Mission League Gains National Recognition From Elyria Church
National notice honors the Men's Missionary League of First United Presbyterian Elyria Ohio for its year and a half of work since starting October 20 1933. With 37 members and average attendance about 23 to 29, the group promotes missionary education prayer and financial support for projects while planning personal service through active committees.
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Men's Missionary League
First United Presbyterian Church of
Elyria
Board of Administration
United Presbyterian Church
The
United Presbyterian
League
Board of Administration of the Church
G. A. Brown
Board of Administration of
Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Ohio
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Amherst events this week bring church, club and sports
In South Amherst on Nov 20 the Security Benefit Association meets at Mr and Mrs Arthur Engie home. The Nativity church Ladies Society meets Thursday at 1 30 p m in the church basement. Mrs Albert Slack hosts the Study Hour Club Friday evening. Red Cross roll call starts this week with the Parent Teacher Association in charge. A card party at St Marys school Lorain street Cleveland Wednesday evening benefits the local Catholic church. Attendees from here at the American Legion Fifth District conference in Oberlin include William Slack Walter Krueck Henry Garland Ralph Reinhart Jack Bierman Carl Springer and Harry Ruth. The South Amherst Basketball team travels to Clearview Friday for a practice game and league game with Clearview is scheduled on January 18. Also briefs note visits by Mr and Mrs Joe Pauley of Detroit and others to Amherst, and attendance at the Michigan State football game in Columbus by several locals, with additional Sunday dinners guests mentioned.
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South Amherst
Security Benefit Association
Arthur Engie
Ladies’ Society of the Nativity Church
Reharch
Mem‘bers
Albert Slack
Red Cross
Parent- Teacher Association
St.Mary's School
Lorain Street
Cleveland
American Legion
Oberlin
William Slack
Walter Krueck
Henry Garland
Ralph Reinhart
Jack Bierman
Carl Springer
Harry Ruth
Joe Pauley
Detroit
Mich
Frank Powers
Reginald Boldry
Bobby
Shirley
Collins
Fred Holzhauer
George Stephenson
Paul Mori
Richard Gleason
Clifford Pierce
Columbus
Maude Dimpter
Los Angeles
Calif
Andrew Fowls
Lodi Gibson
George Garthe
Amherst
Avon Club 18 Entertained and Local Gatherings
Avon residents hosted the Just One Time club for a five o'clock dinner on Detroit road with twenty guests. Bridge prizes went to Mrs William Katerhenry Mrs Andrew Mittendorf and Mrs Joe Tomlin. The Morning Glory club met on Center road with high honors to Mrs Lawrence Heckel and Mrs Frank Dechant. Twelve more attendees joined the Epworth League supper and meeting at the M E church with 26 present. Hubert Gough performed on xylophone and Rev Ryan's grandson sang. The Baptist Homecoming drew 101 Sunday attenders for Sunday school and 36 at B P U with World Peace as the study topic. Eight youths were baptized after services including visitors from Lorain Elyria La Grange and Cleveland.
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CLUB
AVON
Andrew Mittendorf
Detroit Road
William Katerhenry
Andrew Mittendorf l
Joe Tomlin
Morning Glory
Center Road
Lawrence Heckel
Frank Dechant
Henry Mittendorf
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Ryan
Hubert Gough
Hev. Ryan
Perle Wilford
Baptist Church
Cleveland City
P. U
Herbert Barnes
Lorain
Elyria
la Grange
Cleveland
Oberlin Visitors and Local Church Meeting Report
Mr and Mrs Harry Hubbard spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs 8 G Clif yen of Oberlin Guests at the Gough home Sunday were Misses Ethel Hadley and Hazel McShane of Cleveland Ray Jameson of Creston O was an Avon visitor Monday The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs George Clemons Avon Center the afternoon Ira Gough attended the funeral of Charles Carter of Oberlin Monday afternoon Miss Helen Peake and Edson
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Harry Hubbard
G. Clifyen
Oberlin
Gough
Ethel Hadley
Hazel McShane
Cleveland
Ray Jameson
Creston
Avon
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
George Clemons
Avon Center
Ira Gough
Charles Carter
Helen Peake
Edson
Moser At Columbus Game Amid Armistice Silence
Moser attended the Ohio State Michigan football game in Columbus Saturday afternoon. The report stresses hopes for Armistice Day silence lasting two minutes without assassination or any country exploiting it to declare war.
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Moser
Ohio State- Michigan
Columbus
Zioncheck Urges Jail Votes In Seattle Visit
Congressman Marion Zioncheck visited the Seattle city jail urging inmates to cast absentee ballots. He left cigarettes in the women's quarters and “makings” with the men during the campaign stop.
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Seattle
W.P
Marion Zioncheck
Coal seam rediscovered near Chignecto Bay in Nova Scotia
The old Fundy seam, thought to have vanished 25 years ago, has been re-found at about 450 feet depth and within 106 yards of the Chignecto Bay shore. The rediscovery confirms a legible coal seam in the Atlantic region.
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N. S
Old Fundy
Chignecto Bay
Second Raspberry Crop Reported In Seattle Harvest
Wre Mrs Robert W Millikan harvested a second raspberry crop from her vines in October. The first crop arrived unusually early in spring. With the second crop came blossoms signaling a possible third yield in December.
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Seattle
Wre
Robert W Millikan
Western provinces approve drought relief plan in Canada
Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia approve an ambitious drought relief plan to rehabilitate the drought plagued Canadian Prairie area. The program aims to establish coordinated measures across the three provinces to alleviate agricultural losses and support farmers.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Central Government Drives Land Reclamation and Development
The Dominica government advances a program for reclaiming dried-out rear lands, conserving moisture, and expanding farm development. Labor seeks fair play within the bounds of law to ensure equitable participation in the program.
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Dominica
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Mission League
Max Wacher & Son Co
Cincinnati
Clearview
Puritan
Schroll Coal
Sohio
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