Mission Meth Church builds kingdom focus and faith
Rev P Raymond Powers leads First Methodist Church as mission work grows. Evening services and home gatherings embrace the Ten-Unit System, drawing large, enthusiastic attendance. Sermon themes explore Jesus as Son of God and redeemer, stressing peace, brotherhood, and salvation through Christ. Youth service titled The Acid Test of Christianity.
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P. Raymond Powers
First Methodist Church
Christ
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
Brotherhood of Man
Charles Crittington
Samuel Hadley
Evenin
Bricker Presses Liquor Dept Issue in Ohio Campaign
Ohio Governor race heats with Bricker accusing state officials of favoritism in liquor contracts and citing records of purchases from a firm led by a known associate. Davey counters, lampooning Bricker’s tactics as he campaigns across the state and defends his administration against fees alleged by Bricker.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Toledo
Martin L. Davey
Carrollon
Cadiz
Cambridge
Caldwell
Alamonta
Woodsfield
Bridgeport
Streuberville
Bricker
Cleveland
Sam Ungerleider
Distillers and Brewers Corp
Jack McCombs
Davey
Warren
Two Vehicle Collisions Reported In Martins Ferry
A car owned by J C Jackson at 116 Cornell avenue was damaged on Furnace street about 4 30 p m yesterday when a truck driven by W Henner of R D 2 Lorain backed into it Minor damage was reported from a collision on Broad street yesterday between a car driven by Mrs H G Cummings of 219 Cornell avenue and R 5 S Cooley of Lakewood Nurses at Ferry hospital teased fathers to be strollers in hallways after a twin motor airplane droned over the hospital as Mrs William Wilkins gave birth to twins The plane remained in town and a nurse remarked on the sight The statement ends with a note that an individual offers sympathy.
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J. C. Jackson
Cornell Avenue
Furnace Street
W. Henner
R. D. 2 Lorain
Broad Street
H. G. Cummings
S. Cooley
Lakewood
Martins Ferry. C
Ferry Hospital
William Wilkins
Halloween Party Garners Laughs and New Club Nomination
The Scribblers of Elyria and Lorain hosted a Hallowe en party with Margaret and Agnes Carlin. Costumed roles included Carl Carteson as John Banercorn and Marie Fletcher honored for identifying identities. Marie read an essay on Women and Stray Cats as Richard Milan Mika celebrated his third birthday with friends and games.
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Elyria
Lorain
Margaret
Agnes Carlin
West River Road
Harry Peters
Carl Carteson
John Banercorn
Marie Fletcher
George Filimon
Meredith Fisher
Larry
Anne Kolopos
Harry
Rachel Hauff
Tye
Richard Milan Mika
West River Street
Fika
Jean
Joan Kokai
John
Paul Peligar
Andrew Palezyvi, Jr
Joseph Feher
Steve Bleck
Johnny Lapos
Carl Palazy
Joseph Rater
Friendly Twelve Meet The Tong Hosts Halloween Night
The Friendly Twelve hosted a Halloween themed event on Second Street with eleven Pedro games. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. John Brouse and Mrs. George Folk, while Mrs. John Wilhelmy earned consolation. Mrs. Tong won the hostess prize and guests planned a follow up with Mrs. Wilhelmy in two weeks on Washington Avenue.
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Tong
Second Street
Hallowe’en
Friendly
Pedro
John Brouse
George Folk
John Wilhelmy
Wilhelmy
Washington Avenue
Oberlin AAUW Forms Three Study Groups This Week
Oberlin Ohio notes that three American Association of University Women study groups are forming. The Current Events group led by Mrs Nathaniel Berthoff and Mrs Paul Rogers meets at 7 30 this evening in Goodrich House to discuss The Political Campaign with platform comparisons. A Recreation group led by Miss Marie Rankin recently held its first meeting and uses the Goodrich House Hobby Shop and the Women s Germaneum. A second group on Current Trends in Elementary Education led by Mrs W H Seaman meets Wednesday November 4 at 7 30 pm at Goodrich House with collaboration from the Teague of Women Voters and teachers and merchants. The perennial study of American Foreign Policy led by Mrs Harvey Wooter is deferred until January. The AAUW and League of Women Voters cooperate in this field of study.
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Oberlien
Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Nathaniel Berthoff
Paul Rogers
Goodrich House
Marie Rankin
W. H. Seaman
Harvey Wootter
Weague
Rust M. E. Church Benefit Notice
A brief notice announces a fundraising event for the benefit of the Rust M. E. Church. Details of date time and location are readable in the notice.
