Reception for Missionaries to China Highlighted
About seventy five parish members and friends attended an informal reception at the First Congregational Church honoring Dr. and Mrs. Percy T. Watson and family of Fenchow China. Dr Watson spoke on the April 14 1924 dedication of the Fenchow Hospital and outlined the Watsons efforts to build a mission campus and base hospital serving Chinese medical students and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Percy T. Watson
Watson
China
Dr. Watson
Pacific
Watsons
Waeison
Shansi
Peking
Wartsor
Community Club Notes and Local Meetings Tonight
Local organizations list events for the evening including DeMolay initiation at 1 C C F Hall, Woman of the Mooseheart Legion gathering, Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge, St Pauls church youth group, Knights of Pythias Chevalier Lodge, Catholic Daughters, Methodist Episcopal Choir rehearsal at 7 30, Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, and W M YF activities. The Methodist Women met at Mrs George Allens with thirty attending and planned a Christmas box for the foreign field and district convention delegates. Refreshments were served, next meeting a month hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye Cnapter
Uriter
DeMolay
New London
Elsrna
Women of the
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Ledge
Wurst Lint
Young People's League of
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C. Hall
Methodist Episcopal Choir
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Methodist
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
George Allen
West Avenue
J. G. Whitney
James Cather
C. D. Keighley
Norwalk
West Side
E. E Reed
Missionary Society meeting and charity gifts noted
The Pale’s Missionary Society gathered at St Paul’s Church with Rev J K Aichalf of Berlin present. Members voted to send Christmas gifts to Mrs Goeth in India and Mrs Helen Suger in India, and funds to Mrs Bischoff for German needy. Next meeting set for October in the church classroom. Also announced Miss Antoinette Walsh's engagement to Lee J Geiar. wedding planned September 30. Five hundred game with Miss Mary Dyeward winning first prize. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges in local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Mia Witary Society
Avery
J. K. Aichalf
Toerlin
Goeth
Evangelical Orphanate In
India
Helen Suger
Whle
Inia
Antoinette Walsh
Lee J. Geiar
Claytonpartments
Mary Dyward
Frank Verbeck
Community Meetings This Friday Across Local Churches
The Merry Maids of Second Congregational meet at Miss Helen Miller's home on 508 Dewey Avenue Friday evening. The King's Heralds of the Methodist church plan a Cascade Park picnic Friday afternoon meeting in front of the courthouse at 3 with each bringing sandwiches and cookies. Chestnut Parent-Teachers Association holds a Get Acquainted night Friday at 7 39 with refreshments and Paul Wilson as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maids
Second Congregational Church
Helen Miller
Dewey Avenus
King's Heralds
Methodist
Cascade Park
Court House
Chestnut Parent- Teachers Association
Paul Wilson
Lorain County Medical Society Meet Tuesday
The Lorain County Medical Society will hold its first fall meeting at the Elks' restaurant on Tuesday September Sth with a five o'clock dinner. The program includes a communications from Executive Secretary Don K. Martin of Columbus, case reports on ultraviolet use in children by Dr. George D. Nicholas, a talk on medical and health deductions after the recent tornado by Dr. Walford Adair, and remarks from globe trotter members about their travels abroad. Ladies and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Medical Society
Lorain County Medical Society
Elks' Restaurant
Don K. Martin
Columbus
George D. Nicholas
Walford Adair
Globe Trotters
Local man Muir to wed Miss Christ in Grand Rapids
Word has come of the marriage of Bruce K Muir a partner at Walt Uris Company and former Lorain store manager to Miss Maron Christ of Grand Rapids Michigan. The ceremony occurred September second in Grand Rapids and the couple will journey to Indiana then make their home in Muir Store city where he serves as manager. A marriage license is listed for Paul Rich and Mildred Mason both 23 of Elyria and Oberlin respectively with Rev Parker officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce K. Muir
Ieinder
Walt Uris Company
Lorain
Maron Christ
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Stupids
Murlett
Ind
Mr. Muir
Muir
Paul Rich
Elyria
Mildred Mason
Oberlin
Parker
A. G. Dick
Rhea Resek
Lorait
Stev
Mansfield
Local residents undertake varied trips and visits
Sheriff and Mrs Underhill left Tuesday for Niagara Falls. Charles E York and son Clarence left for a moose hunt in Northern Canada with friends and expect a month off. Mrs Hyatt and son from Tucson along with Miriam Hogeboom of Cleveland return from hosting at the Coryell home. Fred Kragmian visits his daughter in Lorain and the Duntees and Krugman go to Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Yaulbaker and Christy families along with Tapper return from a motor trip through Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Underhill
Niagara Falls
Charles E. York
Clarence
Lake Avenue
Canada
Harry Hyatt, Jr
Tucson
Ariz
Miriam Hogeboom
Cleveland
WG. Coryell
East Broad Street
Fred Kragmian
Tr. Dunfee
Lorain
Duntee
Krugman
Buffalo
N.Y
BR. W. Yaulbaker
A. F. Christy
