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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1940

Page

11

Tselebate Birthday at William Jaeger Home

Relatives and friends gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate the seventieth birthday of William Jaeger. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Huffman and son Nelson, and others from Vermilion Vermilhton Birmingham Wellington Oberlin and Butler road. Refreshments followed pinochle and sixty six.

William Jaeger Fred Ackerman Adam Huffman Nelson Berlin Heights Bertha Englebry Grece Ralph George Krapp Irma Dora Harry Stewart Robert Tom Welington Airs John Dunn John Jr Oberlin Jacob Swonger Ruth Birmingham Lucile Krieg

June Meeting Of Reformed Church Ladies Aid Society

The June gathering of the Ladies Aid of the Reformed church met at Mrs. Fred Bauman's home. Mrs. Albert Latteman led the session with standard business and hostesses served refreshments to members and many guests including Rev. T Bucher and numerous families and children.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church Fred Bauman Martha Bauman Mary Becker Albert Latteman T. Bucher Clarence Burill Bernice Carol Patsy Phyllis Junior G. C. Becker Gaugmers Adaline Geénena Bel Frank Berg Catharine Charles Dute Ruth Shirley DeleSeld George Dennison Teddy Ben Krrsik Dianne Elberta Becker Katie Weidman Twizzth Ruth Swonger Hazel Bohn Harland Schlecter Ren

Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Evangelical Church

Mrs Walter Rothe hosted the June meeting assisted by Mrs Carl Webber of Birmingham. President Mrs Jesse Portman led plans for a July gathering at Linwood Park with a monic on the second Thursday. Refreshments were served to members and many guests from Oberlin Kipton and nearby towns.

Walter Rothe Ladies’ Aid Society The Evangelical Church Carl Webper Birmingham Jesse Portman Linwood Park Ela Kendeigh Oberlin Hubert Kendeigh Lucille Hopkins Marjory Jane Kendeigh

Baldwin Wallace College Elects New Officers

Community notices from Columbia recount visits by Mrs W Gayle Al lbaugh and family, a Berea student Lewis Fitch named assistant treasurer, a birthday party on Emmons Road, and alumni event with officers including Arthur Crocker Jr and Miss Iris Bartter. Elizabeth Keyse attends summer school at Baldwin Wallace and Elizabeth Churchward takes a three day per week position with the Cuyahoga H Clubs.

Columbia W. Gayle Albaugh Birs Walter MicBain Cleveland Hiram Dunning Royalton Herman Paulson Air Rollie Fitch Lewis Fitch Berea Baldwin Wallace College Mary Lindeman Emmons Road Nina Howard Brandon Donald Detroit Lora Collier Elvrra George Aller Arthur Crocker, Jr Rowena Ingersoll Iris Bartter Leon Ives Denzil Bush Akron Putt Snell George Hills Elizabeth Keyse Baldwin-Wallace College Elizabeth Churchward Cuyahoga

Baptist Mission Circle to Meet at Ora Walkers Home

The next Baptist Mission Circle will be entertained by Mrs. Ora Walker at her Reot road home. Devotions led by Mrs. Jennie Cole of Cleveland. "Bright Sky Tomorrow" presented by M. B. Hollister to Virginia Putt. Hostesses include Mrs. Oscar Henke Ordella Walker Ruih Bartter and Mrs Ernest Terrill. Dues for the coming year are being received. Announcement of the deaths of Mrs. Abbie Crispen in Cleveland and Rev. George Beers of New York.

Baptist Mission Ora Walker Reot Road Jennie Cole Cleveland M. B. Hollister Virginia Putt Oscar Henke Ordella Walker Ruih Bartter Ernest Terrill Abbie Crispen Baptist Home George Beers New York

Garden Club Hosts Rose History and Flower Show Plans

Mrs. F Glenn Van Arsdale entertained the Garden Club at her Route 32 home. A Flower Show is planned for late August, with committees to be appointed at the next meeting. Mrs A A Ring gave the rose history at roll call and various flowers, including dahlia squill gourd petunia poinsettia and daffodil, were described by program chairman Mrs Clair Howard.

