Suburban Churches Plan Children’s Day Programs
South Ridge Evangelical United Brethren ministers celebrate Children’s Day with a 10 am church school service directed by Mrs. Ruth Schlechter and associates. Special offering supports World’s Needy Children. Afternoon worship at 2:30 and 3:05, evening service at 8. World Service group meets Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs. Emerick’s home. Summer prayer and Bible study resumes at 8:15 pm. Brownhelm Evangelical and Lagrange Baptist also feature Children’s Day plans with combined programs and guiding leaders.
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South Ridge
Women’s Society For World Service
Eleanor Emerick
Iola Leuz
Jler
Brownhelm Evangelical United Brethren Middle
C. 5
LBS. of the Church
C. Burrows
Keeper of the Threshold sermon at LaGrange Baptist church
A local church schedule lists sermons and activities across several congregations. LaGrange Baptist hosts a sermon Keeper of the Threshold at 7:15 pm with junior and evening services led by Rev Romyne Strickland, plus Sunday school at 10 am and 11 am worship. Additional notes cover Vacation Bible School, youth services, and midweek programs at nearby churches including Grafton Methodist Sullivan Congregational and Oberlin Assembly of God with times and leaders.
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Litchfield Baptist
Charles Hart
Lester Hunt
Mr. Dessem
Kingdom of God
Norwalk
Jean Gaydash
Norma Sweet
Patricia Simms
Ronald Underwood
Robert Fortune
Finance Committee
Eaton Church OF Christ
A C. Young
Bible School
Wallace Forbes
Christian Youth Fellowship
Frank and
Shirley Dudek
Oberlin Assembly OF God
Rts
Oberlin
Glenn Babcock
David Spares Saul
Sormor
Young People’s Christ
Vivian Andress
Local churches list Sunday services and timings
South Amherst St John’s Evang uses a unified service at 9 am for Children’s Day. Church of the Nativity offers masses at 8 and 10 am. South Amherst Methodist holds morning worship at 9:45 and Sunday school at 11. Congregational practices Sunday school at 10 followed by worship at 11 with pastor R. Bredenberg.
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East Oberlin
Mary Candy
Clarence Ward
Warship
Rudolph Neumann
South Amherst ST. John’s
J. H. Bollens
South Amherst
South Amherst Congregational
R. Bredenberg
First Congregational
North Ridgeville
Ralph Chapman
Howard Gould
C. 8. Winter
North Olmsted
Joseph Dudley
North Olmsted Park
iLustron Asks Court To Refuse To Confirm Sale
Columbus court hears Lustron Housing Corp seek to block RFC sale confirmation of the Columbus plant. Federal judge Underwood presides as temporary restraining order looms amid ongoing dissolution fight. The piece also lists local church activities and schedules for Children Day events and parish teas.
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iLustron
Columbus
Lustron Housing Corp
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mell G. Underwood
RFC
Chicago
Court hearing set on Lustron sale after claims of irreparable loss
Three creditor firms warned of irreparable loss and sought to stop the sale in federal court in Chicago. Lustron’s plant sold to RFC for 6 million, inventory to Lafayette Steel Co. for 445 thousand. RFC had foreclosed on a 36.5 million loan. Lus hivan lawyers urged denying confirmation, arguing piecemeal sale harmed a unitary operation and rushed actions could end the plant’s future, before REC loses housing power.
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Chicago
RFC
Lafayette Steel Co
Federal
Columbus
Lushivan
John C. Harlor
Earl F. Morris
REC
Fire-Fighting Course Set At Ohio State University
The fifth short course on fire administration with emphasis on new firefighting developments will be held at Ohio State University next Tuesday. Speakers include Painesville Fire Chief Sam Foster Lima Chief Walter Hudaker Lyndhurst William Kingrett president of the Ohio State Firemen's Association and William Cheeseman Dayton president of the Ohio State Fire Chiefs. Cork Ireland forms its first Safety First Association branch.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Painesville
Sam Foster
Walter Hudaker
Lima
William Kingrett
Lyndhurst
Ohio State Firemen’s Association
William Cheeseman
Dayton
Ohio State Fire Chiefs
Texas University Admits First Negro
Horace Lincoln Heath of Waco enrolled for graduate courses in American political theory and constitutional law as the University of Texas opened its summer session He, 50, is pursuing a PhD in government and his admission followed a Supreme Court ruling that ordered the university to admit another black student.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Horace Lincoln Heath
Waco
Heath
Supreme Court
Ohio Wesleyan to Graduate 400 Monday at Selby Field
More than 400 Ohio Wesleyan graduates will receive degrees Monday at Selby Field. Chief Justice Arthur T. Vanderbilt of the New Jersey Supreme Court will deliver the commencement address. Sunday morning services at Gray Chapel will feature baccalaureate sermons by Bishop Titus M. Lowe. Herman Marion Sweatt of Houston plans to enroll in the state law school in September.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
New Jersey Supreme Court
Selby Field
Titus M. Lowe
Methodist Committee For Overseas Relief
Gray Chapel
Herman Marion Sweatt
Houston
Sweatt
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Grafton Methodist
E B. Keller
Board of Education
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Morgan
Frank Graham
Kipton
Walter B. Crowell
Eastman
Crane
Furniss
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Rupples Klub
Lagrange
J. J. McAlpine
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Rudolf Pfeiffer
John Ketchum
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Louis Huber
North Olmsted Universalist
Phillips Thayer
Cork
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