Parkview Court
H. M. Tapper
West Ridge
Michigan
Local residents attend visits and events across Lorain area
Dan Symons departs for a Lake Ann fishing trip. Mrs R E Neighbour heads to Chi Saladin with Linden and Mildred iv guests J Saladin of Lorain visits. LeRoy and Mrs Smith hosted Tecedi guests. Gable and M J Graft return from a visit. L T Far and Agnes Texpe arrive from Seymour Indiana. Kiwanis program led by Henry Heidrich and Sewart Lucas at MLC A. Labor Day homecomings include Mrs Alice Gage and sister Mrs Elliot at North Olmsted. Mrs Mary Collins attends event on grounds once part of a Maddock farm. Chicago-bound resident to resume studies at Caltenza Academy. Carl Kolinski moves from Memorial Hospital to uncle Peter Kolinski's home. plans to study at Oberlin Conservatory. Howard Roe and Marie Trance visiting from Pittsburgh two weeks. I D Clark attends 16th Ohio Battery reunion at Albers Warner home on West River road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Symons
Fifth Street
Lake Ann
R E Neighbour
Wooster Street
Chi- Saladin
Linden and
Mildred iv
Wwers
J. Saladin
Lorain
LeRoy Smith
Tecedi
Wits
Ben Gabele
M. J. Graft
Fourth Street
Ed Li} Douglas
Akron
L. T. Far
Agnes Texpe
Ilien Street
Seymour
Indiana
Henry Heidrich
Sewart Lucas
Kiwanis Club
MLC. A
Alice Gage
Hast River Street
Elliot
Cleveland
North Olmsted
Mary Collins
East Avenue
Theodore Maddock
Eighth Street
Chicago
Caltenza Academy of Fine Arts
Carl Kolinski
Frank Kolinski
Grafton
Memorial Hospital
Peter Kolinski
Kenyon Avenue
Oberlin Conservatory
Howard Roe
Marie Trance
Pittsburgh
Alice Ros
I. D. Clark
16Th Ohio Battery
Albers Warner
West River Road
Week-ender Socials Reported Across Local Towns
A series of weekend visits and gatherings are noted with residents from Cleveland Vermilion Oberlin Wakeman Kipton and Belleville hosting and visiting relatives and friends. Mentions include the Moulders Kuhlmans Lawrences Rusk Wirths and several families sharing time over Labor Day and Sunday.
Anish Pen Day Highlighted By Shared Points
On ANISH pen day George Ana Aumend of Sunda and Sam Morris Byers of were among participants. The fragmentary text notes both names and a shared scoring moment, indicating a local event with multiple people involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ana Aumend
Sunda
Sam Morris Byers
Birmingham Area Church News and Local Visits
Birmingham MM. F. church led by Rev Shirl B Bartlette held Sunday school at 19 04 Geelock Mornay service at 11 20. Local families and visitors from Berlin Heights Lorain Elyria and Florence gathered for reunions visits and a Keighley Greenhoe reunion at Ridgeville with 93 attendees. A birth, a new son born to Elridge Jarret Aug 27, and various house moves and visits filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
MM. F
Shirl B. Bartlette
Geelock
Harry Carter
Hamestead
Andrew Hutton- Tocher
Berlin Heights
Andrew Schisler
Katherine
Florina
C. C. Schisler
Wayside Inn
P. J. Keighley
Charley Knapp
Thinwick
Mich
Keighley and
Greenhoe
George Amon
Ridgeville
Alfred Ketchum
Calvin Ketchum
Bellevue
Lakewood residents join Cleveland guests at Five Maples
Lakewood social scene features Sunday visit with William Byers. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McHale, William Rose and Lewis Pypulosky of Cleveland spent the week-end at the Five Maples, hosting by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stoller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
William Byers
J. J. McHale
William Rose
Lewis Pypulosky
Cleveland
Five Maples
J. J. Stoller
Ancient Roman Barley Month prohibitions on iron use
The ancient Romans had a religious prejudice against iron and forbade its use in many ceremonies. During the Barley Month, when the harvest gathered crop was processed for their favored beverage, iron was omitted from ceremonial tools and practices.
Wanted Agents for Unusual Fine Con See Miss W
A notice calls for agents to collect a fine of 50 percent. Miss W is at 209 Broad Street for details. Circle No 5 of the M E Church will hold a bake sale Saturday morning at the Superior Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad St
M. E. Vhurch
Superior Electric Co
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Pale's Missionary Society
Iss Antoinette Walsh
Art Fichtner
Homer Street
Grace “Bolzax
West Broad
Michavlin Novak
Tukner Street
Theodore Zeee
Tis West Avenue
Harvay Krueizfeld
West Ninth Teaty
Danie Guiss
New Washon
Ohin
Bruce
Prince Little
Prince of Wales
Jim Ittle
Harold Irving Pratt
Glen Cure
Eigerette
Pratt
Nest
Devereava Mulbura
Tekme
Beaver Park
Henry Mo Moulder
W. A. Moulder
G. R. Kuhlman
Claira Lawrence
Vermilion
Dorothy Rusk
M+ Vernon
Tramis
Abby
Normanda
Bertha Shepard
Clair Lawrence
Vernithon
G. Th Wuiaiman
C. P. Wirth
Frank
Trina
Hazel Humm
Henry Kelley
Robert Green
E. J. Darby
Jennie Carter
Woc
T. U
John Allen
Della de Hart
Wakeman
Bernice Bones
Albert Baird
Margaret Howard
Betlevus
A Eppler
Fred Twining
Kipton
J. R. Lawrence
Terryville
John Pfur
Lucille
Bellevus
Marion
Mae
Mildred
Ernest Bates
William Geist
Jim
J. H. Holmes
Firth
Bradfield Recurator Co
BASS
Atlanta
Semoht
W. E. Burse
P. J. Reighley
Melanie Farr
Court Street
O'Donnells
Pissdlree Central Book Store
Marinello Beauty Shop Suits
Wolfe Block
Second Street
Marcelling
Vernon Kipp
Mac Weston
Nelles Speee & Art Shop
Bip
Cevings & Trust
Marcel
Bobbed
Dorothy Wood
Pati
Ohio
Cinderella
Pete
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