Oberlin hosts five day W P A recreation institute at Warner Gym
The Oberlin College Physical Education Department sponsors the W P A Recreation Institute at Warner Gym in Oberlin. Ernest Hatch Wilkins, president, welcomed over 40 leaders as S. C. Downing spoke for WOAPA District No 8. The event trains supervisors and play leaders in theory and practice of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
W. P. AL
Warner Gymnisium
Oberlin College
Hie Institute
Physical Education Department
Oberlin Colge
W.P. A. Recreation Projects
Wo. A
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
S. C. Downing
WOOPA
Townsend Club Hears Akron Minister in Eloquent Address
The Elyria Townsend Club last evening heard Drotharmon Dutton, pastor of the United Brethren Church in Akron, deliver a strong speech on the Townsend Movement. Orson Pettijohn introduced him and Dr Dutton praised Pettijohn for district work and urged unity in the crusade for equity and social security. In other notes, Starmond J. Jeffries announced additions to the East Oberlin Club, Jimne L&ch and Mrs Claude Wigfield sang, while a Toronto report noted Lary Hetherington, 15, recovering after extensive surgery for bone inflammation from injuries eight years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Townsend Club
Drotharmon Dutton
United Brethren Church
Akron
Orson Pettijohn
Dutton
Ditton
Townsend
Yeouth
Toronto
Wellington Pre School PTA yearend roundup highlights
The Wellington High School Parent Teacher Association wraps up a busy year led by Mrs. Novning Linder. Activities include transportation for tuberculosis suspects, nutrition and dental aid for undernourished children, health examinations, and educational meetings funded by Kiwanis, Sorosis, and Junior Daughters. A spring fundraiser by the American Brotherhood raised funds, with prizes awarded to local children and theater passes for top sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington High School
Novinng Linder
Mick
Hershop
Youna Dague
Ghares Bishbaugh
D. R. Arnold
Kiwanis
Activisins
Jel Pase
Ways and Means
Man
Edward Wells
Sociabil Mra
Don McKisson
Magazine
Harry Lee
Yiubberty
Parent Teacher Association Activitie
Linder
Children's Day Observed Across Three Churches
Children's Day was observed Sunday morning in Methodist Baptist and Congregational Sunday schools with special services. The Methodist program featured a 45 voice children’s choir led by Miss Alamory Young, a cantata Praise and Service, several recitations and songs, and a Baptismal service by Rev. Green. The Congregational service included recitations, piano solos, and class drills under Col James C. MacDermott, with students promoted to the fourth grade. The First Baptist Church offered multiple child performances and exercises by groups including the Campbell sisters and several named children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbeyhodisy
Alamory Young
Charles Barnes
Chalke
M Martin Gibbing
Guptill
Owen
Jeger Caring
Edith Barnes
Donna Molly
Louz Green
Reading
Theodore Jones
Littera Wer
Phylis Voxtheimer
Mary Brouse
Tommy Chapman
Raymond Dungard
Freddie White
Pitter
Patter
Miavoelyn
Elizabeth Pitts
Ethelyn Newberger
Marjotie Gower
Kenneth
Ruth Cordray
Lillian Davis
Congregational
James C
Buddy Fiser
Joy Hughes
Richard Weters
Martha Harvey
Marion Weber
Peter Norton
Treva Ward
Ruth Ann Parker
Jean Alice
Charles Baum
First Baptist Darch
Lester
Gloria Mae Boise
Heten Terson
Ruth Rogers
Harold Dorothy McQuate
Janet
Betty
Velma Good
Greetham Lucile Pe
Ater “Miller
Dorothy Botte
Little Campbell Sisters
Mildred Louisa Coates
Ruth. Cooley
Vadah Long
Mario Boise
Bobby McQuate
Junior Wilson
Ray Perkins
Local Baptist Church invites East Side guests for hymn stories
Three carloads from East Side Baptist church in Lorain visited the B P A of the local Baptist church Sunday evening to learn how meetings are conducted. Ethel Cline Smith chaired as the soloists Peter Jenks John Anderson Danny BeVier Kenneth Avery Harold Wiles Max Boise Kenneth Perkins and James McKisson plus Margaret Jenks formed the main choir with Betty Wiles Betty Long Junior Wilson and Violet Long as the primary orchestra and pianist. Stories of famous hymns were sung and illustrated with short talks by members including Migs eamlch who recounted the Life of Fannie Closley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jenks
John Anderson
Danny BeVier
Kenneth Avery
Harold Wiles
Max Boise
Kenneth Perkins
James McKisson
Margaret Jenks
Betty Wiles
Betty Long
Junior Wilson
Violet Long
East Side Baptist Church
Lorain
Ethel Clinesmith
Migs Eamlch
Fannie Closley
Committees named for annual Methodist picnic at Cascade Park
Charles Barnes announces committees for the annual picnic at Cascade Park Elyria on Wednesday afternoon June 24. Transportation chaired by Theodore Pfeiffer with Leach Greve Ernest L. Willard assisting. program led by Willard with Mary Knapp Jean Phelps Marjory Young Leora Yoxtheimer Dorothy Webster. Games chaired by Daurel Shepard with Anna Smith James Songa Green Royal Mrs. Daurel. Mrs. Richard Gordray Mrs. Blanche Smith Mrs. James Turner Mrs. Leland Kirkpatrick Dorothy Carmen Shepard Leonard Wingardner Russell Buck and Artie Jones Hamlin Post Women’s Relief Corps held memorial services Sunday marking 15th anniversary of the flag. Funeral services for Flora Jane Eberhard 69 set for 2 pm Wednesday at BE L Sharpe Funeral Home burial Spencer cemetery. Miller-Lanch nuptials Dorothy Lance to Herbert Miller wed June 8 in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnes
