Special Musical Service Offered By Wellington Chorus
Wellington June 12 Under direction of Charles Willard the Junior Gospel Chorus of First M Church will present a musical program at 7 50 Sunday evening in the church auditorium Free admission but a silver offering will be taken to help defray expense of new vestments for 33 boys and girls Featured numbers include a trombone solo Simple Area by Thome and several solos duets and ensemble pieces by Jeanne Whiteside Edith Barnes Ireta Page Lillian Davis Jean Gibbins Vivienne Willard and others Also announced: Miss Mary Kelly directed class play and Miss Mazine West will join Norwalk school duties. Chippewa Lake reunion set for June 13 and 16 with junior class outing planned.
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Wellington
Charles Willard
First M
Church Auditorium
Ladies* Aid Society
Clyde Seidel
Thome
Fearis
Aung
Jeanne Whiteside
Edith Barnes
Ireta Page
Lillian Davis
Jean
Marjorie Gower
Carol Linder
Phylis Voxtheimer
Ruth Dimick
Betty Hardman
Mary Tudor
Dorothy Norton
Jack Hartman
Dickie Wynn
Patsy Willard
Eleanor Linder
Barbara Wynn
Jacquelin Link
Merle Baumgardner
Anna Buswell
Janet Carino
Ruth Dunford
Goredon
Wallace Gallatio
Chester Martin
Elizabeth
Carolyn Pitts
Gladys Witbeck
Mariam Dirlam
Opera House
Mary Kelly
Mazine West
Norwalk High School
Paris
Missionary meeting sparsely attended by Wellington group
Rain reduced turnout at the Missionary meeting hosted by Mrs. Robert Nooney on Thursday afternoon with Miss Florence Surr presiding. The program featured Mrs. Mario Foster and Mrs. Blanche Smith, plus Miss Starr recounting Congo Crosses about women workers.ER. E. Kline of National Cash Register spoke to the Wellington Kiwanis at Thursday noon. Richard Barber returns home for summer after first year at Ohio University Athens. Dorothy Hughes and mother arrived from Findlayindingland, and Mrs. Marla Morgan moved back to 226 South Main. Mrs. Morgan notes AR. F. Morgan of Indianapolis recently injured his foot. Mrs. D. S. Jacobs visiting Cleveland relatives. Mrs. Lottie Dirlam discharged to home in Oberlin. Reverend J. H. Green and son depart for Charleston WV to preach and lead youth rally. Sunday church services listed for local churches.
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Avelety
Robert Nooney
Florence ‘Surr
Martio Foster
Blanche Smith
Africon
Miss Starr
Congo Crosses
ER. E. Kline
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Wellington
Church Notes and Community Gatherings This Week
Rev D E Carpenter spoke on Christ Ever the Same at Sunday service. Mrs Lee Andrews and Velma sang a duet. Children's Day set for June 15 at 10 15 am. Sunday school banquet for winning side on Tuesday June 15. Mrs Gnames oack hosted Ladies Aid. lunch for fifteen ladies and one child. Mrs Harry Haven visited. May meet June 23 with Columbia Baptist Ladies at Mrs Lea Walker home. Mrs Black aided by Mrs Charles Nash. News Notes: Aga Taft visited his seriously ill sister in Cleveland. Oberlin graduate Marian Bainbridge among first to receive diploma Tuesday. Her parents.
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Carpenter
Christ
Lee Andrews
Velma
Jesus
Gnames Oack
Nash
Harry Haven
Columbia Baptist
Lea Walker
Black
Charles Nash
Aga Taft
Cleveland
Forest Lyndes
Jean Burt
Jessie McDonald
E. H. Terrell
Elyria
A. D. Nye
Marian Bainbridge
Oberlin College
82 Employed On NYA Projects in Lorain County
Patrick Gaffney reports that 82 youths, including 53 on similar projects, have worked on National Youth Administration programs in Lorain County over six months. The NYA aims to prepare youth for private sector jobs, develop work skills, broaden outlook, promote social responsibility, and provide job orientation. A new publication shows 85 percent of NYA funds go to wages for young workers.
