Eighty Years of Service at St Johns Lutheran Church
The St. Johns Lutheran church marks its eightieth anniversary with two morning services and an evening service next Sunday, followed by a reception at the school auditorium on Third street. Mayor W H Van Oster will extend city greetings as the church, with over 250 families on the roll, reflects four score years of community influence and faith.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Third Street
W. H. van Oster
Making Children Happy With Small Kindnesses Across Elyria
A Gates Hospital for Crippled Children received many jig-saw puzzles from a thoughtful donor. The paper urges residents to donate unused puzzles or games to the hospital to brighten anxious, recovering days for young patients and spread sunshine through simple acts of generosity.
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Gates Hospital
Elyria
Forestry Work to Aid the Nation
Robert Fechner predicts 250000 men in national and state forests will add millions to U S forested areas. He says forest protection will cut fire losses by 18000000 dollars annually and thousands of acres will be added to timber resources. Conservation camps provide three labor types: forest protection, forest improvement, and flood control and soil conservation, speeding the ten year program to two years and offering legitimate employment for the unemployed.
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Robert Fechner
Forest Service
Telling It to Congress Reforming Mileage Graft Proposed
Representative Cannon of Wisconsin leads a movement in Congress to cut traveling expenses from 15 to 5 cents a mile. He notes the 72nd session California delegation claimed 47 000 for travel, vastly above actual costs. He says such practices erode public respect for Congress and criticizes clownish antics in both houses.
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Congress
Representative Cannon
Wisconsin
California
Cannon
Congress of the United States
No clear action on travel expense graft in Congress
The text argues that congressional practices will not eliminate traveling expense graft or clownish antics. It presents skepticism about reforms producing real change and notes limited prospects for accountability or substantive improvement.
Reducing public expenses urged to aid schools and hungry
Edward Young argues Governor White should cut government costs along with private wages. He says higher taxes will not solve hunger or school funding and urges trimming road building, bureaus, and public salaries to ease tax burden and preserve public services.
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White
Edward. Young
Anniversary tribute to Woman's Club published in Chronicle Telegraph
A reader thanks the Chronicle-Telegram for publishing Mrs Marrs history of the Woman's Club dated May 2 marking the 20th anniversary. The note praises the report as complete and accurate, valuable for members and future reference, and expresses gratitude from many readers including navy personnel.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Anniversaries mark notable births and deaths across eras
Today’s anniversaries list prominent figures from history including William Henry of Lancaster born Chester County Pennsylvania a gunsmith inventor patriot died 1786 Johann G Fichte born 1762 influenced philosophy died 1814 Philip Benner born 1762 pioneering iron merchant Philip Johns Hopkins born 1762 Baltimore founder hospital and university Confederate commander Felix Zollikoffer born 1793 died 1862 Carl E Akeley born 1864 died 1926 explorer naturalist taxidermist listed with birthplaces and death dates.
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William Henry
Lancaster
Chester Co
Johann G. Fichte
Philospher
Philip Benner
Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Hospital
Anne Arundel Co
Felix K. Zollikoffer
Maury Co
Tenn
Mill Spring
Carl E. Akeley
Orleans Co
Africa
Timeline of key 19th to 20th century American milestones
Events include Stephen Decatur commanding nine ships to deal with Algiers in 1798, the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ratifying the Mexican War ending, the 1874 opening of Philadelphia's Exposition by President Grant, and the 1918 death of American ace Major Raoull Lufbury after being shot down.
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Stephen Decatur
New York
Algiers
America
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Philadelphia
Grant
Raoull Lufbury
Notable U S Figures Born Across Years In 19th Century
Profiles of eminent professionals: Prof Manley O Hudson Harvard Law School named as U S member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague born in St Peters Missouri 47 years ago. John Work Garrett Baltimore former Ambassador to Italy born there 61 years ago. Dr John J Abel Johns Hopkins pharmacologist born in Cleveland 76 years ago. Dr Arthur K Bestor president Chautauqua Institute born Dixon Illinois 54 years ago. Prof Reginald A Daly Harvard geologist born Ontario Canada 62 years ago. Walter Russell New York.
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Manley. O. Hudson
Harvard Law School
U. S
Peranent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
St. ePter’s
John Work Garrett
Baltimore
Italy
John J. Abel
Johns Howkins
Cleveland
Arthur K. Bestor
Chautauqua Institute
Dixon, Ill
Reginald A. Daly
Harvard
Ontario
Canada
Walter Russell
New York
Talk on Russia by Rev Basil Dj Iuama at South Amherst
In South Amherst Ohio on May 19 Rev Basil D jiua ma of Lorain gave a talk on Russia to the Men's Civic Club at the Congregational church. Jack Roberts of Elyria provided violin solos. A social hour followed with refreshments. The next club meeting is in three weeks.