F. Glenn van Arsdale Route Clair Howard

Bartter Reunion Held At Bonnie Park June 27

The Bartter family reunion will take place Thursday June 27 at Bonnie Park Strongsville. Officers include president J H Bartter vice president H C Bartter secretary Miss Margaret Bartter from Columbia historian Mrs Charles Sanderson Canton treasurer Mr Clyde Bartier and dinner committee Mrs Edward B Bartier and Mrs Clyde Bartier of Cleveland. About 50 relatives attend with many from Cuyahoga and Lorain counties. Attending from away are Rev and Mrs Harvey Bartier and son of Decorah Iowa Br and Mrs Richard Wise of Elmwood Conn Mr and Mrs Ivan R Bartier and son of Duluth Alvin and Mr and Mrs Clarence Bartier of Toledo.

Bartter Bonnie Park Strongsville J. H. Bartter H. C. Bartter Margaret Bartter Columbia Charles Sanderson Canton Clyde Bartier Edward B. Bartier Cleveland Cuyahoga Lorain County Harvey Bartier Decorsh Iowa Richard Wise Elmwood Conn Ivan R. Bartier Duluth Alvin Clarence Bartier Toledo

Acme Grange Holds 1920 Style Program

A Tuesday evening program at Acme Grange presented 1920 styles and customs acted by various characters with period music. Afiss Pauline Martin led the event while Overseer William Ingersoll chaired in Mester’s absence. The group scheduled the annual picnic for the last Saturday in July.

Acme Grange Afiss Pauline Martin William Ingersoll

Garden Club Meets With Mrs. Humer At Beechwood

The next Garden club gathering features Mrs. George Humer of Beechwood as guest entertainer. The event takes place on Fox Toad Tuesday July 2.

Garden Club George Humer Beechwood

Local Families Make Moves and Attend Township Convention

Valley City reports Lester Jones and family relocating from the Otto Nilges house to the Schaeffer residence near St. Martins church. Mrs. Clement Zacharias and Miss Esther Law hosted a shower for Mrs. Emil Muntz at Mrs. Bertha Schaefer home. Clarence Mack and George Picur of Cleveland visited Mrs. Louise Mack. Richard Reutter family and Betty Higham stayed with Airs Reutter’s sister Mrs. Raymond Satchell of Woodstock VA. George Wolfe Wilmer Zacharias Leo Nuges and Frank Weidner attended the State Convention of Township Clerks and Trustees in Cleveland on Thursday and Friday.

Airs Reutter Raymond Satchell Woodstock George Wolfe Wilmer Zacharias Leo Nuges Frank Weidner Cleveland

Family Night Observed at Local Lutheran Church

Observed Friday evening at on's Lutheran church with a social hour and a program led by Mass Thelma Steck. The program featured an orchestra and mixed chorus of congregants, plus solo numbers and recitations. Refreshments followed. first in a semi-annual series, well attended and enjoyed.

Aton’s Lutheran Church

Children’s Day at Emmanuel Evangelical Reformed Church

Emmanuel Evangelical Reformed Church observes Children’s Day on Sunday June 23 with Sunday School at the regular time and a 1030 program. The primary department presents a pageant Children of To-Gay followed by a Sunday School picnic at Hardscrabble school grounds.

Emmanuel Evangelical Reformed Church

Local residents attend college and visit relatives across states

Martin Huge and Paul Steck depart for Columbus to attend Ohio State University during the Summer quarter. William Steck spends a week in St Louis with the Ralston Purina Co. Others travel, visit, or recover from injuries, including Margaret Obermiller after a car crash near Valley City and Chuck Morton hospitalized in Berea. Community events include church confirmations, Scouting activities, reunions, and the B K L Elevator celebrating 20 years with activities and a Lake Chippewa social event.