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National Youth Administration
Lorain County
Patrick Gaffney
Lorain
Huron
Gaffney
NYA
NYU
Washington
Local Social Roundup Ties Families and Guests
Mr and Mrs Judson Bainbridge and Mrs Mary Bainbridge attended the graduation service. Mrs Jack Meyers visited Elyria with ill sister Mrs Harding. Otis Lyndes family of Penfield were Sunday evening visitors. Mrs Jack Cooper hosts her Hamilton Ont sister as house guest. John Sweet and Dyer Sweet family left for Michigan for school and cottage weekends. Short items note visits by Clarence Bartter family Toledo and Alice Bartter. Ernest Terrell of Cleveland was supper guest of O Lloyds. Edward Henson family and others visited Stranahan and Bachman families. Stellar home project continues after fire. Rev Robert Andrews and family of Lincoln Place Pa now in Parkeraburs WVa with Nazarene Church delayed by illness. Ralph Terrell visited friends. Mrs Sixsworth visited John Sigaforth and family. Rev Carpenter left for Maryfield Heights with J Luety.
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Otis Lyndes
Penfield
Jack Cooper
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
John Sweet
Dyer Sweet
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Clarence Bartter
Kenneth
Toledo
Alice Bartter
Ernest Terrell
Cleveland
O'Lloyd
Edward Henson
Glenn Stranahan
al Bachman
Emil Smith
Eaton
John Stellar
Robert Andrews
Lincoln Place
Parkeraburs
West Virginia
Nazarene Church
Ralph Terrell
Travel visitors and local notices from a small town
Erhart Mr and Mrs Geo Philips of Albuquerque visited his mother in town and planned trips to Pennsylvania before returning home. Mrs David Bayne and Lucille of Wellington called on Mr and Mrs Wilford Fries. Fred Armbruster and family returned home after staying with their son Selden in Fostoria. A street light at the city four corners near the county line was installed by Liverpool Township. Celeste and Arietta Haury are
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Geo. Philips
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Adeline Beache
Philips
Pennsylvania
David Bayne
Lucille
Wellington
Wilford Fries
Fred Armbruster
Selden
Fostoria
Lorain
Medina
Liverpool
Celeste and
Arietta Haury
Church Directory Listing for East Ave and Second St
Directory lists multiple churches with pastors and service times. Prayers, Sunday Schools, and evening services noted for FIRST METHODIST, FIRST HUNGARIAN BAPTIST, CONGREGATIONAL, and various others including HOLY CROSS and SHILOH BAPTIST. Local parishes on Princeton Ave, West River Street, and Lake Ave featured with schedules and contact references.
Grateful Washout from Hollywood Finds Lessons Abroad
Hollywood year end reflections focus on a Middle West girl who came to Los Angeles for Averrako and Wop trial contract work. Though not a star, she credits Hollywood with discipline, fashion, makeup, singing and dancing training, and camera practice that boosted her confidence more than a college diploma. The piece also notes Connie Bennett’s punctuality, Loretta Young’s studio limousine ploy to save a chauffeur job, and Don Ameche’s pride in his parents.
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Hollywood
Middle West
Averrako
Loretta Young
Loretta
Sunday services at South Ridge Church amid rural observance
Sun day June 13 activities include Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Worship at 11 a.m. Pastor Rev. Plorrer. Rural No Sunday will be observed as Carisio Grange members attend in a body. Local social and family visits follow, with several residents traveling to or from nearby towns over the weekend.
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Rev. Plorrer
Carisio Grange
Local Socials Highlight Bridal Plans and Club Meeting
La Grange hosts Miss Maxine Carroll’s honors with gifts for her Elyria wedding. Fiance Jay Coleman named. Parma and Cleveland hosts seen. The Warife ty Cookers club met at Phyllis Rawson’s home June 9 for member book work, science and milk cooking topics, Eva Camp and Jean Miller demonstrations, and chocolate samples. Mary Margaret Knowles attended. Jean Miller to host June 16.
