Mr James Newton probes faith and work ethics in long interview
In a Saturday church column detour, New York writer discusses James Newton a public speaker who once represented Firestone. Newton’s work on labor relations widens to questions of God and man, duty, and the danger of rapid material progress without spiritual balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Newton
God
Newton
Alexis Carrell
Charles Lindbergh
Dr. Carrell
Lindbergh
Seven Loaves bring special music to Wellington service
The Taylor family of Wadsworth known as The Seven Loaves will sing at a public worship service in First Baptist church Wellington Ohio on Sunday. Dr M E Hawkins of Mishawaka Indiana leads evangelistic meetings and delivers the morning message The Christians crowns. Baptismal service follows the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Taylor
Wadsworth
the Seven Loaves
First Baptist Church
M. E. Hawkins
Mishawaka
Indiana
John Green
F A. Yost
Elyria
Bible School
Paul Wilkenson
Hawkins
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule
The church lists Sunday School at 9.50 led by Charles Barnes as superintendent. Morning worship at 10.30 with Rev Green on the topic When Jesus Prays for You. Epworth Leagues meet at 6.30. No evening service due to the union with First Baptist for the closing revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzon
Green
Charles Barnes
Jesus
Epworth
Methodists
First Baptist Church
Church Services and Bible School Schedule
Church of Christ A E Ten nant lists Bible school at 9 30 with Mrs Mabel Whipple as superintendent. Lord's Supper and morning worship at 10 45 with the lesson Before the Judgment Seat. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 followed by evening worship at 7 30 with Fuel for the Christian Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
A. E Tennant
Bible School
Mabel Whipple
First Congregational Church Lenten Service Details
Charles W. Recard minister leads a 9:30 church school with Edward Wells as superintendent. Mrs. Roy McCormick plays an organ recital at 10:15 before the 10:30 service. Recard offers the sixth Lenten message on Mercy and Pity. Janet Carino solos as the junior choir sings. Evening service at 7:30 discusses What Shall We Think of the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Charles W. Recard
Edward Wells
Roy McCormick
Dr. Recard
Janet Carino
Revival Meetings At Knapp Building With Gribben Leadership
Revival gatherings are held in the Knapp building over the A. and P. store with Rev. G F Gribben of Litchfield in charge. H W Reeser of Pennsylvania delivers messages and special music enhances each service. Sunday School starts at 2 30 with preaching at 3 P M, nightly services run except Monday and Saturday at 17 45. Prizes go to the verse reciter and to the helper who brings the most new attendees as evangelistic meetings continue through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
G. F. Gribben
Litchfield
H. W. Reeser
Pennsylvania
St Patrick’s Catholic Church Lenten Services Schedule
Religious school for primary grades meets Saturdays with 1 30 opening. Special Lent services Wed and Fri evenings led by Rev Moran with Stations of the Cross. Benediction concludes each 7 30 service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Catholic
Wr. T. Moran
Moran
High Honor Roll The Following Pupils Were On The
A brief school column lists students achieving high honor roll status this grading period. Names and class standings are noted, highlighting academic excellence among juniors and seniors.
Literary Club guests and social notes from Wellington
Twelve members of the Literary Club were guests of Miss Mary Battles Thursday afternoon. The meeting opened with Mrs. Louella Kepler in charge. Two playlets were presented by Mesdames Kep ler and Warren Althaus. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Lillian Stark on Magyar Street Thursday afternoon, April 13. E. L. Sharp conducted a burial service for a stillborn son named David Barnes born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell of Rochester at Oberlin hospital. Maurice A. Rady marks twenty five years as manager of the Wellington Gas office. Mr. and Mrs. Rady came to Wellington 25 years ago this month as Logan Gas Co employees. The company has since incorporated in Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Mrs. Rady is his bookkeeper. Sam Puelo and Miss Stella Warzawski were married Monday afternoon in Justice Hobart Holton’s office. They were attended by Mrs. Tony Rose and Angelo Amato of Wellington. They moved to housekeeping in Cleveland. Word comes Mrs. A. M. Brice on Lincoln Street is in Mt. Sinai hospital in Cleveland, ill from an operation. Her sister Miss Mamie Reed is confined at the home of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Davis, where Mr. Brice is staying while his wife is hospitalized. Miss Reed resides with the Brice family in Wellington. Mrs. Josie Tompkins is in Cleveland for an indefinite stay. Relatives and friends attended Clifford Bowen’s funeral in Huntington church Friday afternoon. Albert Thompson, 94, of 519 Barker Street, is ill at home.
