Sherman Talks On George Herbert
Professor J D Sherman of Iowa spoke about the life of the 17th century poet George Herbert during a midweek Lenten service. He described Herbert as raised in a religious atmosphere with the potential for a historian’s scholarship but chose the ministry, noting the poet’s enduring appeal during Lent and the Strong Good Friday theme of sacrifice. The talk followed a prayer service led by the Ladies Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feseor
J. D. Sherman
Andrews
Herbert
Sherman
Ssor Sherman
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Presbyterians Club Meetings and Socials Reported
Local notices detail church and club gatherings including a Presbyterian Sunday supper, O'Clock club at Circle of St Pauls, and Circle of R. K. A events. Also covered are a wedding reception in Ridgeville, sewing circles, dinner parties, and a choral concert announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Stanley Youns
Contrega Church
Ridgeville
X. C. Young
Nationnal Church
Canton Lorain and Auxiliary Stage An Old Fashioned Mother
The Ladies' Auxiliary No. 11 and Canton Lorain No. 98 of the Patriarch Militant of the I C O F present An Old Fashioned Mother at the high school auditorium at 8 15 this evening. The cast has rehearsed two months and already has an invitation to perform in Olmsted Falls and Wellington. The dramatic parable centers on a mother's love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Canton Lorain
Olmsted Falls
Wellington
Local residents noted for illnesses visits and social calls
Ed Nentner of Lake avenue is ill. Mer vin Miller hosted Toma Rellinger Wednesday evening. Miss Edna Schnuster leaves for Columbus. Mrs W Hengartner of Twelfth street visits Mrs Frank Abel. Lorain Ruth Hegmbotham ill with measles improving. Mrs Z D Henderson improving after three weeks at home. Marjoris Alice Copas of Fesver avenue visiting Amherst. Mrs E G Jenkins hosted the Parent-Teachers Association president at Middle avenue. Lake Avenue PTA to hold a cafe teria at Stop 7 Friday. Alien Kirby of 306 East avenue travels to East Liverpool for a weekend visit. C Brown of Norwalk, Earl Suithead Edward Gish of Toleno, and Masih C Johuron of Kastare- are listed among residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Nentner
Lake Avenue
Ill
Toma Rellinger
Mervin Miller
Edna Schnuster
Lewis Mercantile Co
Columbus
W. Hengartner
Twelfth Street
Frank Abel
Lorain
Ruth Hegmbhotham
Wood
Sand Avenue
Z. D
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Middle Avenue
Alien Kirby
East Avenue
East Liverpool
C. Brown
Norwalk
Earl Suithead
Edward Gish
Sue
O'Brien
Opera House
Ruth Wogan
High St
Cleveland
John McCluskey
John Feeley
Lincoln Court
Quincy
Mich
Pergy Feeley
Frances Corwin
Norfolk
Bert Bark
B. M. Varsey
Harwood Street
Dover
Peck
Charles Hard
Dennison Avenue
Detroit
Walter Dale
Howe Street
J. 8. Meyers
Grafton Road
Clara J. Hardy
Cleveland Street
Frank Steger
Erie
Wet M. Gerrick
West River Road
Anna Kennedy
Sendusk
BE. A Oswald
Cornell
Alice Plas
Albert H. Plas
E. A. Garris
Alvin
Tiochester
Garisr
Linegin Court
Edith Harris
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Was Harris
Asterg Welchts Boulevard
Aire
TL M. Brown
Deushter Mildred
Avhtabula
Offie Necock
TJ. Telsinger
Robert Haney
C. Hayes
Columbus Street
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
van Dusen
Hallock
Miss Brook
Rick
Peterson
J. Young
Lakewood
Geo. A. Lamberton
Glendale Court
Young
Mr. Young
Canton
Ed. Rickel
Martha
Howard
Educational Department Presents Benefit Program at Kieh School
The Kieh School benefit event featured a four piece ladies orchestra, Ralph Williams singing, Mrs. Mosser in song, readings by Mrs. Sidney Rice, a solo dance by Joyce McKinley Jr, and Alvin Bemis on violin. The Dramatic Club performed The Futurists with a stylish cast, while attendees included Mrs. A. F. Terry, Miss Bath, Miss Deldayd, Mrs. Townsend, and more. Subsequently, residents like Miss Ruth Wogan and Mrs. Frances Corwin were noted in social updates with travels and visits across Cleveland, Norfolk, Detroit, and Ashtabula, along with local household visitors and birthdays.
