Alexander Has Busy Month in County Schools
EF G Alexander county school attendance officer reports 201 personal visits to absentees or truants in March. Clearview Rural district led with 31 visits, East Carlisle second with 21, while six districts had only one visit. In Clearview the most notices were sent to parents and to children. County totals: 63 parent notices and 45 to children. One truant brought to juvenile court in Grafton. Seven parents faced court, plus four employers cited for employing school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. G. Alexander
Clearview
East Carlisle
Alexander
Sprere Brownhelm
Camden
Car
Hele
Columbia
Penfield
Pittsfield
Wellington
Grafton
Elyria Township
Grafton Village
Ridge“Me Townskin
Amheret Townsip
Russia Township
Sheffield Lake Village
Easter Services Across Amherst Churches
Amherst churches observe Easter with sunrise services, communion and special music across St Peter's English German and Catholic parishes. St Peter's hosts 6 30am sunrise service and 10 30am German communion with 1929 confirmands. Congregational offers 6am sunrise prayer and 10am combined service. St Paul Lutheran conducts 9 30am first communion for 1929 confirmands and 11am German service. St Joseph hosts two high masses at 6am and 10am with children and men’s choirs. First Evangelical has 6 30am sunrise service and 10 30am service led by Rev Tabbart. M E church features 9 45am Sunday school and 11am choir music. Ruth cousins host Easter events and a Good Friday union service is held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
A. C. Ernst
Congregational Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
St. Joseph R. C
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
First Evangelical Church
Tabbart
M.E. Church
R. H. Hearn
Knapp
Haydn
Jesus
W. A. Tabbert
E. Eastman
George
William Garthe
W. E. Speaker
Paul Bourquin
St. John Evangelical Church
South Amherst
German services Monday at St Pauls Lutheran church
Attendance advertised for Monday evening service at 7 30 at St Pauls Lutheran church. Funeral attendance noted for Mr and Mrs William Schrader and daughter Althea and Mrs W Grugel at the funeral of Mrs Janet Reed Porter grandmother of Mrs Lerdner, held in Cleveland Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schrader
Althea
W. Grugel
Lerdner
Janet Reed-Porter
Cleveland
Ridgeville Grange meeting and student honors reported
Ridgeville notes a Grange meeting with visitors from North Olmsted and Dover, a Friday dance, and local dinners. also Ridgeville High School students win multiple honors at LaGrange Educational Competitive Examination with several first and second place finishes and winners advancing to Kent district.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
LaGrange
Frances Engelman
Ellen Morgan
Marion Romp
Rita Diederich
Agnes Rothgery
Therman Baxter
Marion Bainbridge
Eleanor McVeigh
Wilbur Kaltar
Harry Salisbury
Fred Allendorf
Ellis Paddock
William Bierman
Alta Lewis
Rosalie Buchanan
Dorothea Sifford
Barbara Kirsch
William Bierman Srd
Kent
North Russia notes from Elyria visitors and local gatherings
North Russia dispatches report numerous Elyria visitors and local engagements. Miss Kate Gentes of Elyria visits sister Mrs Ed Berg while Hazel Berg attends Oberlin Inn banquet for Oberlin School of Commerce students. Others host or visit relatives in Elyria Amherst Cleveland and Birmingham with PT A card party at Carl Berg home and a Purported family time weekend trips.
