Review of Moslem World study by United Presbyterian group
The Rev G A Brown led a discussion for the Men s Missionary League at the United Presbyterian church on What Is This Moslem World chapters about Ferment and Revolution and The Christian Missionary Movement The program included hymns and a quartet performance and devotions from Acts 19 Read letters from pastors in Telluride Colorado and Spencer Iowa noting requests to organize new mission churches and a speaker invited for the league s anniversary meeting later this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Men's Missionary League
Mohanmed
Christian Missionary Movement
Don Phelps
EO O W. Wright
Lowell Sellers
J. FR. Barker
Jesus
Robert Davies
Patna
A W Baird
Pertaimms
League
Kes
Paul A. Ferguson
Telluride
Colorado
Evening Social At Cola Barbaros Home
A late gathering at Cola Barbaros residence featured sewing and card games led by Mrs G Carl Sol and Clare Steele of Kent plus Georgia Barbarosso of Livio. Hostess served luncheon to Mrs Julia Caulison, Mrs Gertrude Carlson, Mrs Chine Sroete of Korat, and others. Next meeting set for Monday March 28 at Mrs Ethel Harris home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatterinh
Cola Barbarosso
Rainbow for Girls ceremony at Elyria Masonic Temple
The LaGrange Eastern Stars and Masonic members took Rainbow vows as Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls exemplified the work at Lalrange Masonic Temple. A night luncheon followed. The Assembly plans to meet March 28 in the I O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Elyria
Rainbow
Lalrange
France fortified by Maginot line and colonial reserves
A detailed account notes France’s Maginot line extending along the northern and eastern frontiers with underground depots and escape routes toward Paris. It cites massive mobilization of workers, armored belts, and ready civil defense to withstand air raids and potential invasion. France also banks on the Royal Navy and colonial troops, claiming a vast stockpile of shells and a strong submarine fleet to deter aggression.
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Maginot Line
Eacenn
France
Europe
Paris
Pars
Collas
Furern
Ministry of War
Social News Highlights From Local Households
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black hosted a dinner with sons Seward Black Thelma and Harold of Elyria and relatives from Garfield Heights Cleveland Warren and Lakewood. Visits included Mrs. Olive Hopwood Mrs. Mayne Cornish and Mrs. Beryl Vessey with Richard Parker. Arthur Buck returned home from hospital as Berea friends Marilyn Cooper and Miss Emma Palmer featured in birthday gifts and well-wishes. April 5 date noted for upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Black
Seward Black
Thelma
Harold
Elyria
Lewis Black
Garfield Heights
Carver
Kettle
Cleveland
Lyndes
Olive Hopwood
Mayne Cornish
Fred Palmer
Joyce
Lakewood
Beryl Vessey
Cook Road
Att
Carpenter
Berea
Marilyn Cooper
A. W. Palmer
Ernest
Hugh Palmer
Emma Palmer
Edgar Hall
Bigbee
Pennsylvania
Miner Eldred
Jasper
Mich
Robert Harding
Margaret Wagner
Sunshine Sisters Party Set With Noon Disk Dimmer
The notice announces the annual Sunshine Sisters Party to be held. A covered disk dimmer will be served at noon. Mr and Mrs James Sayera and Miss Frances Dutriel of Haton called on Mrs Minoie Zacharias Monday evening. Mrs Zacharias is very ill. F W Blanck, recently ill in Florida, has improved and left for home on March 18.
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Sunshine Sisters
James Sayera
Frances Dutriel
Haton
Minoie Zacharias
F. W. Blanck
Florida
Litchfield Grange and Local Meetings Reported
Local Grange events in Litchfield Medina County include a special meeting on March 24 at Town Hall with a cotest for ladies and gentlemen and new member inductions. Community activities cover lodge gatherings, quilting club plans, bridge parties, church rallies, and visits by residents to family events in nearby towns.
