhelm
A. Bachenan
Len O'Lioyd
Agnes
A. Kennedy
Jacques
Cleveland
Miner Eldred
A. J. Hulse
Mecca
Beryl Vessey
Richard
Warren
John Prince
Sam Evans
Nettie Lou Pavey
Trey
Ohio
Edward Bainbridge
William Harding
L. A. Bainbridge
Hugh Palmer
A. W. Palmer
C. C. Maple
F. H. Pierson
California
Mr. Pierson
John Lersch Co
Mrs. Carpenter
J. D. Leaty
Mayfield Weights
David
Lester Harding
Joan
Kenneth
Robinson
L. Ia. Bainbridge
Oscar Zurcher
Neil
M. G. Johnson
Oberlin
Svenins
Robert Court
South Bend
Indiana
Charles ‘Court
C. A. Bowers
John Robertson
Columbus
Ella May Dudley
Wallace Court
Kenneth Ives
Adam Horn
Oscar Zureher
Milton Parrish
Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Church
Carl Webber
Birmingham
Walter
Kothe
Long Railway of News From Elyria and Surrounds
Rev C C Maple and Mrs Hinman plan Bible conference meetings after visiting western Ohio towns. People visit relatives, move houses, and travel to Canada and California. Local improvements include Chestnut Ridge work and Elyria Telephone Car line extensions. Numerous social visits, family gatherings, and farewell events mark a week of small town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fortune
C. C. Maple
Hinman
Elmore
Ojo
Ohio
Indiana
Chestnut Ridge
Keighte Corner
Elyria ‘Telephone Car
Bath~bridge Road
Chestnut Idge
A.J. Hulse
Lorain Road
Cook Road
Henrietta 4 H Club Meeting and Sunshine News
Henrietta Girls 4-H Club met June 1 at Mrs. Mead Petty's home with demonstrations by Elsie Hostettler and Jean Currier on biscuits and fingernails. Sunshine committee sent get well cards to Mrs. Paul Portman and Miss Daphne Bates. Dues five cents each meeting. Clovers group organized committees for restitution program and Sunshine. Social hour and refreshments followed. Other items note guests and visits including Latteman family and Mr. and Mrs. Flood hosting dining guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Kitchen
Etta's
Mead Petty
Sunshine Committee
Paul Portman
Daphne Bates
Elsie Hostettler
Jean Currier
Elsie
Jean
Seach
Foundation of Nutrition
Mars Swartz Rose
Clovers
Eleanor Petty
Julia Rozsos
Mary Jane Webber
Julia Gedy
Julia Gede
Ruth Webber
Ruth Date
Maud Talbot
Sunshine
Community church directory listing across multiple houses of worship
A long directory of church names addresses pastors and service times listing First Methodist Church Second Baptist Church St John s Lutheran Christ Temple and many others. It includes Sunday School hours morning services evening services prayer meetings and church activities with locations such as Princeton Avenue Broad Street Lake Avenue and West Avenue along with pastor names and weekly schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Tee
Court Streets
J Bond
Sl—Epworth League
First Hungarian Baptist Church
Julius Kish
Paator
West River Street
Alex Yost
Young Peoples
ST. John’s Lutheran Broad St
West Ave
Armin Schroeder
2Nd Congregational
Corner Lake Ave
West Street
A. E Kemp
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
Second Street
Middle Avenue
R. W. Neighbour
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton Ave
River St
Rew
Third Street
Ernst Irion
Second Baptist Church
Thompson's Hall
Oberlin Road
Collis Odell Stewart
MT. Zion Baptist
Lodi St
Willis Jackson
First Church OF Christ Scientists
East Ave
Redington
Middle Ave
M. E
J. A. Watson
Epworth League
Local social notices from Oberlin area families
A string of Sunday and Monday visits and calls among Oberlin residents and nearby towns. The record lists Mr and Mrs Hostettler, Oscar Zurcher and family, the Johnsons, Court family, Bowers, Horn, Ives, Becker, Dudley, and others visiting multiple households in Oberlin, Milan, and surrounding communities. mentions include doors opened for church group meetings and summer visits by teachers. Oscar Zurcher travels to Towhatan Point on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Coates
R. B. Vincent
Donald
Kent
Walter Walker
E. N. Walker
Oberlin
Paul Hostettler
Cleveland
Albert Reusser
Carl Becker
Brownhelm
Myron Ries
Oscar Zurcher
Towhatan Point
Ohio
Marr Becker
George Haag
G. C. Becker
John Ives
Harold Oberlin
Adam Horn
Eila May Dudley
Shalersville
A. L. Dudley
Wallace Court
Wallace Wood
Milan
Genenabell Becker
Mary Becker
Grant Miller
Norwalk
D. A. Bennett
Theodore Ries
Leo Kimmel
Baccalaureate Service Honors 1937 Wellington Graduates
The 1937 senior class of Wellington will attend a baccalaureate service at First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday at 7 30 PM. Rev Lonzo S Green will lead with Rev Jon Belcastro delivering the address Dare to be Dreamers. Clergy from local churches will participate and music by the junior high girls glee club will accompany the service with solos by Jack Bear. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lonzo S. Green
