Ancient and modern art mark new furnishings
Modern art reaches Main Street influencing room makeovers for young homemakers. Features include plate glass vanity and shelf units, purple accents, and bold woods like amaranthe and zebra walnut. The piece compares modern and antique designs, noting craft and finish while suggesting practical substitutions in material and style.
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Main Street
Motors
Community church ladies elect officers at dinner meeting
The Ladies Society of the Community church met with Mrs. O J Whitney in Pittsfield for a 12 member gathering. A bountiful noon dinner followed and annual officer elections were held naming Mrs. Elmer Wideman president, Mrs. N Lounsbrough first vice president, Mrs. Walter Green second vice president, Mrs. Mildred Lounsbrough secretary, Mrs. Chas Whitney assistant secretary, Miss Eliza Watkins treasurer, and Miss Nettie West assistant treasurer.
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Pittsfield
Ladies Society of the Community Church
O. J. Whitney
Elmer Wideman
N. Lounsbrough
Walter Green
Mildred Lounsbrough
Chas. Whitney
Community society notes and upcoming play in Oberlin area
Connell and Mrs Ella West led the M. E. church ladies aid as about twenty attended a pot luck dinner hosted by Mrs Walter Henson. The Camden Ladies Aid met at A W Davidson's. many visits and social events filled the week alongside church programs and an upcoming Treasure Farm play by districts 3 and 6.
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Gladys Mosher
Steve Coinman
Harvolk
Oberlin Hospital
Glenn Norton
Walter Bullock
Carpenter
Harvork
Robert Coates
Oberlin
Don McRoberts
Earl Betts
Louise Tomms
Lloyd Betts
Louise
Catharine Salzman
Stacey Gifford
Pearly Glynn
Russell Edwards
Scott Avery
Stanley Riggs
McConnell Farm
Penfield
Clark Lathrop
Camden
H. B. Bartlett
Harold Norton
Wellington
A. C. Horton
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Jeromeville
Allan Hayes
Luna True
Seattle
Wash
A. Sherburne
Cleveland
Betty Maye Lounsbrough
A. W. Davidson
Thelma Bartlett
Dorothy Davidson
Elyria
Wallace Bear
Fannie Crosby
Wm. Smith
Rev. Smith
Herbert Hoover
H. E. Bartlett
Thelma
Community Notices From South Ridge and Nearby Areas
March 15 Services at the church scheduled for Sunday March 17 with Sunday school at 10 am prayer service 11 am E L C E at 730 and worship at 8 pm Mrs Earl Dehn to host the D C club Saturday afternoon March 16 Other attendance notes cover Evergreen club Grange Pedigreed Canary club Brownhelm Womans Missionary society and family visits including Mr and Mrs George Knittle J P Bechtel Elmer Haverstick funeral and visits among local families March 15 reports list attendees and hosts across South Ridge Lorain Amherst Elyria Brownhelm and Cleveland communities.
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South Ridge
Earl Dehn
D. C. Club
Henry Delefield
Evergreen Club
George Schwartz
Lorain
Grange
Amherst
George Knittle
Mitchell
Marion Knittle
J. P. Bechtel
Lewis Phiel
Canary Club
M. J. Ford
Elyria
C. Holzworth
Eunifee
Brownhelm Woman's Missionary Society
Carl Miller
Brownhelm
John Stang
Elmer Haverstick
Erwin Delefield
North Murray Ridge
Anthony Delefield
Herbert Stang
John
Murray Ridge
Vernon Budd
Cleveland
Funeral At New London For John Norsworth
Fred and Mrs. Lewis Behnke attended the funeral of John Norsworth son of Mr and Mrs Dudley Norsworth of New London. The service was held from the grandparents home Mr and Mrs Henry Vogieson of Oberlin road on Tuesday. Nelson Baumhart of Elyria called on John Stang Friday. Fred called on Mr and Mrs Nee Neary Vogieson of Oberlin road Monday evening.
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Clyde Bartlett
North Russia
John Guthrie
Wakeman
Sunda
J. B. War
Forrest Mohrman
Allen Hospital
Albert Mohrman
Florence Ward
Oberlin High School
Marlon Geist
Townsend
Andrew Radcliffe
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Bernard Ward
Cleveland
Town Hall
Sullivan
Wellington
Oberlin
Elyria
A. M. Sherburne
W. A. Sherburne
Pittsfield
Clarence Stevens
Rolland West
Walter West
Nancy Lois
Kenneth Avery
Ervin Keighley
Leona West
Ireta Morgan
Robert Holland
Mina Sage
Fred
Lewis Behnke
John Norsworth
Dudley Norsworth
New London
Henry Vogieson
Oberlin Road
Nelson Baumhart
John Stang
Henry Schaub
Mr. and Nee. Neary, Vogieson
Prayer-wheels in Thibet villages honor the faithful
Every village in Thibet houses one or more prayer-wheels that turn continuously to bless the community, a practice believed to sustain spiritual merit and communal harmony.
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Thibet
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