Two Mild Infantile Paralysis Cases in Elyria
Elyria reports two mild infantile paralysis cases in the past two weeks, under quarantine and nearing recovery. Health Commissioner Dr G E French notes early symptoms resemble a cold and true diagnosis may take several days, with a third case under watchful observation. Barbara Stanfield, 2, of 136 Sehoo Street, reported August 30, and Bonna May Reynolds, 7, of 454 Oxford Avenue, reported September 9, are the known cases under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
G. E. French
French
Barbara Stanfield
Sehoo Street
Bonna May Reynolds
Oxford Avenue
Spiritual welfare and economic ethics in church reform
A government commission report advocates sending ministers to support soldiers and sailors, united denominational action, and plans to align economic policy with Christian ethics. It condemns capitalistic greed, urges human rights over property, and calls war the world’s greatest sin.
Church reports urge withdrawal from war tied to state and defense of Kingdom
The commission urges the church to sever ties with state endorsed war and liquor ventures, urging youth to refuse compulsory military training and attend colleges without it. It warns against fitting church into the present order and calls for a spiritual duty to advance Christ's program beyond economic injustice and property supremacy. It frames a clash between state dominance and the Kingdom of God, stressing transformation by divine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Church
Siguor Tra
Kingdom of God
Youth Conference Holds Second Regional Meeting
The Youth Conference of the annual gathering outlined its purpose to help young people grow within the church. Rev J E Priestly described the conference setup and three main activities: reports, future plans, and ministerial appointments. A joint service with lay leaders followed, featuring talks by Dr. Frederick Roehm and group discussions led by Harold Williams Theodore Mayer and Charles Stoneburner. The Youth Banquet ran at 6 09 pm with Bishop Richardson as guest. A Hindu mythological note mentions Yuga and a community supper planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Geiger Krte
J. E. Priestly
Wade Park M. E Church
Cleveland
First Methodist Church
Richardson
Frederick Roehm
Baldwine Wallace College
Harold B. Williams
Roehm
Theodore Mayer
Charles Stoneburner
E G. Richardson
Special Services at Nazarene Church Begin September Fifth
A series of evangel services starts Monday evening September fifth at the Nazarene Church. Rev. Alen Wagner from Ceasus, Ohio, a noted soul-winner and speaker, will lead evangelistic sessions with daily devotional services and musical offerings including solos and duets.
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Nasarene
Alen Wagner
Ceasus
Seecvionwil
Death Record George Jacob Stewart of Clarkfield
George Jacob Stewart aged 70 dies at Clarkfield Ohio September 18. Survived by three sons and a daughter. Funeral arrangements and relative names follow in local obituary notes.
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George Jacob Stewart
Clarksfield
Chatoni
Dang Fox
Wellin Barr
Nor Bliss
Clarks Ston Moore
Will
Court Actions Report From Lorain District
Anthony Peta of Lorain filed for divorce from Beauty Pent on neglect. They were 1 192, and had three children. Wellington Bank sued E E Par gtod on promising action regarding a chattel mortgage. Laraceiot Lee Brown of Lorain was granted a divorce from Cl anet Brown for neglect and extreme crossing by Judge A R Webner.
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Anthony Peta
Lorain
Tvey
First Wellington Bank
E. E Pargtod
Laraceiot Lee Brown
Clanet Brown
A. R. Webner
Brothers Enter Not Guilty Pleas in Neglect Case
Two brothers pleaded not guilty to neglect charges and were arraigned before a magistrate by Deputy Sheriff Gerald N. This morning they were released on their own bond. Hearings are set for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Naw
Renaissance parallels in modern faith and economy
Dr Morrison draws parallels between today and the Renaissance, noting a renewed accessibility to the Bible as a human book and a shift in God imagery. He warns of a shift from expansive universe to mind-centered reality, cites the rise of a money economy, and highlights workers seeking industrial democracy alongside a new discovery of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Morrison
Jesus
Oberlin Church Services Guide and Local News
Oberlin Ohio September notices list morning and evening services at The First Church in Oberlin First Methodist Episcopal and First Baptist churches with times Sunday School and sermons. Local residents including students entering Oberlin College and Conservatory of Music are named along with several departures and visits from town residents.