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Cousexs
Ruth Cousins
Arthur Engle
East Main Street
South Amherst
Harry Ruth
Henry Ficht
George Ruth
Katherine Kolbe
Cleveland
Hamlin Humphrey
William Krieg
Edith Ludwig
Elyria
Adam Grobe
Adna Madill
Lorain
Middle Ridge
William Ruth
Brownhelm
William Ehrman
Eleanor Wezel
Amherst
O. J. Ruth
Harold Moore
Emil Ruth
South Atherst
North Russia
Kate Gentes
Ed. Berg
Hazel Berg
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin School of Commerce
Elizabeth Ufert
Henry Schaub
Ed. Gibson
Harry Gibsons
Harry Farr
Clyde Bartletts
Fred Berg
Birmingham
the Reformed Church
George Houghton
Frederick Sorg
Mary Sorg
Sorg
St. Luke's Hospital
Henry Sandrock
Meda Sandock
Carl Berg
Minnie Stark
Mervin’ Schubert
Vera
East Amherst
Carl Bergs
Clarence Albright
My Master and Brother Theme and Memory Verse
Theme for the Week centers on hope during Passion Week and the Day of Darkness. Prayer asks comfort for those in gloom, with mentions of Ed Schramm and family, Fred Berg and family, and multiple local residents visiting relatives, attending reunions, Grange meetings, and family gatherings in Amherst, Elyria, and Lakewood.
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Christ
Vincent Morris and area news brief highlights
Mr and Mrs Elmer Sprague and relatives returned home after visiting Athens Columbus West Virginia and the Ohio River region. The Vincent school PTA meeting is postponed to April 4. Mrs May Baldwin hosts Ladies Aid Division Three April 2. Mrs Harvey Cunningham visited Elyria. Mrs J G Morris wedding anniversary celebrated by Division Three with a 24 person meal and a quilt project. Irene Antil visited Markley school. Methodist church services Sunday include baptisms and new members with Grace church Lorain choir. Mr and Mrs C B E McIntire and Sam McIntire were guests.
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Ladies Aid Society
North Ridge
Harvey Cunningham
Stanford Avenue
Elyria
Frank Eschtruth
Davis Reynolds
Nellie Myers
Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society
J. G. Morris
Morris
Irene Antil
Stop 7
Markley School
Methodist Church
Lyon
Grace Church
Lorain
C. BE. McIntire
Sam McIntire
Birthday parties honor Edtha Hogan and Kathryn Marlett
A joint birthday party was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Marlett in Brownhelm. Aboutforts Guer's attended and enjoyed radio music, piano, and games. Refreshments were served late.
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Ridgeville
Grange
North Olmsted
Dover
Charlotte Steinmetz
Geiger
Cleveland
Harry Watson
Fover
George Watson
Frisbee
Watson
Frank Blaser
Sugar Ridge
Jene Bultman
Painesville
B. Harris
Tom
S. Garfield
S. G. Shaw and
Allen
Elyria
A. Shaw
Little Allen
Blanche
Taft
Brownhelm
Tes Edtha Hogan
Kathryn Marlett
W. W. Marlett
Forts Guer's
Disease Blamed For Social Ills
LOS ANGELES reports Dr Rudolph Bolling Teusler director of St Luke's International hospital in Tokyo blames disease for 80 percent of crime poverty delinquency and related social ills in Japan. He cautions that definite medical knowledge of the practice remains lacking and urges further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio Hospital
Los Angeles
Japan
Rudolph Bolling Teusler
St Luke's International Hospital
Tokina
Tokyo hospital seeks aid after repeated disasters
Dr Teusler stated the Tokyo hospital is the sole institution in Japan where American medical methods prevail. He travels to Southborn California to seek help for reconstruction after its destruction by both an earthquake and a fire within six years.
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Teusler
Southborn
California
Toklo Hangital
Japan
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Slater Coal CO
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Union Services
Alvin Kolbe
Peter Ruth
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Joseph Heathcote
Harriet Amat
Christian Endeavorers
Christian Endeavor Society
Caroline Herchler
Rev
A. Abram
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Russia
Revi Clarencel
Wilson DD
Federal Council
The
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Schramm
Will May
Abahl G Vson
J J., Berg
Oberlin
Wilson Haughs
Will Youngless
Henry Schmitz
Everett Sandrock
Chestnut Ridge
Louie Reiger
Ralph
Lakewood
Dan Simmons
Tee Cer Ten Geen
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Masonic Temple
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Qberlin
Ehria
Ohio
Howard B. Somers
Insurance Service
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
Sibley & Sprague
Seiberling
Middle Avenue
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