Martin Huge Paul Steck Columbus Ohio State University William Steck St Loui Ralston Purina Co Margaret Obermiller Moehle Valley City Chuck Morton Berea Gerald Arrington Vaughn Arrington Philadelphia Navy Yards Carl Steck Cleveland Carol Dean Florence Dean Stiblo Hare New York City Zion’s Lutheran Church Margaret Lamprecht Gene Meyers Leon French Raymond Donald Muniz Harley Rodock Marion Valley City Grunwald Lakeside Court of Honor Medina Lynn Hammon Louise Mack Willard Wolf West Jefferson Henry Wolf Bobby Reichard Elyria Elsa Mellen Carrie Mack Edna Tebbits Chippewa Lake James Frisk William Grabenstetter Ray Sosseth Ray Denman B. K. L. Elevator On Co E Iil Valley City Boys Quartet Ladies of Even. Reformed Church

East Oberlin Church Women Sew for Red Cross Benefit

The Women's Society of the LC W of East Oberlin Community church held an all day sewing meeting to aid the Red Cross. A light lunch was served by Mrs. Harold Hutchinson Mrs Frances Edmonds and Mrs RB Newman with proceeds for Red Cross. Guests included Mrs. Winfred Allen of Dover and Mrs. Jessie Lynn of Euclid. The society president announced an open church wedding for Miss Shirley Napp and Richard Rocher on Saturday June 22 at 2 36 p.m.

Oberlin Road Women’s Society of the LC. W East Oberlin Community Church Red Cross Harold Hutchinson Frances Edmonds RB. Newman Winfred Allen Dover Jessie Lynn Euclid S.S Hutchinson Hildrup A. A. Saxton R. Newmann Shirley Napp Richard Rocher East Oberlin

Meeting of the society set for Wednesday June 26

An orderly society gathering is planned for Wednesday June 26 with members urged to attend. Details specify a formal session and discussions on upcoming activities.

Russia Township Farm Women to Meet at State Park if Weather Permits

The Russia Township Farm Women's Club plans its regular meeting Wednesday at the State Park on Oberlin road if weather allows. otherwise it will be held at the Grange Hall. Attendees should bring table service.

Russia Township Farm Woman’s Club State Park Oberlin Road Grange Hall

Huntington shower honors Mr and Mrs Freeman in Sullivan

A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Freeman was hosted at their Sullivan home Tuesday night by Huntington friends. Attendees included AL McLain and daughter Sharon, Glenno Mohns, Lloyd Weyer and Carol Weyer, Esther Thudium Betty Thudium Lawrence Thudium, Earl Easterday, Marion Crile and Johnson Crile, Hart, Leininger and daughter Lois Zula. Mr Freyman received many useful gifts.

Huntington Freeman Sullivan AL McLain Sharon Glenno Mohns Lloyd Weyer Carol Consuella Weyer Esther Thudium Betty Thudium Lawrence Thudium Earl Easterday Marion Crile Johnson Crile Hart Leininger Lois Zula Air Freyman

Local visits and gatherings from Berlin Heights to Elyria

The article lists numerous family and friend visits across Ohio towns. It notes travelers from Berlin Heights Brownhelm Vermilion and Cleveland visiting the Hines Long home and attending events at Chippewa Lake and Bellevue. Several households including Hines Long Crile Easterday and Barnes are mentioned with short sojourns and stays.

Dirlam Family Reunion Attended by Several Kin

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dirlam and two children accompanied by Mr and Mrs Harold Dirlam of Springfield and Mrs Viola Dirlam of New London traveled to Clyde for a Dirlam reunion. Also noted is a visit by Mr and Mrs Fred Mohns in Michigan and M. McLain hosting his Michigan brother and family.

Kenneth Dirlam Harold Dirlam Springfield Viola Dirlam New London O. H. Dirlam Clyde Fred Mohns Michigan M. McLain

Dictatorships hailed as salvation hide old barbaric methods

The text critiques dictatorships by arguing they present a misleading path to salvation while repeating the cruelties and controls associated with historical barbarism. It suggests a warning against embracing such regimes.

Note on crime's limits and consequences

A reflective remark discusses how crime grows when its perpetrators fail to grasp the inevitable outcomes of their acts, emphasizing the need for foresight and accountability.

Litchfield Social Roundups Highlight Family Visits

Numerous visitors from Medina, Cleveland, Elyria, and Spencer called on residents in Litchfield. The record notes birthday celebrations, picnics, and supper gatherings at homes of the Yost, Archer, Holmes, and Welton families along with several cross town visits and local engagements.

Fear of Man and the Fear of God Sermon at Pittsfield

Rev. Doake of the Methodist Church in Pittsfield selects the Sunday morning sermon topic Fear of Man and the Fear of God for the next service.

