Inauguration of Baldwin Wallace Pres. Wright
Baldwin Wallace College of Berea Ohio will hold the inauguration ceremonies for its newly elected president Woeter Louis Clinton Wright on Thursday October 1. Wright comes after fourteen years as pastor of Cleveland Epworth Euclid Methodist Church. He is a Virgil New York native educated at Syracuse University Boston University Theological School and Boston University Graduate School earning a PhD. He pastored in Somer ville Gardner Melrose and Springfield Wisconsin and led Y M C A work in the British Zone before joining Cleveland in 1920 to unite two former churches and oversee a new 1 400 000 church building project with a host of educators from major associations.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Woeter Louis Clinton Wright
Wright
Baldwin- Wallace College
Cleveland
Epworth-Euclid Methodist Episcopal Church
University Circle
Western Reserve University
Case School of Applied Sc Ence
Virgil
N. Y
Dryden
Syracuse University
Boston University Theological School
Boston University
Somerville, Gardner, Melrose
Springfield
Wass
Ipworth Memorial
Euclid Avenue
Hems
Association of Ghin Colleges
North-Central Association of Colleges
Higher Ed Leaders Meet in Cleveland Forum Today
American universities and associations join in Cleveland for a morning procession and an Educational Conference. Vice President Grover will chair the ceremony at Fanny Nast Gamble Auditorium, followed by a 2:30 P.M. conference with W C Leutner presiding and talks on trends in higher education by Dr Wo W Charters and others. A reception for President Wright and Mrs Grover closes the day.
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Association of American Colleges
American Association of Diversity Women
Giowl of Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Ehureluca
Mtvens
Lie
Friends
Cheveland
Pada Ovvision
Veto Carydot Grover
Beery Anes
Fanny Nast Gamble
WH. Wilkins
Qbertin College
W. P. Tolley
Allegheny College
W. J. Davidson
Division of Education Institutions Board of Education
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wright
Grover
Avon PTA Meeting Highlights and Socials in Avon Ohio
The regular Avon Ohio Parent-Teacher Association meeting opened with president Mr. Knupp in charge. Reports from secretary and treasurer were read. membership chair Mrs. Adams announced 129 members to date with assistants named. Lunch chairmen listed and plans for the season outlined. The program featured Dalores Sapienza and Charles Ungard with Ridgeville guests, a talk on aiding inefficient students by Mrs. George Thompson, and refreshments in the domestic science room.
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Avon
Thompson
Parent-Teacher Association
Knupp
Adams
Gladys Buck
Ella Forthofer
Ira Gough
S¢eheinder
Knapp
Harry Wabbard
Will Barr
George Jenkin
Robert Pickering
Gilbert Farthofer
Harold Smith
George Clements
Carl Rink
Dalores Sapienza
Charles Ungard
Ridgeville
Kagyp
George Thompson
Weyeland
Cleveland
Navy resumes medical exams for enlistment in Cleveland
Medical examinations for United States Navy enlistment resumed yesterday at the U S Navy Recruiting Station in Cleveland. Applicants since August 6 will be examined first. An October quota of 30 men and a November quota of 36 men have been set.
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U.S. Navy
United States Navy
U. S. Navy
Terminal Tower Building
Cleveland
Tall tomato plants in Augusta yield 300 quarts
In Augusta Maine Leon Silver grew tomato vines in his backyard that reached over nine feet tall and produced more than 300 quarts of fruit.
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Augusta
cPi
Leon &. Silver
Norwalk Methodist pastors meet at Medina church centennial
Readings announce the forty fifth Norwalk District Methodist session at Wirser Methodist Episcopal church in Medina celebrating the community’s one hundred years. Rev John G Koontz leads devotion at 9 am with Vernon W Wager to speak on Why Leaders Fail. Afternoon features Rev Joseph Priestly on Education and Holy Communion. Evening music by Fred Kelser choir with William Shaw delivering the address. Florence Brown weds William Baker in simple ceremony at home of Dr and Mrs Revard.
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Wellington
Gel
Norwalk
Wirser Methodist Episcopal Ocbhurch
Medina
John G. Koontz
Fields
Florence Brown
William Baker
Wiliam
J. P. Seafer
Paul
Baker
F. M. Camp
Chatham
King's Daughters Tag Day Set For October 27
King's Daughters Finalizes plans for its annual Tag Day on October 27 to raise funds for charity. Volunteers will go house to house and sell tags in town, with no special price. The Senior Group, formed in 19XX, continues charitable work and urges community support. Grange to sponsor a dance on October 19 with Kip Lone orchestra at the local Grange hall. Local church representatives attend Medina Association meeting at Elyria First Congregational Church. Senior Girl Reserves held a party at the school with 40 new members from a recent recruitment drive. Two-team contest led by captains Elizabeth Wright and Betty Puder ended with Wright winning by one member. Installation of new members preceded a wiener roast and a pantomime, Lighthouse Tragedy, featuring Helen Ray, Nancy Lois West, and Maxine Bassett.
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Jeannette Warner
Congregational Church
Wagner's Grove
George LE. Warner
Columbus
Flora Horr
C. W. Horr
Beulah Degue
Ben Abbott
Richmond
Ind
Lyn Coates
Martin
Charley Gibbons
Michigan
Stanley Gibbons
Selfridge Field
Mich
Jennie Burbage
Charles Ream
Toledo
Belle Gannett
Spencer
Blanche Hales
Annabelle
Orrin Miller
H. C. Barber
T. M. Pfeiffer
Gertrude Holland
Betty Page
Melina
Wilma Lampen
Margnerite Webber
Mary Knapp
Ll. E. Holiday
Ashland
Flm
Epworth League
M. E
Amherst
King's Daughters
Jocal King’s Daughters
Serandas
Iss
Jeannette Grisinger
Elizabeth Wright
Betty Puder
Miss Wright
Helen Ray
Wighthouse Keeping
Nancy Lois West
Maxine Bassett
Villian
Carino Guests Visit Elyria Friends Sunday and Tuesday
Carino visited friends in Elyria this week. At the home of Mrs. O L Gates, Mrs. John Cargold, Mrs. Thomas Doyle, and Miss Kate Gronan, all of Akron, were entertained. Ontario farmer forecasts a mild winter based on blossoms and bees.
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Carino
Elyria
O. L. Gates
John, Cargold
Thomas Doyle
Kate Gronan
Akron
Ontario
Los Stoney Creek
John Barns
Burns
Chaplain Sitler Joins Philadelphia Navy Yard Staff
Chaplain Sitler, Lutheran, assigned to the U.S. Navy at the Philadelphia Navy Yard in Oct. He holds the rank of Lieutenant Junior Grade and is a former mate at Youngstown, Ohio, graduated from Thiel College.
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Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Fony Carl M
Sitler
U.S
Melville
Chaptalo Ag
Philadelpha
Youngstown
Thiel Cal
Local college appoints Greenville leader to head library
A Greenville figure from Capital Seminary in 1926 will supervise the campus library and edit the base newspaper, tying the role to the college’s archival and publication efforts.
Bitler Appointed Mary Chaplain in 1930
A fragment notes Bitler was appointed a Mary chaplain in 1930, indicating an ecclesiastical or ceremonial role. The text is sparse and confirms no additional context or persons.
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Bitler
Mary
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