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Heard
Jiama
South Amherst
Basil D'jiuama
Lorain
Congregational Church
Civic Club
D'jiama
Russia
Jack Roberts
Elyria
Pupils and Teachers Enjoy Picnics at Beckstine and Redkstine Woods
Pupil groups from fifth and sixth grades led by Mrs Victor Schnaak and Miss Marie Menz hiked to Beckstine's woods for noon lunch then returned for regular classes. Earlier, grades one to four with teachers Mrs Clifford Pierce Miss Maxine Hopkins Mrs Richard Osgood and Miss Margaret Histed visited Redkstine's woods for a basket lunch and games.
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Victor Schnaak
Marie Menz
Beckstine's Woods
Clifford Pierce
Maxine Hopkins
Richard Osgood
Margaret Histed
Redkstine’s Woods
Out-Door Life Association Steak Roast in Amherst Crowd
The grounds of the Out-Door Life Association in Amherst hosted a steak roast for faculty and friends from the local school on Thursday evening. Mrs. Victor Schnaak and Miss Marie Menz organized the event, providing a lively social gathering with food and company.
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Life Association
Amherst
Victor Schnaak
Marie Menz
Main speaker set for St John’s church event supper
The Christian World of the Reformed church will provide the main speaker for the gathering. Ladies of St John’s church will serve supper at 5 30 o’clock. A large delegation is expected.
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Tor
Christian World of the Reformed Church
St. John’s Church
Funeral in Gibsonburg for Alman’s grandmother
Mrs. Belle Brocksicker and her son Alman traveled to Gibsonburg on Monday to attend the funeral of Alman’s grandmother, Mrs. Emanuel Brocksicker.
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Belle Brocksicker
Alman
Gibsonburg
Emanuel Brocksicker
Choral Club Rehearsal At Nicol Home Wednesday
Members of the South Amherst Choral Club gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs James Nicol Wednesday evening for a rehearsal. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
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South Amherst Choral Club
James Nicol
Ladies Dime Society met at Congregational church
Members and friends of the Ladies Dime Society gathered at the Congregational church Thursday afternoon for a regular session. After the business meeting a social hour followed with Mrs. Wm. Bullock as hostess.
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The
Ladies’ Dime Society
Congregational Church
Baccalaureate Service Planned at Methodist Church
Everyone interested is invited to attend the Baccalaureate service at the Methodist church Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock. Rev. R C Jansen the pastor will deliver the sermon and the Choral Club will sing two selections.
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Methodist Church
R. C. Jansen
Engle Hosts Security Benefit Association Event
Mr and Mrs Arthur Engle welcomed Security Benefit Association members to a Wednesday evening gathering featuring a business and social program.
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Arthur Engle
The
Security Benefit Association
County Council Meeting At St John Ev Church
A meeting of the Lorain County Federation of Evangelical churches will be held at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon in St Johns Evangelical Church. Notable figures mentioned include Dr H Gekeler of Cleveland an educator and artist born in Boston 62 years ago Samuel G Blythe journalist with Saturday Evening Post born Geneseo NY 65 years ago Lady Astor Britain's first woman MP born Danville VA 54 years ago and Lord Astor American born member of the British peerage born New York 54 years ago.
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Boston
Samuel G. Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
Geneseo
N. Y
Lady Astor
Britain
Danville
Lord Astor
New York
Sailor Captain Patchett Visits Lorain Home Briefly
Capt. A. T. Patchett aboard the S. S. Pargny docked at Lorain on Tuesday for a brief stay at his local home. Mrs. O. E. Duff from Columbus is visiting her husband at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bryant.
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A. T. Patchett
Lorain
O. E. Duff
Columbus
Charley Bryant
Motive of hate drives denouncement of virtue and crime
The text asserts that hate motive pushes people to condemn usefulness and good in certain cases, labeling evil and the criminal. It presents a philosophical view of how hatred can distort judgment and justify harsh judgments or actions.
Examining Paths in Business and Personal Aims
The passage notes that aspirations can harden into vain pursuits, with resilience and native ability present. It suggests greater success comes from employment under others rather than pursuing personal goals. It urges careful examination before starting a business venture.
Wife Preservers Dye Curtains to Avoid White Ruins
A woman dyed colored ruffles of a curtain to restore appearance, using two paint brushes to prevent dye from touching the white sections, ensuring a even color while avoiding staining the preserve fabric.
Bridge Club Hosts Dinner with Prizes Awarded
May 18 at the Lees home the Bridge club was entertained. Mrs. Charles Cook won first prize while Mrs. Ernest Lamvermyer received consolation. A late lunch was served to Charles and Mrs. Cook, Ernest Lamvermyer and Mrs. Harley Kelly, along with the hosts Rex and Mrs. Lees.
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Henrietta
Bridge Club
Rex Lees
Charles Cook
Ernest Lamvermyer
Harley Kelly
Mother's Day Observed at Evangelical Church
Mother's Day was observed at the Evangelical church with ceremonies and a special sermon by Rev. I. H. Amore. A program followed featuring a vocal duet Jane Kendeigh and Lucile Sanders, male quartet including Oscar Zurcher Schneider Garber and Kendeigh, recitation by Patsy Kelble, and bouquets shared with mothers. Talks by C. H. Currier and Tracey Twining, a Lois Jean Garber solo, and a bouquet to Mrs. Etta McDowell the oldest mother in Sunday School.