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Cascade Park
Elyria
Theodore M. Pfeiffer
Leach Greve
Ernest L. Charles Willard
Mary Knapp
Jean Phelps
Marjory Young
Leora Yoxtheimer
Dorothy Webster
Daurel Shepard
Anna Smith
James
Songa Green
Royal
Royal . Mrs. Daurel Chairman
Richard ‘Uordray
Blanche Smith
James Turner
Leland Kirkpatrick
Dorothy Carmen
Shepard
Leonard Wingardner
Russell Buck
Artie Jones
Hamlin Post
Women's Relief Corps
Wellingon Greenwood Cemetery
G. A. R. Hall
Charles W. Retard
Congregational Church
Louise Ward
North
Henry
Steviek
Wellington Marriage at the Parsonage
A Wellington ceremony at the parsonage home of Rev and Mrs Lonzo Green on Courtland street united Miss Marguerite Weber daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Weber with Mr Ralph Warren son of Mrs Harold Wallace of Wellington. The Rev Green performed the single ring rite with Emma Weber and Charles Warren as attendants. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lonzo §. Green
Courtland Street
Marguerite Weber
A. J. Weber
Magyar Street
Ralph Warren
Harold Wallace
Indirect Move to Revive NRA Through 5.3055 Bill
June 16 report citing John V. O'Leary of the Machinery Institute. He warns the House bill 5.3055 would regulate hours wages and labor classifications for work under government contract, expanding Secretary of Labor powers and risking red tape and delayed recovery. He says sponsors use NRA goals while masking broader control, urging caution against revived government regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qghicago
NRA
House of Representatives
John V. O'Leary
Macinery Institute
O'Leary
Secretary of Labor
NHA
House Rules Committee
Birthday Event on Farnsworth Lawn Timed for Wednesday
A birthday gathering will take place Wednesday afternoon on the Farnsworth lawn on Barker Street. Bert Lanse and his son Leonard, Jof Chathaw, are visiting the farmer's daughter Mrs. Carroll Wight and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnsworth Lawn
Barker Street
Bert Lanse
Leonard
Jof Chathaw
NRA Unconstitutional Ruling Sparks Gov Contract Debate
A Toledo official argues that splitting rules for government contracts from regular business is impractical and harms both prices and employment. He warns such coercion during bidding could revive NRA principles and delay business recovery while noting traffic deaths in Toledo fell 50 percent in early 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Supreme Court
NRA
Mr. O'Leary
Oberlin Road Folks Plan Trips and Visits
Oberlin Road residents embarked on visits and trips to Dagton Falls to see relatives, including Mr and Mrs Breast Brooks and Mr and Mrs Ora Breffin. Nearby calls included Jake Bavuann home visitors and Amharet gatherings at the Harper and Krueger households. Married guests, teachers and families were noted in friendly regional notices. A Toledo bulletin adds that the Norwegian steamer Ornesjeli set a 13 day Antwerp to Toledo cargo record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Hetebique
Dagton Falls
Visi
Breast Brooks
Ora] Breffin
New London Ware
Jake Bavuann
Frank Krueger, Jr
Amharet
Mra T. Harper
T. Jackson
Cleveland
8. Steinbinder
Martha Chariton
Hudson
Ohio
Edward McRoberts
Royal Oak
Michae
Honeror
Toledo
Ornesjeli
Antwerp
Man Can Now Talk With God
A new psycho religious movement led by Dr. Frank B. Robinson in Moscow Idaho promotes direct communication with God and replicating Christ’s miracles. Robinson offers a free 2000 word treatise on Psychiana, detailing his search for truth and how any normal person can access a universal power for health happiness and financial success. Send name and address to 438 6th Street Moscow Idaho to receive the pamphlet postpaid at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Daho
Gaillean Carpenter
Jesus
Frank R. Robbin
Hlana
Christ
Califar R
Robinsonth
Ana
Ruth
Frank B. Robinson
6Th Street
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oberlin
Townsend Club
Lee Whitney Company Hardware & Tinshop
Broad St
Cora
Shepard Tor
Junior Grisginger
Dickson
Punos
P-T. A
American Brotherhood
Bircd
Avid Arnold
Mary Jane Brouse
June Carpenter
Mary Puder
LoNeto Theater
Building and Loan Association
The
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Penney Company Ee
Frberahardytrites
Flora Jane Eberhard
BE. L. Sharne Funeral Home
Spencer Cerry
Rolt
Kelly -Street
Dorothy Lance
Vern
BE. Lance
Marris
Herbert Miller
A. L
Orley Brown
Pauline
J. W Shook
Earl Leskeep
Russell Reffler
Baltimore
Frank Shreff Caltoo
Richard Cordray
Philathea
Albert Peirce
Sol Ray
Grange Hall
Frank Lowry
Clara Doyle
Peoria
Til
Edward Roth
Harry Yoxtheimer
Yotheimer
Charles Yoxtheimer
Loraine Keepers Association
E. J. Ernst
Amherst
M Charles Shepard
Emmett Horner
Lodi
Robert Farnsworth
Lonor
Jon
Ngign
Puritan
Schroll Coal 2
Struck
Oberlin Road
Tren
Irons
P. S. Electric
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!