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Kieh’ School
Scholarsip Fund
Prosran
Ralph Williams
Mosser
Sidney Rice
Joice McKinley
Alvin Bemis
Dramatic Club of the
Arc and Literature Department
A. F. Terry
Miss Bath
Miss Deldayd
Townsend
Terry Somis
Katoh Wiiane
Robert Franz
Spring Thomas
Rice
Joyce Wekinley
James Rogers
Rosemonde
C. Chaminads
Linn Seiler
D'Imbrosio
Lesadieux
Sarasai
Frid
Bemis
Strelska
Jacks Tage
Scrubbs
Lorain County P T A Council Meeting Address Set
The Lorain County Council of Parent-Teachers associations will hold its first regular quarterly meeting at Lake Avenue Stop 7 Lorain on April 5 at 7:00 p m Professor Shelton superintendent of Elyria schools will address the council A social hour and refreshments follow Officers urge all rural P T A groups to attend and invite nonmembers to join Mrs A Everts of Nelson Court has hosted visitors from Toledo who plan to return Friday
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Lorain County
Marriage Licenses for Harwood and Reigelma in LeTain
John W. Harwood, 29, an agent, and Leona E. Reigelma, 26, a clerk, obtained marriage licenses in Le Touin Newcomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Harwood
Leona E. Reigelma
Letain, Tey
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Ed Borow on Quincy street Florence Guordini Bucy rus and Robert Chadwick. Discharges list Frank Kolga on West River street Margaret Gould Hast avenue Mary Allen Hows street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Borow
Quincy Street
Florence Guordini
Bucyrus
Robert Chadwick
Dover
Frank Kolga
West River Street
Margaret Gould
Hast Avenue
Mary Allen
Hows Street
Amherst Musicians Organize Orchestra
A promising county group formed an Amherst orchestra with William Padman, Selson Ludwig, Norman Balls, Theodore Meiger, and Adelbert Hauser. They plan a debut dance soon after Haster at the Haster Hall.
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Amherst
Orchestra
William Padman
Selson Ludwig
Norman Balls
Theodore Meiger
Adelbert Hauser
Haster
Tedington Hell
Local visitors and residents noted in Lorain area
Rose Wenzel visited Lorain yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Brennen stayed in Cleveland Wednesday. O H Baker visited Grafton this morning. Mrs Harry Williams spent yesterday in Lorain. Mrs Clarence Kery will spend several days with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kery
Rose Wenzel
Lorain
John Brennen Nerer
Cleveland
O. H. Baker
Harry Willams
Grafton Social News and Local Movements
GRAFTON notes report Regan and Heaton of Toledo bought Rothgery Bros blacksmith shop. G. Will of Cleveland visited O. M. Spitzer. Mr and Mrs Nobles moved to Gibson house Center street. Mrs White of West Corey visited relatives. Funeral attended for Miss Gertrude Chamberlin in Elyria. Hartman family hosted daughters from Elyria. Hidgon family planning Elyria move. Joe Robson relocates to Fred Daniels farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Regan and Heaton
Toledo
Rothgery Bros
G. Will
165Th Street
Cleve- Amid
O. M. Spitzer
Tome
Nobles
Gibson House
Center Street
White
West Corey
Frank Nobles
Will Chamberlin
Mary
Gertrude Chamberlin
Elyria
Fred Cragin
Etta Cragin
Heath
Belden
Louisa Neff
Pearl
Hartman
Hidgon
Joe Robson
Fred Daniels
Record beef weighs 1414 pounds dressed on local farm
The Kelble Brothers on Christ Sprankle farm slaughtered a steer said to be the largest beef ever killed in Berlin Heights. The animal weighed 2506 lbs alive and 1414 lbs dressed. Local events include funeral attendance, anniversaries, a Knights of Pythias party, and social visits across nearby towns.
