Wellington Church Services and Grange Meeting
Wellington Ohio May 1 First Congregational led by Charles W W Recard with 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 worship. Wellington Grange meets at church with Dr Recard speaking The Miracle of Spring plus special music. Methodist Episcopal led by Lonzo Green with 9 30 Sunday School Missionary Sunday and 10 30 worship. Epworth League 6 30 and evening service 7 30.
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Wellington
Ohio
First Congregational
Charles W.W. Recard
Col
J. C. MacDermott
Wellington Grange
Recard
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzos
Green
Charles Barnes
Epworth League
Church Services and Events for Local Congregations
First Baptist with minister John H. Green lists Bible school at 9:30 led by H. N. Hyde. morning worship at 10:30. B Y P U at 6:30. evening worship at 7:30. Church of Christ with Joe Belcas tro. Orrin B. Miller superintendent. Bible school 9:30. Lord's Supper and morning worship 10:30. Christian Endeavor 6:30. The trial of Jesus will be presented at 7:30 by the church's young people.
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First Baptist
John H. Green
H. N. Hyde
Church of Christ
Joe Belcastro
Bible School
Orrin B. Miller
Christian Endeavor
Jesus
St Patrick’s Mass Times Listed
St Patrick’s Church announces Sunday Masses at 8 o clock and 10 o’clock led by Rev. William T. Moran.
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St. Patrick’s
William T. Moran
Harris concert switched to wife as soloist in church
Daniel Harris missed the Thursday evening concert due to his debut with the Metropolitan Spring Opera Season in New York City. Aletha Stacey Harris performed in First Congregational Church with pianist Treva Hill Wellington, presenting a program of arias and songs by Bononcini Handel Schubert Mascagni Lehar Martin and others.
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Daniel Harris
Aletha Stacey Harris
New York City
First Congregational Church
Treva Hill
Wellington
Torelli
Bononcini
Handel
Schubert
Cavelleria Rusticana
Mascagui
Lehar
Moon Marketing
Weaver
Vapelee
Martin
Allen Dudley
Piano program measures funds for church sponsors
A church event featured a piano selection and vocal pieces arranged by Quilter and Moszkowski. Ushers Mrs C E Baum and others presented bouquets to Mrs Harris as attendees wore evening gowns. The program, led by Mrs Harris and Mrs Hill, raised a good sum for the Woman's Association, with out of town guests from Elyria and Cleveland.
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Hageman
Watts
Malotte
Jasten
Quilter
Moszkowski
C. E. Baum
A. B. Curtice
Margaret
Jeanette Warner
W. L. Wadsworth
Keith Andrews
Mrs. Harris
Harris
Mrs. Hill
Woman's Association of the Church
Paul Wartinwright
Elyria
Ford Stacey
Aletha Stacey
Cleveland
Grayce Purcell
Kathryn Murray
Amherst
Wellington Hosts Lorain County Spring Banquet
The Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ held a spring banquet for about 125 delegates from Lorain County churches at the Wellington church. The program featured prayers, toasts, group singing, a skit, a visiting speaker from Washington PA, musical numbers, and an address on the theme Stay Alive.
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Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Dorcas Society
Lorain County
Wellington Church
Nichols
Oberlin Church of Christ
Louis
Elyria Church of Christ Pronounces Benediction
The Elyria Church of Christ proclaimed the benediction, marking the close of a religious service. Members gathered in fellowship and reflected on the sermon and prayers delivered during the ceremony.
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The
Elyria Church of Christ
Wellington to Host Fall Conference of Norwalk District
Reverend Lonzo S. Green of Wellington church announced that the Fall Conference of the Norwalk District of the Methodist churches will be held in Wellington. The district spans Medina Lorain Huron and Erie Counties and parts of Seneca and Sandusky counties. The invitation was extended at the Spring conference held on Collings Monday.
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Norwalk
Methodist Churches
Wellington
Lonzo S. Green
Medina
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Seneca
Sandusky
Green
Collings
Mrs Helen Berthoff Reviews High Towers at Library
Oberlin resident Mrs Helen Berthoff spoke under Sorosis club sponsorship to review Maxwell Andersons High Towers a Pulitzer prize novel at the high ending Friday afternoon her book review was given at the Library.