Pittsfield Doake M E. Church God

Reverend Smith outlines adult focus in Sunday talk

Rev. Smith of the Community church will discuss why we should avoid clinging to childhood in a Sunday morning address. The Community League plans a Sunday evening meeting with the James McConnell family.

Rev. Smith Community Church Community League James McConnell

Methodist Aid Society Hears Quilting Plans at Meeting

The Methodist Aid and Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs Arthur Whitner as twenty four ladies and six children worked on quilts. July meeting announced to be at Mrs Henry Sheffield's. Several local residents hosted visiting relatives and friends over the weekend including the Bear family and hosts in Tipton Indiana and Wheel ing West Virginia.

Methodist Aid and Foreign Missionary Society Arthur Whitner Henry Sheffield Wallace Bear Charles Bear Tipton Ind Albert E. Hosteitler June Wheeling W. Va B. L. Schubert Pittsburgh Karl Avery Eva Worthington Elyria Huldah Powers Shirley Davidson la Grange

West family social notes and Wellington wedding

Friday afternoon with Kate L. D. West noted. Mrs. Grant Gifford and daughter Frances of East Cleveland were weekend guests of Mrs. L. D. West. Ada Sherburne Clarence Stevens Elsie and Charles Avery attended Nancy Lois West’s wedding at her parents’ home in Wellington on Sunday. D. P. Davidson attended a Rev Arch Masons meeting in Wellington Monday evening.

Kate L. D. West Grant Gifford Frances Cleveland L. D. West Ada Sherburne Clarence Stevens Elsie Charles Avery Nancy Lois West Wellington D. P. Davidson Arch Masons

Clarksfield Grange Holds Regular Meeting at Community Hall

Mrs Lee Merrill hosted a Wednesday call for Mrs Hugh Merrill as the Clarksfield Grange met Friday at the Community Hall with Worthy Master Newell Guon presiding. The next meeting is set for Friday June 28. Geraldine Wilson of Fitchville visited Miss Eda Mae Merrill, and the Wilson sisters plus Harold Merrill joined a Lake picnic Saturday.

Clarksfield Lee Merrill Hugh Merrill

Chapel Honors Five Years of Married Life at Methodist Church

Special services at the Methodist Church honored nine young couples celebrating five years of marriage. Reverend Howard Patrick led the program with a Wedding March and presents of shoulder corsages and red rosebuds. Names listed include Adkins Clintwood Virginia Fletcher Emerson Cramer Crandall Harris Hahn Lucas McDonald Jr.

Methodist Church Howard Patrick Afrs Ward Wilcoxen Patrick Dell Byron Stephan Adkins Clintwood Forest Fletcher Emerson Adrian Cramer Howard Crandall Lesa Harris Norbert Hahn Minor Lucas Acel McDonald, Jr

Wakeman Lodge Invited to Special Service at Methodist Church

Rev Howard Patrick extends invitation for Wakeman Masonic Lodge to attend Sunday service at the Methodist church on June 23 in commemoration of St John’s Day. The lodge will attend as a group and Rev Patrick prepared a sermon for the occasion. Services begin at 9 45 am.

Wakeman

Local Residents Attend Weddings and Visits Across Towns

Miss Louise Burrows of New London spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Burrows. Mr and Mrs Hugh Merrill and daughter Eda Mae visited Fathers Day with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Merrill in Ashland. The Anderson Dyer reunion drew Mr and Mrs Ben Booth and son Wilbur to Huntington. S Anderson of Wellington joined Booths for Sunday supper. Miss Jean Moiter of New London visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank H Russell from Wednesday to Monday. The Russells hosted Sunday afternoon callers. Harold Merrill joined Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson and daughters in Fitchville for a Sunday visit. Mr and Mrs Ray Hangsted and daughters spent Sunday evening in Huron and Crystal Beach. Wilbur Booth left Monday for Camp Crag near Medina with others. Vernon D Bell and Dorothy Sheldon with a group visited Orin Wolcott’s home. Opal Haugsted of Washington DC returned home Monday to stay two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs C Haugsted, who report her mother’s poor health. Joe Maier of Lake City Michigan spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Guy Livermore.