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Grange
Litchfield
Medina County
Pornona Grange
Lutehield Grange
Tocal Grange
Father and Son Banquet Dinners Held in La Grange
La Grange held its annual Father and Son banquet with Spring decorations and a three course dinner served by the Gleaners of the Methodist Church. Over ninety attended including guests from Cleveland, Oberlin and Elyria. Mrs. Andrew Rawson led the kitchen and Mrs. Lloyd Opfelt the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Cleveland
Oberlin
Elyria
Methodist Church
Andrew Rawson
Lloyd Opfelt
Townsend Club Reports Heard At Lorain Meeting
Townsend Club No 1 held a well attended meeting with President Stuart of Lorain No 1 thanking Elyria for cooperation. The Ways and Means Committee announced the Townsend Bill H R 4255 would reach the floor on April 10, with discussion of Henry Ford's Money definition and Townsend Plan ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Stuart
Lorain
Elyria Club
Sadie Belginger
Cleveland
L. H. Myers
Lima
Ways and
Henry Ford
Ohio
Ford
F. Fh. Townsend
Five Hundred Card Club Hosts Dinner and Prizes
Mrs Malveta Spicer entertained the Five Hundred Card club with dinner and group singing on Wednesday afternoon. Three tables played. first prize went to Mrs Roy Pearce, second to Mrs Charles Opfer, third to Mrs Berd Wilson, consolation to Mrs John Holcomb, special to Mrs Ralph Sanders. Mrs Alva Spicer to host March 30. Mr and Mrs W G Wilson attended a friend’s funeral in Berlin Heights. Mrs Louis Darkey hired for Fifth grade teaching for the year. W C Knowles fell from a stepladder breaking his arm while painting in the Snyder block. Mr and Mrs Frank J Knowles hosted dinner and supper for Clarence Sage’s sixtieth birthday in Elyria. Covers: Mr and Mrs Clarence Sage, Mr and Mrs Paul Sage and daughter Margene, Mr and Mrs FP J Knowles, Mrs Douglas Wiggin and Bruce of Erie, Pa., visited relatives. Mrs William McMillan and Mrs Earl Lewis of Elyria visited La Grange Thursday.
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Field Lodge
William King
Clu
New Home
Medina
Jeni Binch
West Street
Wall Eetye
Cora Spirth
Bridge
Sherte
Kate Weld Wieh
Brolis
Rusor
Taterfield
Eberle
William Baish
Wallis Hins
Wellington
Richmond
Indiana
Abbott
Lorain Baptist Association
Cleveland
David Dilgard
Lake City
Florida
Dilgard
John Fahrian
Anna Kemp
McKees Rocks
George Round
Orrin Kellogg
Geraldeen
Clark Langdon
Grafton
Kellogg
William Crawford
Elma
Lodi
George Yost
Elyria
Charles Romp
Scudder
John Kaatz
Ed Rosenberg
Clara Brown
Juell
Congregational Church
Oberlin
Max Barth
Malveta Spicer
Five Hundred Card Club
Roy Pearce
Charles Opfer
Berd Wilson
John Holcomb
Ralph Sanders
Alva Spicer
W. G. Wilson
Berlin Heights
Louis Darkey
W. C Knowles
Snyder
Frank J. Knowles
Clarence Sage
Paul Sage
Margene
FP. J. Knowles
Douglas Wiggin
Bruce
Erie
William McMillan
Earl Lewis
la Grange
Recognition Dinner Plans In Lorain County Four-H Club
Plans for the annual recognition dinner were set at a meeting of Lorain County Four-H Club advisors and 10 sponsoring organizations. May 5 was tentatively chosen, likely at the Oberlin M E Church, with Frank Eldred as chairman and Mrs Marguerite Perkins as secretary and treasurer.
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Lorain County
Oberlin M. BE
Frank Eldred
Marguerite Perkins
R. B. Baus
Lorain County Agricultural Society
John Barber
Pomona Grange
Rk. K. Campbell
Lorain County Farm Bureau
H. T. Breyley
Wout Growers’ Association
Claude Mohrman
Beekeepers’ Association
Earl Jameyson
Draft Horse Association
Lawrence Snyder
Jersey Cattle Club
Mrs. Perkins
Wellington Agricultural Society
Wellington Holstein Association
Filet crochet accessories pattern 5975 and decorative pillow
Advertisement details a crochet set with matching accessories and a pillow. It outlines instructions and charts, lists materials, and includes illustrations of stitches. To obtain pattern 5975, send 106 cents in stamps or coin to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept at 259 W 14th Street New York NY with name and address and pattern number.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Markets and produce prices from a historical newspaper page
Quoted from the Sheets Elevator Co and Tang milling sources, prices cover carrots lettuce mushrooms parsley beets celery cucumbers dandelion horseradish lettuce celery cabbage tomatoes and related farm produce. Grain and hay quotations list wheat corn oats rye and related feeds. livestock sales include cattle calves sheep and hogs with varied prices and on track shipments.