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Berlen Heights
Kelble Bros
Christ Sprankle Farm
Benrietta
Wallace Mee Dowell
Thos. Bellamy, Jr
Wichart
Ind
Edwin Ackerman
Geo. Ott
Cerion
F.C. Serder
R. D. No
Elyria
Knights of Pythias
William Midson
Main Street
Otto Fox
Famlly
Carl Riewalt
Mrs Durkin
Henry Fox
Jour | Fox
Medina County notices and events headline
Medina County reports 209 deaths and 31 births in the past month. The Medina County Young People’s Workers Conference and Institute is set for Saturday with speakers Miss Mabel Wilcox and Mr Leming Ly. An agreement between State Highway Commissioner Herrick and County Surveyor Bibbuis increases maximum truck load during spring thaw. Deputy sheriffs Scott and toeerloni noted enforcement activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Monaker
Akton-Universal Tire and Rubber Co
Akron Engineering Co
Akron
Toxnight
Herrick
Bibbuis
Scott
Toeerloni
Women's Auxiliary Social at Park Avenue Home
UXTLIANY AND Mrs. LLE MENZ plan a social at Mrs. Lee Menz residence on Park Avenue Thursday evening. Mrs. Hrmann Short and Mrs. Leht assist as hosts. All members invited. AMHERST PERSONAL NOTES report Mrs. O. H. Baker left for Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxtliany
Lle Menz
Amherst
Women’s Auxiliary
Lee Menz
Park Avenue
Hrmann Short
Leht
Monster bull rampage and a three-foot crawfish catch
Edward Hutchingson and a hunting party tracked a enraged bull in the Copley swamp after it escaped from a slaughter house near Akron. The bull killed a companion, gored three dogs, snapped saplings, toppled fences, and with one hunter filming, a stoppage to tie a shoelace preceded three shots that finally killed it. A separate note reports a crawfish over three feet long and 30 pounds caught off the Florida coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hutchingson
Copley
L. May
Akron
Florida
Mentho Sulphur Ad Claim for Eczema Skin
A noted skin specialist extols Mentho Sulphur for eczema and skin irritations. It claims rapid relief from itching and irritation, soothing and healing the skin, leaving it clear and smooth. users are advised to apply it like cold cream from a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adtt
Bible manuscript to be largest in world in London
A London manuscript project aims to produce what would be the world’s largest Bible. When opened flat the volume would span about 7 feet 10 inches across with 2 feet of height and 3 feet of breadth, forming an immense historical codex.
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London
Allen Claims to End Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Allenrhu as a rheumatism cure promising immediate relief. It claims the product dissolves uric acid, removes secretions, and clears pain within a week with a money back guarantee from inventor James H. Allen of Rochester New York.
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Allen
James H. Allen
Y4venna
Rochester
N.Y
Allenrhu
Adii Congress
Sherwin-Williams Demos Floorlac and Flattone at Store
The Farm Implement Co announces a practical demonstrator from Sherwin-Williams Paint Co at our store on Friday and Saturday to show the merits of Floorlac and Flattone for interior use.
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Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
Farm Implement Co
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George Herbert
Ted Presbyterian
Ris Club
Mrs. George
Jack Miner
Lyanna
Mantia
Hazel Balls
G.wis
Circle of St. Paul's
Miss Palins
R. KX
Mayflower
O. Schanbacher
Water Street
Iday
John Peeley
Feeley
Ore
Mre
B. A
Jinch
Gardner Aml
Annabella
Mito Minch
Feeler
BR Leaf
ELF Ridge
Over Leal Club of
West
Harry Lauer
George Teaver
Will J
Honge
Ehipe
Alex Turnace
Fell
Rthday
James
Irs
Andrew, Fell, Jr
John Lire
Haldemanildren
Edward Ad May Stone
Luella Lowther
East
Sharp
Jared
Grand Theater
Charles Comian
Princeenne
Neary
Dan Neary
No. 2
Heigner Terrace
Ralph Delable
Glenwood Street
la Grange Road
Rowley
Art Montigue
Rose Wills
Albert Neary
Linden
Max Linden
Brown
Laurel Club
Henry Brown
West Avenue
Pedro
E. J. Stankard
Harvey Bell
Louis Whitney
Leke Avenue
EW. C. A. Girl
Y. W. CG. A. Girla
Welsh Ladies Society
Welsh Ladies’ Society
J. Brown
32Nd Street
Iva Thomas
J. T. Lewis
Alec Aust
Ninth Street
East Side
Schulze
W. CT
Teachers” Quarterly Meeting
A. Everts
Nelson Court
Rickel
John Miller
Clifford Tolhurst
Aa Force GL
Norman Baus
Norman Gaus
Baue
Eastman
United Church Data
Teverend
Ro Eastman
Congregational - Methodist Church
Metcale
Ainer
C. M.C. Club
John Bradigan
Blytia
Earl Dellefield
Neng Miller
Viola Weiss
Amelia Scheifferatain
Edith
Esther Deuschie
Fisig Schultz
Miss A. M. Johnson
Berlin Heights
0. H. Baker
Chillicothe
Bell Ave
Yellow
Wildercraft
Jsd
Broad Street
Eugene F. Barge
Anct
Elsria
Second Street
Elyria, Ohio
Ruggles Beach
Daneitn
Gladys Parmely
Lake Ave
Thomas
Gratam
Bibi
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