Harry Schlott Ione St Paul Minn W. H. Scudder May Scudder Emma Eberle Emma Weidrick Rose Mant Helen Spencer Rose Peabody Elynn N. O. Fuller Meding Eberle A. R Allan Manchester Scudder C. M. Turner Glenn Weisz Bay Village A. J. Holmes Bidle-Hitzelberger Reusch Valley City Henry Bidle Saunders Charles Hauck Cleveland Curtiss Swindler H. L. Rising Dorothy Linn Elyria Stanley Biggs William Baish Henry Hyden Pittsfield May Carruthers Zabor Russell Bryden Ben Hill Ripton Charles Romp P. A. Romp Neal Helen Smith Litchfield C. F. Turner Roger Lakewood F. S. Turner A. W. Lipp Harry Lipp Lorain John Krugger John McQuate S. J. Wilson Clyde West Marion Wagner Medina Wallace Yost Grangerburg Marion Yost Aliance Plorence Gunsaul Chatham Edward Yost Lucille Meehan Youngstown Air John Yost Clyde Yost Louis Ausmuth William Fierle Willoughby Louise Burrows New London Carl Burrows Hugh Merrill Eda Mae Gilbert Merrill Ashland Ben Booth Wilbur Anderson-Dyer Huntington S. ©. Anderson Wellington Booth Jean Moiter Mornday Frank H. Russell Forrest Motter Ford Bracy Jay Thomas Harold Merrill Harry Wilson Fitchville Ray Hangsted Huron Crystal Beach Wilbur Booth Camp Crag Philip Bursley Willis Welch Dorothy Sheldon Lois Sanford Vernon D. Bell Orin Wolcott Opal Haugsted Washington, D. C C. Haugsted Haugsted Joe Maier Lake City Michigan Guy Livermore

Loyal Schoolmates planning 1941 reunion and officers named

A note from Miss Florence Pope notes next year’s reunion to be held on the first Sunday of June 1941. Officers for the group include Mrs. Merle Penfound president Archie vice president Tillie Hacker secretary and treasurer Mr Leota Bettcher recording secretary. Various social visits are listed with members visiting friends and relatives in Elyria Chestnut Ridge Brunswick and Penfield during the week.

Florence Pope Chicago Merle Penfound Archie Tillie Hacker Leota Bettcher

Florence Ladies Aid Society Meets at Mrs Smith Home

Birmingham group gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Orrie Smith’s home with Mrs. Melvin Sailor presiding. Members discussed church upkeep including painting the floor and installing linoleum in the vestibule, mending the rug, and program duties were assigned to several members.

Birmingham Florence Ladies Aid Society Orrie Smith Will Jarrett Albert Summers Melvin Saylor Fred Gerber Warren Haise Charles Yates Melvin Sailor Clarence Kady Charles Yates Sr Adolf Fullgrabe E. E.coultrip Anna Holden Beckstein

Friendship Sunday School Class Skips Party This Week

The Friendship Sunday School class did not hold a party Tuesday night and will not meet before next month. The Demaline reunion was held at North Olmsted Park with multiple families attending. A Birmingham visit included Miss Ethel Matz and George Zalsanz from Milwaukee. The group later had a picnic dinner at the Blue Hole and explored Crystal Rock Caves.

Friendship Charles Yates Fred Gerber Haise North Olmsted Park Henry Glime Sandusky Albert Glime Minnie Glime Mike Simmons Betty Gerber Will Glime Lorain A. Balsant E. Matz Ethel Matz George Zalsanz Milwaukee Wis Raymond Matz Maralynn Birmingham Blue Hole Crystal Rock Caves

West River Road Couple Ties Nuptials in Napoleon Ohio

Miss Betty Taylor and Delbert Holzman wed on Saturday June 15 in Napoleon with attendants Aliss Virginia Taylor and Michael Taylor. The couple plan to reside at the Taylor home until a Griswold road house is ready. Numerous relatives visited and called on friends in the area during the following days.

Betty Taylor Delbert Holzman Napoleon Ohio Aliss Virginia Taylor Michael Taylor Taylor Griswold Road

Speedy Eleven 4-H Club Meets at Lois Sanford Home

The fourth meeting of the Speedy Eleven 4-H Club of Clarksfield was held June 11 at Lois Sanford home. President Lila Rose Kelley led ten members and three visitors. Plans were set for a picnic at Camp Conger the next day. Cooking group baked plain muffins while the SeWings group sewed dresses before adjournment and games.