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Evangelical Church
I. H. Amore
Jane Kendeigh
Lucile Sanders
Oscar Zurcher
Oscar Schneider
Elmer Garber
Earle Kendeigh
Patsy Kelble
C. H. Currier
Tracey Twining
Lois Jean Garber
Etta McDowell
Commencement Exercises Set for May 24 at School Auditorium
The graduation will be addressed by Judge Wilcox of Elyria. The class includes seven girls and three boys: Sybil Kredineigh, Mary Adler, Rosa Rozsos, Ruth Ellen Snyder, Dorothy Born, Dorothy Becker, Mildred Wyler, Bob Hostetler, Ben Rozsos, and Willis Wasem.
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Judge Wilcox
Elyria
Sybil Krendeigh
Mary Adler
Rosa Rozsos
Ruth Ellen Snyder
Dorothy Born
Dorothy Becker
Mildred Wyler
Bob Hostettler
Ben Rozsos
Willis Wasem
Baccalaureate Sermon Planned and Local Visits Note
Rev William Buhren will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon at the M E Church Sunday evening May 21 Rev Nichol will speak at the Evangelical Church Sunday morning May 21 George Carl Lawrence Latteman Lee Parker Efrlin Heinzerling and Myron Reis were guests of Henry Altmiller Saturday evening in honor of his birthday Mrs Orlo Cowen and daughter Laurice Kipton spent Sunday afternoon with her parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Reis Mr and Mrs Daniel Born and daughter Betty Ann drove to Wellington Sunday afternoon to visit William Hildebrand and family Mr and Mrs Wallace Court and guests Mr and Mrs Wallace Wood were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Court Oberlin Sunday
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William Buhren
M. E
Nichol
Evangelical Church
George Carl
Lawrence Latteman
Lee Parker
Efrlin Heinzerling
Myron Reis
Henry Altmiller
Altmiller
Orlo Cowen
Laurice, Kipton
Theodore Reis
Daniel Born
Betty Ann
Wellington
Ucle
William Hildebrand
Femilar
Ily
Community Guests At Local Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Melvin Unger hosted a six o clock dinner Sunday for guests including Fred Lange Cleveland Mr and Mrs Frank Barck and daughter Constance Amherst Fred Brows Youngstown Ellsworth Willis Wiencke and Fred Kubiche all of Brownhelm Dean Kelble Berlin Heights stayed with his uncle Franz Kelble family Harry Buchs Akron visited his mother Mrs Anna Buchs Miss Armella Schneider Fairview Hospital Cleveland and Florence and Flora Schneider South Amherst called on Mr and Mrs John Bauman Henrietta Hill Mr and Mrs Mendenhall were supper guests at Mr and Mrs Chauncey Currier Friday Mrs Theodore Reis and son Myron visited sister Mrs Ira Kiplinger La Grange Saturday afternoon Mrs George Kreuck and son Arthur Lorain and Mr and Mrs Clarence Kreuck and children Ruth and Junior Amherst were guests at the Pippert home over the weekend Roy Harr and daughter Patty Ruth Elyria were Sunday dinner guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Harr Sunday afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs C S Buswell Ed Hart Elyria and Mrs Allie Claus and daughter Florence of Brownhelm Miss Velma Twining Oberlin spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Fred Twining Mr and Mrs L W Kothe and Mr and Mrs Walter Kothe and daughter called on Mr and Mrs Henry Date Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer and children visited relatives in Bay Village Sunday Mr and Mrs Reuben Eckley Oberlin and Mr and Mrs Arthur Sylcox and son Wendell plus a lady friend of Toledo were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs William Jackson Carl Reusser Cleveland spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Reusser Mr and Mrs Fred Latteman attended the funeral of Mrs Nellie Hill in Elyria Saturday
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Melvin Unger
Fred Lange
Cleveland
Frank Barck
Constance
Amherst
Fred Brows
Youngstown
Ellsworth
Willis Wiencke
Fred Kubiche
Brownhem
Dean Kelble
Berlin Heights
Franz Kelble
Harry Buchs
Akron
Anna Buchs
Armella Schneider
Faiirview Hospital
Florence
Flora Schneider
South Amherst
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Mendenhall
Chauncey Currier
Theodore Reis
Myron
Ira Kiplinger
la Grange
George Kreuck
Arthur
Lorain
Clarence Kreuck
Ruth
Junior
Pippert
Roy Harr
Patty Ruth
Elyria
Frank Harr
C. S. Buswell
Ed. Hart
Allie Claus
Brownhelm
Velma Twining
Oberlin
Fred Twining
L. W. Kothe
Walter Kothe
Henry
Ernest Lamvermyer
Bay Village
Reuben Eckley
Arthur Sylcox
Wendell
Friend
Toledo
William Jackson
Carl Reusser
Albert Reusser
Fred Latteman
Nellie Hill
Tobacco ageing centers Chesterfield's mellow taste
The process requires buyers to choose tobacco from various markets and age it for 30 months or more to achieve mellowness and sweetness. The method is costly and no shortcut exists to improve flavor without time and money.
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