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Tha Warifety Cookers
Phyllis Rawson
Ellen Walker
Doris Young
Eva Camp
Jean Miller
Mary Margaret Knowles
Gleaners Hold Meeting At Methodist Church
The Wicaners class of the Methodist church met with Mrs. John H. Curtiss on Wednesday evening. After devotionals and a business session, punch and cookies were served. Plans were announced for a luncheon and sample display on Thursday, June 24. Luncheon guests include Mrs. Arthur A. Wilcox and Mrs. Julius H. Wilcox hosting Lyndon Chapter past matrons at their South Main Street home. Brief items note visitors from West Virginia and guests of local residents from Mountain Home Arkansas and Elyria.
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Methodist Church
John H. Curtiss
Arthur A. Wilcox
Julius H. Wilcox
Lyndon Chapter
South Main St
Frank Wolcott
West Virginia
John King
Mountain Home
Arkansas
Hunkley
Elyria
Local Family Notices From Hinckley and Surrounding Areas
Visiting their sister Mrs Hugh Tibbitts in Hinckley for a few days Mrs Joe Fiest accompanied Mrs Nelson Gross to Elyria Wednesday Mr and Mrs George Gehring and Mr and Mrs Heine of Cleveland visited in the Tony Strittmatter home Wednesday Mrs Albert Gross and Miss Marion Fulton spent Thursday Spencer Jack Parker who has lived with his daughter Mrs Watkins in Litchfield for two years has returned to his farm near Lester
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Hugh Tibbitts
Hinckley
Joe Fiest
Nelson Gross
Elyria
George Gehring
Heine
Cleveland
Tony Strittmatter
Albert Gross
Mise Marion Fulton
Spencer
Jack Parker
Bridal couple hosts guests with duplicate gifts at reception
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. AH W Hopp attended a family reunion at the home of Mrs Cecil Moon in Fremont. Mr Captain of the Roor road has been admitted to a Cleveland hospital and is improving. Mr and Mrs Selah Knapp called on relatives in Cleveland Wednesday evening.
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AH. W. Hopp
Cecil Moon
Fremont
Roor Road
Cleveland
Selah Knapp
North Ridgeville Shower Honors Van Vormer and Maddock Bride
Mrs. Charlotte Steinmetz hosted a mixed shower for Pauline Adams Van Vormer and Hazel Maddock ahead of their June 26 open church wedding to John Obitts at the Baptist church in Elyria. Bingo provided entertainment. Mrs. Van Wormer won first prize and Gertrude Adams consolation. Refreshments included two cakes by Helen Gilder, each decorated with a small note.
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North Ridgeville
Charlotte Steinmetz
van Vormer
Pauline Adams
Mies Hazel Maddock
John Obitts
the Baptist Church
Elyria
van Wormer
Gertrude Adams
Helen Gilder
Fortified Zone Maps For Tourists And Shipping Agents
Japanese author s forties have prepared maps of fortified zones to be supplied to touring and shipping agencies and hung in hotels and railway stations.
Residents relocate and visitors summarize local movements
The text notes a move into a recently vacated remote by Mr and Mrs Conklin and family, visits by Mr and Mrs Arch Gi Mls Moss in Mana burg and Painesville, Mrs Helen Kelner spending six months with her daughter Mrs D M Spicer of Lakewood, a summer stay at Ni Matn Bt, and Mrs Libbie Hooge as a cent visitor at the C S Adame home.