Pleasant Street School Activities and Local Visits
The Wild Rose Troop led by Miss Virginia Myers plans a Tuesday meeting after school in the Pleasant street school auditorium. Clinton resident Wilmot W. Metcalf visits his brother on North Professor street. Maumee’s Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Lowry and family stay guests at the Wigton home on West Lorain street. Reverend Higginbotham and daughter return from a ten day trip to Kentucky and Tennessee. A Swing Music book is due November 1.
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Pleasant Street
Wild Rose Troop
Virginia Myers
Wilmot W. Metcalf
Clinton, N
Irving W. Metcalf
North Professor Street
R. F. Lowry
Maumee
C. E. Wigton
West Lorain Street
T. M. Higginbotham
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fall Forum Tonight at Oberlin First Church
The Fall Forum at Oberlin’s First Church will be held at 7:30 PM at the James Bráne House. Ben W Lewis, economics professor, and Joseph L. Minelle will discuss attitudes to our economic industrial life. Last week speakers included Mic ane Gravhill of the YWCA on World Friendship and Mel Kennedy on the Indianapolis Students Volunteers convention.
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Oberlin
James Brané House
M. Ben W Tewis
Entie
Jorenh L. Minellc
Mic- Ane Gravhill
Mel Kennedy
Studen
Girl Scout Troop Meetings Announced By Commissioned Leaders
Girl Scouts under Commissioned leaders organize with captains for rear and set meeting times. Peter Pan troop led by Mrs Don Bryant meets after school Thursday at James Brand House. Pine Cone troop led by Mrs Lucius Garvin meets after school Tuesday at James Brand House. Laure troop led by Alice Rogers meets after school Tuesday in the Methodist church basement. Star of Bethlehem troop led by Mrs Dorothy Thomas meets Wednesday after school at a nearby location.
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J. C. McCullough
J. W. MacLaury
George S. Dudley
Don Bryant
James Brand House
Pine Cone
Lucius Garvin
Laure Troop
Alice Rogers
Methodist Church
Star of Bethlehem Troop
Dorothy Thomas
Foreman's Club Dance at Elks Hall Aids Girls Team
The Foreman’s club sponsors a masked dance at the Elks hall this Saturday evening October 31. Gus Klein and his swing band will provide the music for the event benefiting the Girls championship indoor team. Committee members include Max Oldfield Clyde MacBeth Arthur Hiscox and Mr McDermott.
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Elks Hall
Gus Klein
Max Oldfield
Clyde MacBeth
Arthur Hiscox
Mr. McDermott
Moon Glimpses Lecture by Dr Mars Baumzardt in Oberlin
Dr Mars Baumzardt, director at Clark Observatory in Los Angeles for 21 years, will give an illustrated astronomical lecture on Glimpses of the Moon in Warner Hall Oberlin this evening at 7:00 p.m. Admission is free.
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Mars Baumzardt
Clark Observatory
Los Angeles
Oberlin
Warner Hall
Rally Planned at American Lesson Hall Saturday Evening
Robert W. Pulley announces a political rally at the American Lesson hall on Saturday evening October 31 with state and county speakers. The public is invited and a free lunch will follow the rally. preceding the meeting a turkey dinner is served from 5:00 to 8:00 p m with proceeds.
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Robert W. Pulley
German literature's few surviving classics
A compact note states that only a handful of German literary works from the classical era remain, highlighting the scarcity of enduring pieces and the narrow cannon often cited by scholars.
Shoe rebuilder offers savings on better material
E Scott at 346 and Eapert Shoe Rebuilder advertises years in business outside the High Rent District. The message promises competitive prices and a 10 percent discount when the ad is presented.
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E. Scott
Eapert
Big Ten Gridirons Reports On Election Returns
Columbus Ohio October 29 Extensive preparations for rapid dissemination of returns from the November 3 general election were under way Secretary of State George S Morers says county boards of election will handle totals and relay data to a team of accountants for nationwide tallies. Returns expected from about 2 800 000 voters with possible delays due to heavy registration and a Supreme Court decision needing seven votes for validity.
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Columbus. O
Tate George S. Morers
County Boards of Election
Secial
Department of State
Saie
Toadio
Ohio
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Professor Street
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Rust M. E. Church
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Sudro-Curtis
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Marsh Corner
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W. Broad St
Bennington
Portland
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Great Silver Fleet
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