Jon Belcastro
Church of Christ
John H. Green
First Baptist Church
C. W. Recard
First Congregational Church
Dorothy Lienhard
Gaul
Panis Angelicus
Franck
Jack Bear
Deppin
Mame Dirlam
School Board Plans Land Purchase for Playground Site
The Wellington Board of Education moved to buy 12 acres from the Hiram Bradley estate on Dickason street for an athletic field and potential new school building. Plans include water, electricity, and sidewalk improvements. Jean Aber, Oberlin graduate, is hired to teach half time in Wellington schools at $750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Board of Education
Hiram Bradley
Dickason
Jean Aber
Oberlin College
Wellington
Alumni Banquet Set for Next Friday Evening
The 0th annual Alumni Association meeting will occur in the M. B. church auditorium at 7 30 Friday evening June 11 with Robert Herrick presiding. James C. MacDermott will be toastmaster and the banquet will be served in the church dining room. Char supper guests include Mrs Anna Wyt-tenbach. Friends and relatives of local residents are noted visiting during the weekend and weeknights, including Mr and Mrs Christian Gatts and three children of Florence, and Mr and Mrs Ira Kiplinger of Kipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
M. B. Church
Robert Herrick
James C. MacDermott
Char
Anna Wyttenbach
Christian Gatts
Florence
Jesse Portman
Ira Kiplinger
Kipton
Theodore Ries
John Robertson
Columbus
Leon Currier
Helen Bauman
Miriam Kaetzel
Lois Portman
Baldwin Wallace College
Witney Orchestra to Play for Evening Dance in Town Hall
Robert Herrick announces the G A R Memorial Hall will stay open for visitors instead of dancing after a dinner program. A record union of former graduates and friends is expected for the homecoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Witney
Robert Herrick
G. A. R. Memorial
Kiwanis Honors Wellington High Graduates
The Wellington Kiwanis club held its annual luncheon to honor the Wellington High School graduating class. Dusty Miller, Ohio editor and humorist, delivered the address after D. G. Swanger presented the seniors. class president Donald Swanger spoke of thanks. Gifts were given to Dorothy Morris, Leland Martin, Robert Jordin, Blanche Mohrman, Don Swanger, Ray Cassell, Mary Scoville, Richard Gill, Elizabeth Jordan, Lois Puder, Eleanor Wynn, Jeannette Miller, Carolyn Miller, Thelma Hilliker, Eugene Szabo, and Victor Obrig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Wellington High School
Dusty Miller
Ohio
Miller
D. G. Swanger
Kiwanis Club
Donald Swanger
Dorothy Morris
Leland Martin
Robert Jordin
Blanche Mohrman
Don Swanger
Ray Cassell
Mary Scoville
Richard Gill
Elizabeth Jordan
Lois Puder
Eleanor Wynn
Jeannette Miller
Carolyn Miller
Thelma Hilliker
Eugene Szabo
Victor Obrig
Fete Honors Wellington High School Teachers Before Europe Trip
A supper and theater party in Cleveland honored Carolyn Clif ford, Maxine West, and Edward Wells of Wellington High School before their European tour this month. Hosts Katherine Smith, Mary Battles, and Mabel Clark led the celebration at Schneider's after taking guests to the theater. Attending were Arlo Smith, Pauline Hendee, Lois Hyde, Sidney Stempie, Thornton Gannett, Palmer Overholt, Delmar Roedel, Angelo Dublo, and Gerald Hanson, all of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Clifford
Maxine West
Edward Wells
Wellington High School
Europe
Katherine Smith
Mary Battles
Mabel Clark
Cleveland
Schneiders
Arlo Smith
Pauline Hendee
Lois Hyde
Sidney Stempie
Thornton
Odd Fellows Elect Russell Buck Grand Noble in Wellington
Russell Buck elected Grand Noble of the Wellington Odd Fellows chapter at the regular meeting this week. Charles Barrick, vice noble grand, Robert Lampen, treasurer, and EB L Sharp, corresponding secretary, named. Initiatory degree planned for Fred Baker and Harold Rickel next Tuesday evening. Wellington Aerie Eagles host district visitors with officers installed and a feed. Ruth Here, Delores Finley, and Grace Bennett to Venezuela August 2 for mission work. Richard Durkee rushed to Allen hospital with emergency appendectomy Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Buck
Wellington
The
Odd Fellows
Charles Barrick
Robert Lampen
EB. L. Sharp
Fred Baker
Harold Rickel
Wellington Aerie
Order of Eagles
Ruth Here
Delores Finley
Grace Bennett
Elyria
Venezuela
Richard Durkee
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Local residents plan visits and church events in Greensburg