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Oberlin
Ohio
J. R. Richards
Oberlimn
College
Conservatory of Music
Jeanne Bellamy
Charles Cook
Chester Cooley
Charles Holmes
Katheriine Kutscher
Norman Moore
Ruth Morrison
Dean Oehling
Elizabeth Porter
James +ards
Frances Spalbrink
Hel Stelbrizabeth Upton
Jake Wood
Mildred Zimmermar
Hathlean Thompson
Marjorie Phelps
Penfield PTA Meeting Highlights Local School Tax Talk
The Penfield PTA opened its year at the Penfield School House with new officers installed led by president Howard Andrews. Carl Buell discussed school tax issues, followed by a program featuring Jas Garwood Trio and a piano duet by Esther Sooy and Doris Bobel. Hospitality and refreshments were provided by the Southwest Committee. next meeting set for Mrs. W. B. Viseher’s home at 7:30 with strong attendance urged.
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Penfield Pta
Lington
Sens
Jas Garwood
Spencer
Esther Sooy
Doris Bobel
Flomer Sooy
Relief Corps Birthday Party at G A R Hall
The local G A R room hosted the Quarterly Birthday party with about thirty members and guests. Mr and Mrs Henry Stevirk shared details of their Rochester trip as delegates to a National Convention. Mrs M E Church was honored with a belated birthday cake and best wishes. Guests included Dr and Mrs C W Recard and Mr and Mrs R G Parks. A covered dish dinner featured garden flowers and pink favors.
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A. Williams
C. W. Recard
R. G Parks
Philip Beal
Gill
Soren
Hildeprand
Davis
Penfield Student Council elects new officers
Penfield school selects Virgil Defield as president Roger Babson as vice president Esther Sooy secretary treasurer Doris Babel pianist Lucille Johnson librarian Lester Bradley reporter The group also notes that four members left Willard Ohio early Friday for a motor trip to Chicago to attend the Century of Progress ING's Daughters to hold meeting This fall
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Penfield
Virgil Defield
Roger Babson
Esther Sooy
Doris Babel
Lucille Johnson
Lester Bradley
Chicago
Harry Lee
William J. Powell
Harold Whiteside
Mr. Tracey
Willard
Ohio
Century of Progress
Young Folks Head to Colleges Across the Nation
Wellington youth enrollment rises as several students plan college studies. Stuart Wells will attend the University of Michigan, Bradstock to Western Reserve, Frances Ramser to Ohio State, Janet Clisby to Ohio Wesleyan, Margary Shields to Oberlin Conservatory, Howard Worcester to Ohio University. Robert Gannett enters the Art Institute of Pittsburgh for commercial art and advertising. Donna Manning begins nurses training at Mt. Sinai, while Helen Sutliff and Ethel Greetham enter Glen Mye Hospital in Cleveland. Vida Abbot studies violin and cello in Cleveland. Mary Vok attends Oberlin Business College.