Clarksfield Lois Sanford Lila Rose Kelley Camp Conger

West Ridge School District Reunion Held in Carlisle Hall

West Ridge No. 7 alumni met Sunday at Carlisle Grange Hall after the Little Red Brick School on Schramm and West Ridge roads hosted the reunion. About 35 attendees shared memories and a tureen supper, with plans to hold future gatherings back at the school site.

West Ridge Schramm Road West Ridge Road Carlisle Grange Hall

Local Society Notes Mention Visits and Weddings

Mrs Forest Lyndes and daughter Marilyn called on Mrs F W Schmees of Rocky River Saturday. Mrs Janie Allen visits Muskegon while Helen Haller returns from Athens Ohio University. Mr and Mrs Harold Crombie complete a wedding trip and settle in a new apartment. Mr and Mrs Glenn Stranahan and Margaret visit Elvira. Mrs George Fortune hosts Ladies Aid on June 27. Dan Harding travels to Columbus on business. Helen Lyndes and Maloney visit the parents. Burt Greer of Jasper Michigan attends niece Lynn Eldred’s wedding and visits Eldred home.

Forest Lyndes Marilyn F. W. Schmees Rocky River Janie Allen Muskegon Michigan Helen Haller Athens Ohio University Harold Crombie Glenn Stranahan Margaret C. Stranzhan Elvrra Harvey Lyndes Carlisle George Fortune Dan Harding Columbus Helen Lyndes Miss Maloney Central Y. W. C. A. Cleveland Burt Greer Jasper Lynn Eldred Eldred

Taft Guests and Relatives Visited in Swanton and Cleveland

Vincent and Mrs. Willard Taft were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E Schilling and family in Swanton. Ade Kaerney and two sons Clare and Elmer of Cleveland visited cousins Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gabara on Wednesday. Frankie Reese called on Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. O B Rea as Mrs. Wilson has been ill. Gerhart of Avon and Anna Sands of Elyria spent several days with Frances Heckel. Hazel Ross of Norwalk, also Miss Hazel Ross, stayed overnight with her mother Pearl Ross and family early this week.

Willard Taft E. Schilling Swanton Ade Kaerney Clare and Elmer Cleveland Anthony Gabara Frankie Reese John Wilson O. B. Rea Wilson Gerhart Avon Anna Sands Elyria Frances Heckel Glenn Miens Hazel Ross Norwalk Pearl Ross

Grafton Lodge Convenes and Rebekah Club Officers Named

The Grafton LODGE convened with a premeeting supper for Anchor Rebekah Lodge on Tuesday evening. April June and May birthdays were honored and the Rebekah Social Club officers were announced Maud Rinehart president Iva Wolf vice president Freda McNeal secretary treasurer Meetings set for the fourth Tuesday monthly next June 25 at Maud Rinehart home Anna Hosler assisting Hazel Markel Elyria district representative invited for July 2 meeting with refreshments to be provided by the lodge.

Maud Rinehart Anna Hosler Hazel Markel Elyria

Local Social Visits Across Towns Highlight Week

Dr and Mrs Hall and son Jack visit Miss Viola Law son in Illinois on their way to New York. Homer Howard and family joined James Allen and Lodi hosts for Sunday. Vancil Myers and family at Harold Spie th home in LaGrange for dinner. Marl Brunson with Lucius Barnlett in Fremont. Alex Schwed and daughters with G Bauer family in Cleveland. Billy Lilley of Elyria visiting Grace Park this week. Oliver Shively return from ten day trip to southern Ohio and West Virginia.

Hall Jack Buswell Wheaton College Dlmnois Viola Lawson New York City Homer Howard James Allen Lodi Vancil Myers Harold Spieth LaGrange Marl Brunson Lucius Barnlett Fremont Alex Schwed G. Bauer Cleveland Billy Lilley Elyria Grace Park Oliver Shively Ohio West Virginia

South Ridge Children Day Program at the Church

Children’s Day was observed at South Ridge Church with an evening program including music by Mrs. N A Baus and the choir, scripts and recitations by local youth such as Harvey Chambers and Kay Stang, several duets, garden themed acts, and offerings led by Alvin Fowl and Malcolm.