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Literary Club
Mary Battles
Louella Kepler
Mesdames Kepler
Warren Althaus
Mary Lillian Stark
Magyar Street
E. L. Sharp
David Barnes
Herbert Mitchell
Rochester
Oberlin Hospital
Maurice A. Rady
Wellington
Rady
Logan Gas Co
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Sam Puelo
Stella Warszawski
Justice of the Peace
Hobart Holton
Tony Rose
Angelo Amato
Cleveland
A. M. Brice
Lincoln Street
Mt. Lina
Fairview Hospital
Mamie Reed
West Ridge News Notes Quiet Elyria Visit
Mr and Mrs James Jutton of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Harley Wilson of Eaton called on Mrs Anna Mason on Sunday. Jack Moran from Elyria spent the week with Tommy Peters. Lawrence Betts and sons Thomas and Jerry of Penfield were dinner guests of Mrs Betts and Mrs Irwin Eldred family with Mrs Harrison Peters accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
James Jutton
Elyria
Harley Wilson
Eaton
Anna Mason
Jack Moran
Tommy Peters
Lawrence Betts
Thomas and
Jerry
Penfield
Townsend Club No 1 Holds March Meeting at South Amherst
About eighty members attended at the town hall with Arthur Engle presiding. District speaker Mr Cookwell from Cleveland and Mr Bickman from Washington DC plus Claude Doane of Elyria Club No 1 spoke on the Townsend plan. Guests came from Lorain Elyria Oberlin LaGrange Henrietta and Amherst. Next meeting is Thursday evening March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Townsend Club No. 1
Town Hall
Arthur Engle
Cookwell
Cleveland
Bickman
Washington, D. C
Claude Doane
Elyria Club No. 1
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
LaGrange
Henrietta
Amherst
Ladies Aid Society Regular Meeting at Methodist Church
A regular meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was held at the Methodist church parlors on Thursday. At noon a pot luck dinner was served with long tables for twenty three members and guests. Devotionals and a business meeting followed with favorable reports presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Reinhart Home
The March meeting of South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197 will be held at Mrs. Ralph Reinhart’s Amherst home Monday evening. Mrs. A F Nally will assist as hostess. Members are asked to bring cookies as an Easter offering for the Soldiers and Sailors home in Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Young Peoples League Holds Lenten Service and March Meeting
Twenty three members attended the lenten service at St John s Evangelical Church Thursday evening then met in the church parlors for their March session. Plans were set to decorate for Easter and contests with prizes awarded to Billy Rolli and Florence Schneider. Refreshments were provided by Flora and Florence Schneider and a taffy pull entertained attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples League
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Billy Rolli
Florence Schneider
Flora
Elyria Residents Attend Visits and Gatherings
Mrs W J Young of Elyria visited her cousin Sister Michella at Notre Dame College in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Sherman Mason attended a Monona Grange meeting at Norris home in Pittsfield. Sunday guests at Irwin Eldred home included F M Hopkins Earl Rockwood Abherst and Albert Wittmer Lorain. Lilian Eldred dined with Milton Eldred in Lorain. Mrs J H Penfound dined with Ruby Fargo in Elyria with Bertha Hinkson Lidia Squires Kate Unger Edna Unger and Edith Nevins also present from Waldron Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Young
Elyria
Cleveland
Michella
Notre Dame College
Sherman Mason
Pomona Grange
Norris
Pittsfield
Irwin Eldred
F. M. Hopkins
Earl Rockwood
Abherst
Albert Wit
Mrs Ollie Minnich Hosts Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs Ollie Minnich entertained the Ladies Aid Society on Tuesday afternoon with Miss Frances Eckert County Home Demonstration Agent present. The topic was Becoming Colors and projects for the coming year were discussed. The next meeting will be with Mrs Harry Lauer on April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Minnich
Ladies Aid Society
Frances Eckert
County Home
H. J. Hillier
Harry Lauer
Huntington Grange Attends Carlisle Grange Meeting
Huntington Grange officials led a program during the lecture hour at Carlisle Grange, with remarks by Mr. Sharp of Ripton and Mr. Coe of Ridgeville, the Huntington master, and Mrs. Norris county lecturer. The program featured a playlet, chorus singing, a dialogue titled $3.98, a piano solo, and a juvenile reading, followed by refreshments for a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Grange
Carlisle Grange
Sharp
Ripton
Coe
Ridgeville
Norris
Hudson 1939 Hudson 112 Adds Value With Extra Standard Equipment