In a newly furnished apartment at 118 1 2 Railroad street Mrs Roy McCormick and daughter Maureen depart Monday for Greensburg Ind to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J W Owens and attend DePauw University centennial. Also arriving are Mr and Mrs Paul Clifford and daughter Pauline from Florida for the weekend. Dr Ralph W Falls leaves today for an American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City. Mrs John Hughes and daughter Dorothy return from a lengthy England visit. Mrs G B Rolece returns from spending the winter in Los Angeles. Church notices list services and baccalaureate events at local congregations including Methodist Episcopal First Congregational First Baptist Church of Christ and St Patrick Catholic with times and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McCormick
Maureen
Greensburg
Ind
J. W. Owens
McCormick
DePauw University
Meureen Wal
Paul Clifford
Pauline
Florida
Ralph W. Falls
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
John Hughes
Dorothy
England
G. B. Rolece
Los
Funeral services for William Whipple at Wellington Church of Christ
Funeral services for William Whipple of Union Street will be held at 3 p m Sunday from the Wellington Church of Christ with Rev BE L Peck of Elyria officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whipple
Union Street
Wellington Church
North Russia News Notes and Local Visits
North Russia notes report Mrs Will Berg attending the June Women’s Union meeting at St Peters church Amherst Thursday afternoon. Halden Buckingham and family from Willard Ohio visited Theodore Haag and family. Walter Reinhard and daughter from Buffalo NY spent days at Mrs Will Berg’s home. Lavonne Schramm’s funeral at St Paul’s Elyria drew large attendance with Young People’s League pallbearers and hymns. interment at South Murray Ridge cemetery. Britain’s Home Office instructs all local authorities to organize the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Berg
Women’s Union
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Amherst
Halden Buckingham
Willard
Ohio
Theodore Haag
Walter Reinhard
Buffalo
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Lorain Couple Wed in Mayfield Heights Home
Weds Lorain girl Theresa Kirsch daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kirsch at 5 p m in Mayfield Heights home of the Reverend Virgil Jump. Leo Hopkins son of Mr and Mrs M L Hopkins Kroger manager, Lorain, attended by immediate family. couple to be at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hopkins
M. L. Hopkins
Here
Kroger
Theresa Kirsch
Frank Kirsch
Reid Avenue
Lorain
Virgil Jump
Mayfield Heights
Brighton Pre nuptial Shower and Society Notes
Miss Alberta hosted a surprise miscellanious shower for Marguerite Mwell at her Stocking Empter home with fourteen New London friends. The Brighton Congregational Ladies Society gathered at Mrs. Carl Jones home on June 2 for a shower for Fay Perkins and served ice cream and wafers. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs George Gubeno and the Brydens visiting the William Mosher home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
P ‘Street
New London
Marguerite Mwell
Ladies' Society
Ladies’ Society
Brighton Congregational Church
Carl Jones
Fay Perkins
George Gubeno
Bryden
William Mosher
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D. S Carpenter
Monard Peters - Mer
Henrietta
Ploh. Latteman
Clarsnes
Robert
Delfield Ham
Russ
H Flood
Elgrit
Ray Brown
Pan Hostetter
Suests Snadar
Murphy Bros
Broad Street
Church Directory
United Presbyterian
Hust Ave
Second St
Geo. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Christ's Temple
Brotherhood
Mission Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
African Methodist Church
Garford
J. L Urich
Church Bible School
Church OF God
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
ST. Andrew’s Church
Schmidt
Eader
Edwin
Redhead
Linly
Mda
Holy Cross
Fourteenth St
Budny
Magyar Reformed Church
Bela P. Basco
Christian Endeavor Co
Lake Ave
BE Peck
Otto Jabbash
ST. Paul's Evangelical Church
Shiloh Baptist Church
C Brown
Pilgrim Community Church
Cambridge
Prospects Streets
Erwin A. Britton
School
Salvation Army Services
Kenry Hijher
Salvation Meeting
Alliance Spiritualist Church
Broad St
Anna Hale
First Congregational
Wm. Muir
Church of the Nazarene
Cleveland Street
W. F. Clay
S E
Witt J Foster
A. Ml—Bible School
Bethany Baptist Church
C C Smith
A. MiSunday School
H.R
Ents
John Hostettler
Fred Pfefferkorn
Carrollton
L. C. Bates
Barry Weber
Max Coates and Son
Werd
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Petre
Pott
Kek
Kiwanis
Odd Fellows Elect
Railroad Street
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzo S.green
Charles Barnes
Charles Willard
Jesus
Charles W. Recard
J. C. MacDermott
W. H. Baker
Orrin Miller
St. Patrick's
Wiliam T. Moran
North
Russia
Britain
Home Office
Day’s Music Store
Brighton
J. L. Streicker
Murbach Coal
Keyes
Auto Service
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat
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