South Ridge N. A. Baus Shirley Baus Frederick Eppley Harvey Chambers Kay Stang Kenneth Burret Lynda Curtis Patricia Simms Norman Ingold Kathryn Mulich Carolyn Janet Schlechter Wayne Baus Nancy Eee Este Cunrer Little Ings Phillip Beck Call of Christ Lois Pferrer Jesus the Heszier Betty Gunder Kathryn Munch Alvin Fowl Malcolm

If men lack habit of right action

The statement argues that without training in virtuous behavior people will not act rightly even under strong external pressure to do wrong, implying character formation is key to moral responses.

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Henrietta Tselebeate Ray Brown Afr Charles Latteman Butler Road Carl George Latteman Andrew John Bohn Hazel Theodore Barbara Laura Mae Ladies’ Aid Meeting Evangelical Aid Meeting Walter Bennett Harold William John Bechtel Newton Bechtel William S Bechtel Middle Ridge Jesse Portmen Darren John Webber Kipton John Bauman Henrietta Hill Victor Hosiettier Ror Angersbach Arthur Wills Ella Kendeigh Hubert Leonard Fisk Hustos Vernon Unger Jane Or Elviia H. G. Portman Naomi Kothe Kent Mrr Frank Cook Lola Court C. I. Bohmer Fred Fowler F. F. Siegrist Bar Village Ernest Lamvermyer Orlo Cowen Gaughter Theola Franklin Simonson Jere T. G. Ries and Son Lioyd Sheffield and Sons R. H. Keightley Ane L. M. Kelly Sunny Margaret Peck Brownhelan Walter Angersbach Leonard Buchs Earl Columbia Station Henry Fieman South Amherst Jorge Delefield Martha Lou Delefield Maynard Shirley Anne P. H. Latteman Clarence Amiss Lucille Krieg Winen Park Joseph Peachman Virgil Cox Earl Schobe Flint Mich Adam Horn John Hostettler Allen Hospital G. Johnson Lola L. Delefield Avel Club Walter Kropf Axtel Ruth Date Alex Born Daniel Born Jimmy Vés and Sonvening Baptist Circle Womens Society Ular Farm Woman's Club Nicholas Webber Memorial Hospital John Logan Susan Lourise Oberlin Hospital Kenneth Kern Edring Janette Justin Dorotha Maron Secon Euclid Beach Afiss Scott Harold Rogers Florence Rogers Arthur Durlam J. T. Holland Vermilion C. W. Comer Hugh Comer C. Justin Ralph Justin George Hail of Here E RO Cassidar Edgewater Drive Shirley Nepp John Kern Orville Jess Moge Marion Kern L_ V_ Fodor Bobby Fodor Fodor Weaver Willoughr Willoughy Cecil Humphry Ola Edmonds George Hall College Albert Kreeger Force Brownhelm Hines-Long Dorothy Hines Bredsville Doris Jordan Myron Hines Amy Hines Dewey Long Merrell Long Lee Hines Charles Hines Grace Long Phillis Edna Shirley Lowery Huntsburg O. H. Barnes Nettie Bowen Barnes Lawrence Thudhum Fred Harris Dirlam F. J. Resnik Parma Lona Roe Earl Squire Victor Burton Albert Prosser Archer A. L. Wise Belden Lester Packard Albert Archer Lettie Leach Norris Leach Leach Ella Leach Morgan Fitch Cora Falconer Reuben T. A. Falconer Rice’s Dam Ladies Aid Society Chuebch News LODGE J. H. Penfound Creta Walker Bessie Squires Cassie Haverstick Joseph Reisinger Douglas Forrestville H. J. Hillier J. Penfound Harland Robert Smith Chestnut Ridge Perry Reisinger Hillier J. H Penfound Gerald Syles Bellevue Irwin Eldred Lillian Lois Ardith Brunswick Albert Zoshnick Penfield Ladies Aid West River Road C. E. McIntire Henry McIntire M. B. Copas Amherst Hospital Copas Arnold Smith Arnold Keller Morgantown Virginia Kathryn McMillan Walter McMillan Eleanor Wissinger MacKay Douglass W. W. McMillan Walker W. J. Morris E. Myers East Avenue Fred Fellinger A. Gabara S. C. Hurlbut Speedy Vincent Grafton
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