William R. Tracy of Hudson explains the 1939 112 gains 27 extra standard items over 1938 models making it cheaper to upgrade to desired features. He highlights Handy Shift fenders, color options, larger tires, bumper guards, Auto-Poise Control, concealed Carry-All Locker, headlight beam indicator, compartment light, ventila tion, arm rests, and dash locking hood latch as value drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Tracy
Hudson Motor Car Company
Tracy
Hudson
Chevrolet Has Big March Sales Gain
Chevrolet dealers report strong early March results with 23,447 new vehicle sales, up 45.9 percent from a year ago and well above February totals. Used car sales also climbed, and inventories are lower than last year, signaling improving buying power across income groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chevrolet
W. E. Holler
Pontiac Dual-Control Cars Aid Safer Driving Education
Pontiac Motor Division of General Motors is supplying 35 new dual-control Pontiacs for 1938 39 to educational institutions for safe driving instruction. Cars are prepared at the Pontiac plant with special finish and lettering, assigned through the American Automobile Association, and used by high schools and colleges for at the wheel training and teacher qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Pontiac Motor Division
General Motors
American Automobile Association
AAA
C. P. Simpson
Simpson
Columbia Eaton Farm Bureau Council Meeting Focuses on Cold Storage
Mrs Hubert Morlock hosted Columbia Eaton Farm Bureau Council to discuss Cold Storage Lockers with leadership by Mrs Morlock. Glenn Hobbs of Oberlin spoke on The Lorain County Farm Bureau Credit Union as committees were named including Educational Legislative and Finance with Durkee Hathaway Perkins. The next meeting is set for the third Thursday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Hubert Morlock
Columbia-Eaton Farm Bureau Council
Glenn Hobbs
Oberlin
Lorain County Farm Bureau Credit Union
FE. E. Durkee
W. N. Hathaway
Willard Hathaway
Julian Perkins
Ora Walker
E. E. Durkee
Mrs Nellie Weitzel Osborne Undergoes Operative Treat
Mrs Nellie Weitzel Osborne recently underwent operative treatment as part of a medical update. Details on the procedure and current condition were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Weitzel Osborne
Elyman Sets Pace In Selling Oldsmobiles
George Linn of Glen Rogers Motors is hailed as the best Oldsmobile salesman in the Cleveland Zone by Oldsmobile factory officials. His January February 1939 sales top peers in the zone and echo his strong 1938 performance, continuing a career as a Salesleader with prior merit emblem awards and a likely four-diamond emblem this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Linn
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
Oldsmobile
Cleveland
Glen Rogers
Linn
Rogers
Plymouth Introduces Large 7 Passengers Sedan Model
Plymouth announces its largest seven passenger car for 1939 a deluxe four door touring sedan with built in trunk wheel base 134 inches overall length just over 214 inches available as conventional sedan or chauffeur limousine. The car seats nine and features fold away auxiliary seats wider than before offering room for three extra passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Plymouth
Women’s Baptist Mission Circle Meet in Royalt
Thirty eight members attended the Women’s Baptist Mission Circle gathering hosted by Mrs. George Haag in Royalt on Wednesday afternoon. Presiding was Mrs. Herman Paulson in place of the absent president Mrs. J. H. Longborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Women’s Baptist Mission Circle
George Haag
Royalt
Herman Paulson
J. H. Longborn
Leon Cole
Harold Landon
Polish Tenor Kiepura to Sing Manon at Cleveland Festival
Jan Kiepura the Polish tenor renowned from the Metropolitan Opera will perform Manon and Tosca at the Metropolitan festival in Public Hall Cleveland from March 27 to April 1. Grace Moore stars in Manon with John Brownlee Norman Cordon Maxine Stellman Lucille Browning. Wilfred Pelletier conducts. Marjorie Lawrence sings Tosca with Tibbet as Scarpia and Cordon as Angelotti. Tickets at Day's Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Kiepura
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Cleveland
Grand Opera
Manon
John Brownlee
Norman Cordon
Maxine Stellman
Lucille Browning
Wilfred Pelletier
Marjorie Lawrence
Met
Pretty wedding at Universalist church in North Olmsted
Miss Dora Biddulph and Edward F. Culliton of Cleveland wed at the Universalist church on March 18 at 6 p m Rev William Schneider officiated. Irene Biddulph, bridesmaid wore dusty rose lace and talisman roses. Don Beeler served as best man. Mrs Hattie Blain played the piano. Dinner followed for immediate families at Losers. The couple will reside in Cleveland at Thrush and West 105th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NO. Olmsted
