Sullivan church members assist after fire debris cleanup
Sullivan men meet at the church on Saturdays to clear debris from a recent fire. Members visit a new church near Mansfield on Sunday. Women of the Congregational Church met at the firehouse Thursday with Mrs May Taylor leading devotions and Mrs Vivian Cole chairing the business session. Mrs A B Cummings described a trip to Honolulu in February.
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Mansfield
Congregational Church
May Taylor
Vivian Cole
A. B. Cummings
Honolulu
Amherst Married Couples Plan Fish Fry at Church
Amherst community notes a Married Couples class gathering at St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church. 20 couples plus four guests enjoyed a smorgasbord, Lenten service, dessert, and a business meeting. Plans include a fish fry on April 22 with Ralph Haas and Conrad Mulder handling frying and ticket sales by Earl Kane. Easter services and Holy Week events announced by Rev Wenner.
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Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
John, Honla
Conrad Mulider
James Bruce
Lana
Paul Mortimer
Margaret Altman
Jack Brill
Lesch
North Canton
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Robert Grimm
Richard Tanner
Walter Schulz
Earl Kane
Ralph Haas
Conrad Mulder
John Reinhardt
Howard Messerole
Jerome Wenner
Christ at Lorain Masonic Temple schedule
Mrs June E Alexander lists parish activities at Christ at Lorain Masonic Temple including men prayer, council of churches meeting, choir rehearsal, prayer fasting Bible study and visitation. Hospital news reports admissions of Connie Berger Cathy Bartish Joseph Szabo and discharges including Mrs Gerald Feldkamp Mrs James Jones and son and Mrs Berton Cox and son. London Humane Education Society seeks government support for dog collar plan with reflector studs to prevent road accidents.
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Lorain Masonic Temple
Council of Churches
Visitation
Connie Berger
Lorain
Cathy Bartish
Amherst
Joseph Szabo
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Britain
Humane Education Society
Factory Pay At Record Last Month
The government reports that average weekly take-home pay for factory workers reached a record high last month while living costs stayed flat for the third straight month. Pay rose to 69.17 dollars for workers with three dependents and 61.91 dollars for workers with no dependents, both up versus January and December. The Bureau notes no sign of marked price increases at retail. the February CPI sits at 114.3 percent of 1947-49 average, down slightly from a year earlier.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Aroness Joy Wickens
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