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GRAY
Sheets Elevator Co
Montang Milling Cp
Ustac
A&t
Oberlin Professor to Speak at Elyria Lawyers Luncheon
Karl F Geiser, retired Oberlin College political science professor and world authority on Germany, will address the Elyria Lawyers Club at the Graystone Hotel at the Saturday noon luncheon. Attorney Harold Ewing announced the program and noted Geiser will discuss the Central European situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl F Geiser
Oberlin College
Germany
Elyria Lawyers Club
Graystone Hotel
Harold Ewing
Geiser
Grafton man pays costs after reckless driving arrest
Paul Wise of Grafton, arrested Saturday on a reckless driving charge, received a suspended $2 fine but must pay $4.50 court costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro. Wise demonstrated the car’s accelerating ability on East River Street to two friends, Albert Barbknecht and G W Lasley, who were not involved. England may subsidize farm worker housing at not more than 75 cents weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wise
Grafton
Joseph Q Petro
Wise
East River Street
Albert Barbknecht
East Avenue
G. W. Lasley
Denison Avenue
Barbknecht
Easley
England
Spring styles revue staged by Oberlin High Club
The Future Homemakers Club of Oberlin High School plans a Spring styles revue on Thursday March 31 in the high school auditorium. Models will display day to evening wear. a Bride and Groom scene will close the show with Tharon Parsons and the Campus Cavaliers providing music. Edward Bosworth as Major Bowes hosts an amateur hour. Frances Clark directs with Nancy Blackburn assisting. committee members are Kathryn Owens Margaret Hawley Kathryn Bates Juanita Shaw Lois Huffman and Jeanette Schubert. Tickets handled by Dogwoods and Pussy Willows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jberlin
Homemakers Club
Oberlin High School
Tharon Parsons
Edward Bosworth
Major Bowes
Frances Clark
Nancy Blackburn
Kathryn Owens
Margaret Hawley
Kathleen Bates
Juanita Shaw
Lois Huffman
Jeanette Schubert
The
Dogwoods
Pussy Willows
Letter Explains Wool Quality Factors For Lorain County
The county agricultural extension service sends a letter to about 150 Lorain County wool growers detailing factors affecting wool quality. C I Hummel reports the extension agent. The letter offers suggestions on shearing and packaging of wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Extension Service
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
County Agricultural Extension
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Sear
Edward Fox
Lake Avenue
Curtis Williams
Mansfield
George, Hammons
Hadaway Court
Mary Krace
Franklin Avenue
Donald Shriver
Columbia Avenue
Gion Hudson
North Olmsted
Lewis Brown
Kenyon Avenue
East
Crystal Clear Dry Tin Easting Hone 00
Real Cleaners
Second Street
Hiram
Josephine and
Rosaline Poindeater
Hiram College
Rosaline Poindexter
South Greenfield
Missouri
W. C. Hill
LaGrange Club
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Townsend School
Townsend
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broad Street
Townsend Orchestra
Jacobs
Jongs
East Broad Street
Boston Avenue
Vienna
Austein
Alice Brooks
Nlcarby
Chicago
JSU
Elith
Dept. of Agriculture
U S
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Toqldo Grain
Bill
Ube
Jonathan Tice
Jonathan
Hothouse
Ted Hothouse
Howegrowers
Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Professor St. Phore
Methodist Service Guild
L. H. Kimmel
Wyttenbach
Henrietta
Carlt Pease
Miss Pease
Mexico
Mevico
Wilbur Ward Wall
Spearts Re
Walter Staigesheimer
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Hargesheimer
Gould
National
Kaciahge
CIVAB
T. M. T. M. Club
Shirley Jackson
Locust Street
Amherst
Elyvia
Oberlin Women’s Club
Mra. J. A. Richards
Forest Street
Mra. H.W. Cargill
Great Smoky Mountains
Ohio State
Marguerite Grills
David Burgess
William Carson
Donald Reed
Charles Reed
Merton Davis
Lillian Pettiford
Ralph Schramm
Victor Solomon
Brlefs
McKee
Detroit
R. D. A. Gunn
West Lorain Street
Howard Hurst
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Daisy Hurst
Ada Dime
Grand Junction
Guan
Helen H. Green
Tay Ti
Clancy
Foster-Fitch
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E. Broad St
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