Universalist Church
Dora Biddulph
Ralph Biddulph
Edward F. Culliton
Cleveland
Wm. Schneider
Irene Biddulph
Don Beeler
Berea
Hattie Blain
Mrs. Culliton
Thrush and
West 105Th Streets
Tuesday Study Club Hosts Carrie Jacobs Bond Talk
Mrs H K Bardwell of Burns Road will host the Tuesday Study Club on March 28 with assistants Mrs I J Barnard and Mrs Fred Tuttle. Mrs Clyde Kuhn will present a paper on Carrie Jacobs Bond and Mrs R J Thompson will sing songs written by Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Bardwell
Burns Rd
I. J. Barnard
Fred Tuttle
Clyde Kuhn
Carrie Jacobs Bond
R. J. Thompson
Rankins Host St Patrick Dinner for Medical Friends
Dr and Mrs G C Rankin entertained at their Butternut Ridge road home with a St Patrick s dinner party at 6 30 Saturday March 18 for a group of medical colleagues. Guests included Dr and Mrs H M Masonheimer Dr and Mrs F F Cooper Dr and Mrs L F Huffman Dr and Mrs W J Burner Dr and Mrs H C King Dr and Mrs J R McDowell and Dr and Mrs R B Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Rankin
Butternut Ridge Road
St. Patrick’s
H. M. Masonheimer
F. F. Cooper
L. F. Huffman
W. J. Burner
H. C. King
J. R. McDowell
R. B. Crawford
Local Social Roundup From Lakewood And Nearby
Mr and Mrs Roy Wershing hosted a Sunday supper club on March 19 with guests including Mr and Mrs Wm Miether Mr and Mrs Robi Roberts and others all from Lakewood G M Ludwig leaves March 20 for Tucson to take a job his wife will join him in three weeks A 1230 dessert and card party plus a style show is set for March 30 at the Parish House by Universalist Ladies Aid Group four Philip Decker and Louis J Decker of Vermilion return from Florida Prof Wm Pautz of Baldwin Wallace College will preach at Clague Road church March 26 at 11 am Mrs Mary Hampsons circle plans a card party March 28 at the church Mrs E N Austin of Geneva visited the Austins N H Austin and Mrs Nat Austin recover from a heart attack and are active again
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wershing
Wm. Miether
Robi. Roberts
James Hinsley
Wm. Bowen
Lakewood
G. M. Ludwig
Tucson
Universalist Ladies Aid
Philip Decker
Louis J. Decker
Vermilion
Florida
Wm. Pautz
Baldwin-Wallace College
Clague Road
Mary Hampson
E. N. Austin
Geneva
N. H. Austin
Nat Austin
Margaret Yesberger Recovers at Fairview Hospital
Margaret Yesberger is recovering at Fairview Hospital after a recent illness or injury. Her condition was reported as stable by hospital officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Yesberger
Fairview Hospital
Oberlin College to Host Peace Conference Leaders
Oberlin College will hold a two day advanced Peace Conference featuring Dr. Jesse Schuman of Williams College and Eugene Staley of the Fletcher School. They will address topics on Americas stake in world order and the diplomatic economic aspects of peace along with a Living Museum of Peace exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Obes, College
Jesse Schuman
Williams
Staley
Schuman
America
Living Museum of Peace
United States
Oberlin College Peace Society
Lake Avenue March Events Include Grange Meeting and Prayers
The Grange Hustlers of North Elyria meet at the Grange Hall on Tuesday March 28 at 10 00 A M with a tureen dinner at noon. The Lake Avenue Church hosts a prayer meeting at the Lake Avenue School on Tuesday March 28 at 8 00 P M led by Mrs. Harvey Green. Elyria Township Mother Singers practice at East Carlisle School then gather at Lake Avenue School on Wednesday March 29 at 8 00 P M for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Grange
North Elyria
Grange Hall
Harvey Green
Elyria Township
East Carlisle
Lake Avenue School
Belden News Highlights A Funeral and Local Sports
Mrs Carl Schafer travels to Minerva for her father Peter Momosor's illness and death. Carl Schaefer and sons attend the funeral. Belden gym hosts a Donkey basketball game with Belden defeating Grafton 31 to 6. Grafton High School presents a fine assembly. Mr and Mrs A L Wise visit Lodi Hospital after a surgery on J D Mennell. Visitors at the Wise home include Mrs Clark Finley Mrs George Edwards and Mrs Lottie Klinect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Carl Schafer
Minerva
Ohio
Peter Momosor
Carl Schaefer
Sylvester
Joseph
Belden Gymnasium
Grafton
Grafton High School
A. L. Wise
Lodi Hospital
Local Residents Report Illnesses in Community
Mrs. Fred Koelewyn of North Clague is confined to home due to illness. Mrs. C V Bees of Lorain read is ill with the flu. Mrs. Mildred Yesberger has been ill for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Koelewyn
North Clague
C. V- Bees
Lorain Read
Mildred Yesberger
Germany Faces Growing Shortage of Construction Materials
German construction faces a widening shortage of materials and labor. Builders report delays and rising costs as supply chains strain housing and public works projects.