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Helen Berthoff
Oberlin
Sorosis Club
Maxwell Anderson
Religious drama Trial of Jesus to be staged at church
The front of the Church of Christ will be arranged like a courtroom on Sunday evening for the religious drama Trial of Jesus. The performance features Jesus brought before the court by Satan who seeks Christ's destruction. Public invited.
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Church of Christ
Jesus
Satan
Christ
Students League of Many Nations to Present Story and Song
The public and surrounding towns are invited to a special service of story and song this evening at 7 30 in Wellington Methodist Episcopal church. Reverend M C Patterson vice president of Practical Bible Training School will be in charge. League members will wear native garb speak or sing in native languages and share personal experiences.
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Student League of Many Nations
Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church
M. C. Patterson
Practical Bible Training School
Students League
Tag sale to boost scholarship fund by Silent Circle group
Under supervision of the Silent Circle of the King's Daughters a tag sale is held today to raise money for the local scholarship fund. Committee heads include Mary Battles Mable Clark Alice Burrows and Mrs Arlo Smith.
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Silent Circle of the King’s Daughters
Mary Battles
Mable Clark
Alice Burrows
Arlo Smith
Mayor's Clean-up Week Set for May 3 to May 6
Mayor E R Lehman and village council designate Clean-up Week from May 3 to May 6. Citizens must place all rubbish except ashes in barrels or boxes between sidewalk and curb for collection on May 6. Residents should ventilate damp cellars and report stagnant pools while helping remove litter from vacant lots.
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E. R. Lehman
Eaton Rural Life Sunday Observed at Local Church
Rural life Sunday will be observed at the church on May second with adult and juvenile grange members and Four-H club members as honored guests. County Agent C. T. Hummell will be present to speak.
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Eaton—Rural Life
Grange
C. T. Hummell
Sunday School Superintendent Appointed After Resignation
Mrs. Theodore Carpenter will serve as Sunday school superintendent following Miss Ireta Wilson’s resignation due to new employment. The young people’s meeting will be held Sunday night at Kenneth Jackson’s home.
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Theodore Carpenter
Ireta Wilson
Young People's Meeting
Kenneth Jackson
Fidelis Class party sparks seasonal scrapbooks and stunts
At the parsonage Tuesday night the Fidelis Class divided into quarterly birthday groups to make scrap books with baby pictures and memories. Each group performed a stunt and a speaker explained choosing a natal day season. The event ended with table games and a seasonal ice cream cake coffee refreshment for about twenty.
PTA Meeting Last of Year Set for May Fourth
The P. T. A. holds its final meeting of the year Tuesday night May 4 with officer elections and all committee reports. Mrs. Car Ziehm and her orchestra will provide the program.
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Car Ziehm
No Trace Of Stolen Car In Local Theft
No trace has been found of the Chevrolet sedan belonging to R. F. Buol of 622 Middle avenue stolen this week on Middle avenue. Buol saw a man drive it away and initially mistook him for his son Bud, but later realized the car was missing. Ohio license ZA-84.
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R. F. Buol
Middle Avenue
Buol
Bud
Clevelander Is Fined Fifty Dollars In DWI Case
William McKee, 19, of 1345 West 11th Street, Cleveland, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Mayor Don A. Baird. He was fined 50 and costs and had his driving privilege suspended in the city for six months. He was arrested about 1 a.m. on Cleveland Street by Patrolmen Paul Palmer and H. J. Indicott after officers observed his manner of driving.
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William McKee
West 11Th Street
Cleveland
Don A. Baird
McKee
Cleveland Street
Paul Palmer
H. J. Indicott
Fails To Pay Fine In Full Costs Increase
Charles Abookire of 1621 Middle avenue was arraigned before Justice Preston Coon for failing to stop onto a main highway. He was fined 1 dollar and costs totaling 7.78 dollars. He paid 4 dollars on account but neglected the balance, prompting deputies to pursue him and raise costs by 1.84 dollars.
