Wellington Welcomes Dr Barton Wellington Lincoln Talk
In Wellington on June 17 the service featured Dr William Barton Wellington discussing Abraham Lincoln and The American Ideal. He portrayed Lincoln as a practical man with clear moral positions rather than a mere statesman. Miss Phyllis Hughes sang four solos while she joined with Miss Aretha Stacey in a duet. Mrs Roy McCormick played The Brook as organ postlude.
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Ellington
Barton Wellington
Welton
Abraham Lincoln
Barton
Lincoln
Phyllis Hughes
Hughes
Aretha Stacey
Roy McCormick
Dethier
Mission Day Flower Missionat Mrs Sol Rays Home
The W. C. T. U. Flower Mission Day will be held at Mrs Sol Rays home Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. Rev Charles Recard will speak at the event shaping the program and inviting community participation.
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Sol Ray
Charles Recard
Union church services start June 30 in three congregations
Union Sunday evening services will begin Sunday June 30 and run through September 2, hosted by the Congregational Church the Church of Christ and the Methodist Church.
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UNION
Congregational
Church of Christ and Methodist Church
Occupy Pulpit by Wellington Graduate at Local Church
John Koontz of Wellington will graduate from Ohio Wesleyan this week and enter Boston University School of Theology in the fall. He will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church next Sunday morning. College Night follows in the evening with all church youth who studied away at college this year taking part in the program.
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John Koontz
Wellington
Ohio Wesleyan
Boston School of Theology
Methodist Church
Coming Events See Local Church Gatherings This Week
This evening the Homebuilder's class of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs Mary Pennal On Friday evening the Phila thea class will meet with Miss Josephine Houghton The Ohio Inter denominational Sunday school convention will be held at Ashland Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday of this week and many local people are planning to attend.
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Methodist Church
Mary Pennal
Josephine Houghton
Ohio
Ashland
Findlay attendees eye G. A. R. encampment officers
Mr. and Mrs H. B Stevick Miss Edith Kerns and Commander S A Williams are in Findlay Ohio today for the G A R encampment Local interest centers on officer elections to be held Wednesday afternoon S A Williams is a candidate for state commander
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G. A
H. B Stevick
Edith Kerns
S. A. Williams
Findlay
A. Williams
Local Family Set to Visit Indiana Relatives
Locals Rev and Mrs H G Earl and two sons plan a week in Indianapolis with Mrs Earl’s parents Mr and Mrs E P Hendricks. Miss Aletha Stacey of Cleveland was home for the weekend.
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H. G. Earl
Birthday Club notes and community group gatherings
Members of the N and R Birthday Club met at Adolph Neinzerlis home on North Main Street to celebrate his birthday with card games and refreshments. Various local clubs and church groups planned upcoming meetings and hostesses across Amherst, including the WCTU, Ladies Aid, Congregational, and St Paul’s groups. Several residents, including Buron Jenne and Barold Gruel, were noted for family dinners and a 30 day Navy furlough, while others planned events at St Peter’s and St Joseph’s churches.
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N. and
R. Birthday Club
Adolph
Cleveland Avenue
Burton
B. A. Jenne
Foster
A . Jenne
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Elin Baumhardt
Lincoln Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mar
Ladies’ Society
Congregational Church
Charles Kreig
Jackson Street
Charles Hamel
Tess
St. Paul's Gatheran
William Streich
Oberlin
Barold Gruel
Henry Gingel
West Street
U.S. S. Paulding
Boston
Mass
Missionary Society of St Peter's Evangelical Church
M. D. Fleckner
Spring Street
BE. G. Menz
R. R. Hearn
Die Ridge
J. G. Waldhaus
Irlene
Fred
Boughtonville
St. Ann's Sewing Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Joseph Dil
Anna Wittig
Buffalo
New York
Sidney
Ohio
Wmr
Wm. Wittig
Fam
Brooklyn Drive
John Koepp
Sunday School Guests and Local Society Notes
Hosts to Sunday school guests Ben Michael and William Michael of Oak Harbor. Holy Name Society to meet Tuesday evening at the school hall. Second of June union services held at the Methodist church last evening led by the Lorain County Male Chorus under A L Vickers. St Peters Evangelical church to hold a special meeting next Sunday morning for important business. Elyria visitors and Amherst/Elyria residents noted: Mrs Hamlin Humphrey, Miss Gertrude Wernert. Miss Evelyn Tisdale. Ray Hollingsworth. H L Bees ing. W G Nord. C E Schmidt. George and Jewel Leighton. Edith Ludwig. Mrs Ruby Child. About fourteen members of the King's Daughters class spent the weekend at Vermilion-on-the-Lake at Miss Goldie Kreeger's cottage.
