Preaching Mission Under Way At Local Church
Rev P Raymond Powers of the Illinois Conference leads a preaching mission at the local Methodist church as part of a national plan by Federal Churches of Christ in America to energize churches. The program emphasizes church organization, outreach, and spiritual renewal with home clinics, prayer groups, and public services. The sermon titled With God the Impossible Becomes Possible explains the aim of aligning church effort with divine power to make the impossible possible in 1958. Evening prayer meeting at 7:60 and services in the church auditorium begin at 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Raymond Powers
Illlnois
M. E
Federal Churches of Christ In America
Mr. Powers
God
Jesus
Christ
Church Auditorum
Man the Only Being in the Holo Series Evolution
A fragment notes a Darwinian thread in the holo series where man, as the sole evolved creature, is depicted prone to madness intoxication and mirthless laughter, underscoring human uniqueness and fragility within the narrative.
High School Day Draws 800 To Oberlin College
Oberlin Ohio hosts about eight hundred high school students teachers and parents for the eighth annual High School Day at Oberlin College on October 24. Three hundred will compete for arts and sciences scholarships and conservatory music awards. Fifteen arts and sciences scholarships and eight conservatory awards are offered from schools across Ohio New York Maryland West Virginia Illinois Pennsylvania Michigan Indiana New Jersey and the District of Columbia. The day features Oberlinjana exhibits modern language displays in the Men's Building laboratory demonstrations and a Student Revue with music and stunts. Luncheon for competitors at noon and a banquet in the evening honor scholarship winners with the program capped by a student council dance. Winners will be notified by mail Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
W. H. Seaman
Obderlin College
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Ohio
New York
Maryland
West Virginia
Cleveland Banker Edwin Baxter speaks at Oberlin luncheon
Hear Cleveland banker Edwin Baxter vice president of the Cleveland Trust Company Cleveland was speaker at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon yesterday at Oberlin Inn. Baxter discussed the multiplicity of laws of this country and a gift was presented to past president Charles E Wigton by Professor E A Miller on behalf of the club. Wigton thanked the group.
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Edwin Baxter
Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Baxter
Charles E. Wigton
E. A. Miller
Wigton
Methodist Service Guild Plans Bazaar at Church
The Methodist Service Guild met at Mrs. E. D. Grills home on South Main. A covered disk supper preceded the meeting where plans were made for Friday and Saturday bazaar at the Methodist church. Mrs. Chamberlain spoke on her trip to Singapore and Mrs. Wallace sang a vocal solo before a night of Hallowe'en games.
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Methodist Service Guild
E. D. Grills
South Main Street
Methodist Church
Chamberlain
Singapore
Wallace
Hallowe’en
Garden Club Hosts Eva M. Oakes at Oberlin Meeting
Miss Eva M. Oakes welcomed Oberlin Women's club Garden department members for a yesterday afternoon gathering at her home with forty attendees. The program featured two papers by Mrs. J. D. Yocom on Beauty Spots on Ohio, and Mrs. Persons reported on a club visit by thirty members.
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Eva M. Oakes
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. D. Yocom
Ohio
County PTA Hear Priest and Teacher in Lorain Co
Elyria priest Rev James P Daley and Avon Lake School teacher Edith Diedrich lead fall meeting of Lorain County Council of Parent Teacher Associations at Brownhelm School. Afternoon program includes invocation welcome address and state convention report. evening features music and Daley talk on Juvenile Delinquency.
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Elyria
Avon Lake
Lorain County
W. E. Love
Brownhelm
Brownhelm Orchestra
Alvin Portman
John Love
William Mathers
Lorain
Rev. Daley
Past Noble Grand Circle to hold all day meeting
The Past Noble Grand Circle of the Vine Rebekah lodge will hold an all day meeting Wednesday in the I C O F Hall. A pot luck dinner will be served at noon. Mrs Hazel Hippertertained the I T T M club at her home on North Pleasant street last evening. Card games and a social evening were enjoyed. Mr and Mrs J E Rosecrans traveled to Kent yesterday to visit daughter Kathleen Rosecrans student at Kent State College. Mr and Mrs Carleton B Bates of St Louis Mo and Mrs Wyt tenbach of Henrietta were recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs L H Kimmel. Sunday guests at the Grills home were Mr and Mrs Fred Kent and two children of Elyria, Mrs Lottie Land and son Kenneth of Ridgeville, and Mr and Mrs Brillhart of Sullivan. Mrs Ross Wilson of Cleveland is visiting her mother Mrs Charlotte Scott on East College Street.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
Hazel Hipp
North Pleasant Street
J. E. Rosecrans
Kent
Kathleen Rosecrans
Lottie Land
Kenneth
Ridgeville
Brillhart
Sullivan
Ross Wilson
Cleveland
Charlotte Scott
East College Street
Strike Threaten Pittsburgh Plate Glass Workers
Pittsburgh Oct. 20 A strike of 7000 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company employees in four states will be called at 6 am tomorrow unless the company accepts a union contract calling for wage increases and other concessions. Glenn W. McCabe, international president of the Federation of Flat Glass Workers, announced today. The federation's wage committee and international officers have been in session here since Friday.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Glenn W. McCabe
Federation of Flat Glass Workers
Waze Committee
Value of Sportsmanship Stressed by Dusty Miller
Dusty Miller Wilmington Ohio editor and humorist addressed Elyria High School students this morning stressing sportsmanship in all relations. He outlined three classes of people the know who is that so and let's go. He urged students that friendship requires giving friendship to others and reminded him to carry this mindset into life now. He planned to speak to the Elyria Rotary Club at noon at the Elks Restaurant.
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Dusty” Miller
Wilmington
Ohio
Elyria High School
Miller
Eirria Rotary Club
Elks
Buckeye Stages Authorized to suspend Norwalk to Ashland bus service
The State Public Utilities Commission in Columbus on October 20 authorized Buckeye Stages Inc to suspend service on the Norwalk to Ashland route under its Sandusky Mansfield Norwalk Mansfield certificate. The company cited unprofitability of operations on the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
State Public Utilities Commission
Buckeyre Stages, Inc
Norwalk
Ashland
Four new members to join Y-Indus Club tonight
Four Elsmians Charles Mason Al Struck Al Archambeau and Bud Oliver will be initiated at the Y Indus Club meeting at the Y M C A tonight. The committee in charge of arrangements will announce plans for the Hallowe en party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Charles Mason
al Struck
al Archambeau
Bud Oliver
Hallowe'en
Jefferson letter prizes Cheshire gift of giant cheese
Jefferson praises Cheshire residents for gifting a 1450 pound cheese years ago in a letter of thanks. He comments on the U S Constitution calling it a character of authorities and duties rather than a charter of rights for officers.
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Jefferson
Cheshire
Mass
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Howell & Company Forges New Cane Line in Crisis
London firm Henry Howell & Company, renowned for canes for gentlemen for 193 years, faces upheaval as a fashion revolution reshapes its business and may threaten its traditional product line.
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Londonx
Henry Howell & Company
End of an Era as Dapper Customs Fade
The article notes a shift from Torian and Edwardian dandies who carried gold and silver-headed sticks. It states the company closed for $6 and mentions men now ride in cars, shedding the old costume and its symbols.
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Lorain County Home
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Allan Harris
M. E. Guild
Thor
Wringer
Ironer
Rae
Ironer SS
O. P.S. Electric Shops, Inc
Hie Lee
Wooster
Chronicle- Telegram
J. E. Studenberg
Dr. R. G. Anderson
Coats
Children’s Unions
Tazion Front
Union
Sporce
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