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Charles Abookire
Middle Avenue
Preston Coon
Abookire
Justice Coon
Coon
Abookiro
Girl Hurt By Bike Near East Bridge Street
Six year old Eulalhe Neubauer of 374 East Bridge Street was slightly injured about 12 30 yesterday when bumped and knocked down by a bicycle ridden by Harold Reynolds, 13, of 953 Cleveland Street. The girl was playing near the East Bridge Street overhead railroad bridge and was taken home by Patrolman Loren Miller.
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Eulalhe Neubauer
East Bridge Street
Harold Reynolds
Cleveland Street
Loren Miller
Adult Blind To Meet In Lorain County Monday
The Lorain County adult blind group will meet at 1 20 p m Monday at the WPA education program office in the Washington School building. Mrs Alice Platner county supervisor announced the gathering.
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Lorain County
WPA
Washington School
Alice Platner
Fire blamed on chimney sparks. roof holes damage home
Sparks from a chimney were blamed for a fire that burned two holes in the roof of Mrs. Mary B. Lowden's home at 210 West Avenue yesterday evening. Firemen from Hose Company No. 1 Engine Company No. 1 and Ladder Company No. 1 responded to the alarm.
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Mary B. Lowden
West Avenue
Hose Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 1
Ladder Company No. 1
Minnesota Farmers Plan Wind Break Planting Amid Record Projections
Parker QO. Anderson, extension forester at the University of Minnesota farm, predicted 1937 would set an all time record for tree planting on Minnesota farms. Farmers across the prairie region have pooled orders for 20 000 to 60 000 wind break trees per county.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Parker QO. Anderson
University of Minnesota
Ohio Legislature Passes Flood Control and Tax Levy Measures
The House advanced bills to raise the registrar of motor vehicles salary to 5000 dollars and to create a state flood control and water conservation board. It also approved emergency funds for grade crossing elimination and an Ohio participation appropriation for the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. The Senate backed a three‑member commission for flood control treaties and citizenship restoration for certain women released from reformatories. A voter amendment proposal would require 65 percent approval for outside tax levies and bonds.
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Howard Dill
State Board of Flood Control and Water Conservation
Senate
House
Lawrence Senate
Ohio
Cleveland
Linneman
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Tennessee
Marysville
Mansfield
Wintzer
Adjutant General
St. Mary’s
White Mountain Creamery Co
Richards
Grubbs
Miamm Conservancy
State Conservation Council
Pymatuning Lake
Chickenpox Stages Comeback In Elyria Health Readings
Elyria city health department reports April saw 33 chickenpox cases the leading contagious illness, with nine whooping cough and three scarlet fever cases. pneumonia caused three deaths and six new tuberculosis cases were found. Nurse visits totaled 402 with 39 infant welfare and 165 TB-related cases. Health workers performed 351 tests, 600 tuberculin units prepared, and inspectors logged numerous shop and meat market checks.
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Elyria
City Health Department
Health Department
E. G. Curtiss
Curtiss
Kathryne Fulton
G. W. Savage
F. H. Williams
Sea monster battles freighter in Pacific encounter
Los Angeles reports describe a massive stingray claimed to be 50 feet wide with a 30 foot tail that battled the freighter Lewis Luckenbach for two days in the Gulf of Tehuantepec. Captain Fink and crew said they tried to haul the creature aboard but it broke away. museum collector Walter Brandler dismissed the size and suction claims, arguing a stingray would be far smaller.
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Los Angeles
Lewis Luckenbach
Pacific
Frank Fink
J. E. Ahern
Walter Brandler
Los Angeles Museum
Fink
Gulf of Tehuantepec
Simpson selects sapphire gown for royal wedding honeymoon
Paris reports Mrs. Wattid Simpson has chosen Laine ae shabille by Schiaparelli for her wedding night as part of a 16 dress honeymoon collection made for her marriage to the Duke of Windsor. The lineup, valued around $10,000, is to be delivered to Castle Conde before the Duke arrives.
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Paris
Duke of Windsor
Castle Conde
Mrs. Simpson
Edward
Ms. Simpson
Clock Ticks 141 Years in Canton Home
The old grandfather clock in D. M. Essig's residence has kept time for 141 years. Essig notes it varies at most a minute per month. The timepiece is crafted from wild cherry wood with brass and steel components and a brass mechanism.
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Canton
D. M
Essig
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