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Ben Michael
William Michael
Oak Harbor
Holy Name Society
Methodist Church
Lorain County
A L. Vickers
Lorain
Chage
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Hamlin Humphrey
Gertrude Wernert
Elyria
Amherst
Evelyn Tisdale
Ray Hollingsworth
H. L Beesing
W. G. Nord
Fairmont
West Valey
C. E. Schmidt
Wapakoneta
King’s Daughters
C. N. Ernst
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Goldie Kreeger
Bar Selects 3 Delegates To State Meet
The Lorain County Bar Association at its county courthouse meeting elected three delegates to the State Bar Association convention at Cedar Point on July 11 12 and 13. Delegates are President George L Glitsch Prosecutor Don W Myers and Attorney King Fauver. Alternates are Samuel Deutsch Dave Hyman and Harvey Cheney. A three member committee to coordinate with the Bar Library Association for library improvements was appointed by President Glitsch and includes George Chamberlain Henry Ingersoll and Samuel Deutsch.
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Lorain County Bar Association
County Court House
State Bar Association
Cedar Point
George L Glitsch
Don W. Myers
King Fauver
Samuel Deutsch
Dave Hyman
Harvey Cheney
Bar Library Association
Glitsch
George Chamberlain
Henry Ingersoll
Detroit Rum War May See Gunplay
Detroit authorities anticipate a violent summer as customs and prohibition forces step up actions against illicit liquor traffic after 23 customs officers were indicted for aiding rum runners and eight jailed. clashes with river runners have involved machine guns and rival gangs, with Ecorse and Chicago tied to routes into Canada.
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Detroit
Carey D. Ferguson
Detroit Border Patrol
E. R. Norwood
Special Customs, Prohibition and Coastguard
Detroit Run
Detroit River
Ecorse
Here
Chicago
States
War-torn fields long haul toll of casualties in cleanup
Paris reports vast losses on French battlefields a decade after Armistice with 2545 injured or killed by shells left behind. Farmers and tourists are among victims while mines and hidden traps claimed many more. Red zone parks will memorialize and guide future generations as cleanup continues this year.
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Paris
Ministry of Liberated Regions
United Press
France Rebuilds After War Says Government Progress
Government reports show 14 000 of 17 616 destroyed public buildings rebuilt and all 7 000 schools reconstructed. Five thousand kilometres of roads and 5 200 kilometres of railways laid. In a year traces of war should fade except in red zones as healing completes. Also notes on sulphur compounds triggering new cell growth and cancer research and Italian study of bituminous rock.
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France
Tramway etymology trace to Outram's 1880 improvements
The term tramcar and tramway trace their names to Benjamin Outram whose 1880 improvements on the right of way advanced urban transit. This brief note cites his influence on early streetcar systems and the linguistic origin of the terms.
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Benjamin Outram
Rght
Golfers with Bifocal Glasses Gain Advantage on Greens
Report mentions golfers who wear bifocal glasses with near and far portions claim a general edge by aiding focus while swinging. It notes players seldom top the ball and suggests improved sight stabilizes alignment during play.
Drying Techniques Mentioned for Large Building Project
Ragusa and Arbuzzi discuss containment and load estimates of 200 million tons for a massive construction. Artificial drying is proposed for thorough rapid drying of new buildings with plaster dryers from Germany being tested.
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Germany
Geographer Finds Earth Can Sustain Eight Billion People
A geographer concludes the planet can support up to eight billion inhabitants based on studies of resources, population distribution, and ecological limits. The finding emphasizes sustainable consumption, efficient technology, and equitable resource sharing to stay within planetary boundaries.
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Elyria Fur Shoppe
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Mgr
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Itill
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