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James Newton
Re- C
Harvey Firestone
Firestone
Mr. Firestone
McNaught Syndicate
Oberlin Mummer’s Club
Stuart Dunham
Frank Arthur
Joan Rawlinson
Robert Fleischer
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
Edith Barnes
Mildred Hassa
Hazel McConnell
Helen Madron
Margaret Massard
Jireta Page
Elizabeth Stoyka
Ernestine Strandberg
Jean Whiteside
Merle Baumgardner
Carol Linder
Maureen McCormick
Clinton Myers
Donald Myers
Paul Brandt
Donald Brenner
Allen Carter
Margaret Jenks
Mark Manning
Janet Olsen
Barbara Preston
Charles Willard, Jr
Rose Marie Aldrich
Charles Lee
Gertrude Miller
Dorigene Moore
David Riggs
Dorothy Scoville
Elsie McConnell
Harold Perry
Alberta Radcliffe
Richard Avery
Lois Breyley
June Carpenter
Mary Hoffman
Patricia Hopkins
Ruth Jameyson
Donald Larabee
Laura McConnell
Muldred Vincent
Virginia Davidson
Wilmer Brewer
Virginia Hines
Karl Olsen
Miriam Sanders
Betty Bear
Lois Gough
Jean Perry
Julia Secrest
Yovanka Zubrick
Charles Cooper
Lila Eglin
Ruth Cor Gray
Kathryn Piper
Robert Sutiff
Julia Wynn
Clarence Barber
Beulah Dague
Armand Ensign
Betty Lounsbrough
Marjorie Manning
Vera Wallace
Charles West
Florence Witbeck
Anna Buswell
Virginia Clodwick
Phyllis Coffin
Church News
Assembly OF God
MecQuistion & Helfrich
West Ave
Wv Spa Prraaprer
Florida Lump Coal Schroll
Society
Sid
Automobile News
New Hudson
Pontiacs
Farm Bureau Council
Elyman
Kentucky
Irene Healy
Lee Walker
Fields
Frank Fyke
Smithville
Harry Hershey
E. A. Aigler
R. A. Lewis
Lawrence Bartter
Hiram
George N. Talor
Little Son
Isabel Dittmer
H. T. Snell
Mary Mills
Helen Mills
J. H. Bartter
Lucile Churchward
M. L. Royer
Shirley Jasper
Mary Gail Parks
Halle Book Company
John Burnett
Clifford Peeples
Loretta
Harriet Joiner
Ment
Raymond Sheer
Sprague Road
Musa Artz
Roy Garrison
North Olmsted
Biddulph
BY Giar
Howe Street
L. J. Gates Foundation
Mason
Charles Court
F. W. Hartman
Ninth Street
S. J. Hastings
Walter J. Nevins
North Street
Day's Hardware Co
Broad Street
Elyria Home
Co. Rough & Finish Hardware
The
Elyria Lumber Coal Co. Lumber & Mill Work
Chestnut Street
Elyria Sheet Metal Works Heating & Sheet Mates
Bread Street
Resar Service Co
Aes Sire
James
Bers
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