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John Conklin
Arch
Gi Mls. Moss
Manaburg
Painesville
Helen Kelner
Mra
D. MM, Spicer
Lakewood
Ni Matn
Libbie Hooge
C. 5
County Meeting Held By Epworth League in Lorain County
Over a hundred Epworth League youths gathered at the Lorain County Methodist church Monday evening. The group spent the social hour at the Grange hall with games and refreshments. A long distance railway project linking the Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea nears completion, slated to be ready in 1939. The Salvation Army's doughnut became famed among AEF troops in France.
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Epworth League
Lorain
Methodist
Grange Bail
Iran
Persian Gulf
Caspian Sea
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Calln Junior Grislinger
Courtland
Cora M. Shepard
Barker Bt
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Charles W. Recard
Col. J. C. MacDermott
W. H. Baker
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzo S. Green
Charles Barnes
First Baptist
John H. Green
Church of Christ
St. Patrick's Catholic
William T. Moran
Wecome
Lake Ave. Goal Co
Judson Bainbridge
Mary Bainbridge
A. J. Hulse
Jack Meyers
Harding
Erhart
Church Directory
United Presbyterian
East Ave
Second St
Geo. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Bibble School
African Methodist Church
First Methodist
Court Streets
EJ Bond
Christ's Temple
Oberlindtoad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
First Hungarian Baptist Church
Julius Kish
West River Street
Aloz Tosa
Young Peoples
Princeton Ave
Garford
Urich
Church Bible School
Holy Daya
Che
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
Church OF God
West Ave
Schmidt
Eader
T. Andrew's Church
aCipiacopal Cor
Middle Ave
Edwin Bradhead
Holy Cross
Fourteenth St
Budny
Broad SL
Armin Schroeder
2Nd Congregational Church
Corner Lake Ave
A. EL Kamp
Christian Endeavor
Lake Ave
Lake Ava
Peck, Partor
Bible School
Otte Labeaste
Shiloh Baptist Church
Ev. C. Brown
Partor
Pilgrim Community Church
Cambridge and
Prospects Streets
Erwin A. Britton
Church School
Grace Lutheran Church
Magyar Reformed Church
Bela P. Basco
First Baptist Church
Second Street
Middle Arenas
R. W. Netshbour
RY. P.O
River St
Rew
W. W. Walker
St, Paul's Evangelical Church
Ernst Irion
U. P. League. Co
Second Baptist Church
Thompson's Hall
Ubertin Road
Collis Odell Stewart
Young People’s Meeting
Tiss
Church OF God IN Christ
West Avenue
E Harris
MT. Zion Baptist
Willia Jackson
Salvation Army
Henry Hillier
Salvation Meeting
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Reading Room
Redington Block
Alliance Spiritualist Church
F. Mall
Eee Road
Anna Hale
Church of the Nazarene
Cleveland Street
EF. Clay
First Congregational
Second Streets
Wm Muir Auld
Chanel
Wil J, Foster
Christan Endeavor
M. E
Middle Axe
J. A. Watson
Epworth
Bethany Baptist Church
Seventeenth Street
CG Smith
Jimmie Fidler
Constance Bennett
Connie
Madame
Don Ameche
San Fernando Valley
Papa
Ameche
Don
Papa Ameche
Helene Chadwick
Iset
William Wellman
Richard Dix
Bill
Milton Berle
Hkes
Milton
McNaught Syndicate
South Ridge
E. C. Frye
J. Hanley
N. Ridge
Frank Bechtel
Oister
Mary Bechtel
Howard Dayton
Pittsfield
Birmingham
Brownhelm
Middle Ridge
Frank Laraway
Pred Parker
Norwalk
John Fischer
Chelela
J. H. Delefield
Townline Road
H. C. Delefield
Christena Cook
Cliften Simms
Patricia
Leonard Berg
Schramm Road
la Grange
Minie Baker
Grant Leiby
Parma
Maxine Carroll
Jay Coleman
Gleaners
Murphy Bros
East Broad Street
A.E. F
France
Fair Grounds
City Cab
Vermilion
Linwood
Crystal Elberta
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Sunny Slide Beach
Nakomis
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