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Wellington
Bous
Stuart Wells
University of Michigan
Pal Io Bradstock
Western Reserve
Frances Ramser
Ohio State University
Janet Clisby
Ohio Wesleyan University
Margary Shields
Oberlin Conservatory
Howard Worcester
Ohio University
Robert Gannett
Art Institute of Pittsburgh
Donna Manning
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Helen Sutliff
Ethel Greetham
Glen
Mle Hognital
Cleveland
Vida Abbot
Mary Vok
Obferlin Business College
Wellington native takes music teaching post in Warnesville
Russell Franks, a Wellington-born Baldwin Wallace graduate, accepts a public school music teaching position in Warnesville Public Schools. He will teach orchestra and glee club, and also English. The Franks family now resides in Bowling Green. Miss Irma Caswell of the Universal Production company departs for Barberton to present another home talent play. Sidney Hemenway from Cleveland visits Wellington. Many locals attend the Flower Show and church supper at Sullivan. Thornton Gennett leaves on a motor trip west with his aunt Mrs Bert Locke of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waznesville
Russell Franks
Wellington
Baldwin-Wallace College
Warnesville
Franks
Bowling Green
Irma Caswell
Universal Production Company
Barberton
Sidney Hemenway
Cleveland
Sullivan
Thornton Gennett
West Coast
Bert Locke
Oberlin
Christian Lay Conference Resolutions Emphasize Prayer and Stewardship
The document urges balance between spiritual and secular life, calls for stronger prayer services, higher lay reader standards, and active Christian stewardship. It supports missionary zeal, cooperation between conferences, and education on church obligations while reaffirming prohibition and condemning legalized liquor. The Elyria Congregational Church is thanked for hosting and a copy sent to the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Christ
Resolutions Committee
Wwe
Law Conference
Ohio
Lay Conference
Congregational Church of
Title Fight Between Ross and McLarnin Postponed Again
The world welterweight title bout between champion Barney Ross and challenger Jimmy McLarnin, scheduled for tonight in New York, was postponed for the fourth time due to rain and will be held Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Services Sunday at Litchfield Church Ohio
Litchfield Bethel Temple Assembly of God holds Sunday School at 10 00 A M preaching at 11 A M and evangelistic service at 8 P M Evangelistic services are held Wednesday evenings at — Charges of petit larceny against John Miskow were dismissed by Justice Joseph Petro at the request of complainant G A Brumby of Kipton Brumby charged Miskow with stealing a set of harness.
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Litchfield
Litchfield, O
Litchfield Bethel Temple Assembling of God
John Miskow
Joseph Petro
G. A. Brumby
Kipton
Brumby
Miskow
Markets Toledo Grain Prices and Produce Listings
Toledo market notes list grain prices for wheat corn oats and rye with various quality grades and track prices. It also records produce details from Bltster Fanes to Homegrowers Market including cantaloupes lettuce cucumbers celery pickles pears and potatoes with basket and bushel pricing and size notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas
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Stolen Clothing and Old Sword Blooms in Village Burglary
A note found at William Szabo’s Garfield road home in Henrietta township is being treated as a clue in a burglary that occurred between 6 30 and 11 80 p m yesterday. Clothing and an old sword owned by Amy Young were taken after a window was smashed and the burglars left by the rear door. Deputies caution the note may implicate an innocent person and investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Szabo
Garfield Road
Henrietta Township
Szabo
Sheriff's Department
Amherst
Amy Young
Tax levy battles loom as voters face city budget conflicts
City officials say a new levy is needed to prevent service cuts next year though passage requires a five percent vote amid a 65 percent threshold. Elaria’s 312,009 school bond for Grafton would fund a gym and auditorium, reti rable in ten years. Sheffield Lake seeks three mills for eight years to retire bonds, with highway and park debts among obligations.
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School Board of
Sheffield Lake
East Carlisle
Henrietta Township
Huntington Township
Ridgeville Township
Rochester Township
South Amherst Village
Avon Village
Amherst Village
Amherst Township
Brownhelm Township
Henrietta
Elsria
Grafton Village Board of Education
Sheffield Lake Village
Visiting Pastors In Local Pulpits
Elyria pastors will invite visiting ministers to lead morning and evening services tomorrow. Dr Paul Hollingshead of Taf fin preaches First Congregational in the morning. Rev P B Schaffner of Brown Memorial in Youngstown speaks at 1 45 at St Pauls. Other guest speakers include Rev J Lea Whiteman of Minerva, Rev BEE Shiltz of Wellington, Rev W H McMaster of Alliance, Rev G H Bohnert of Creston, and Rev H K Hillbers of Berea at various churches. An Amherst Evangelical guest Rev H C White of Bloomfield is scheduled for tomorrow morning. The zimb note then mentions an Abyssinian cattle parasite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Paul Hollingshead
Taffin
First Congregational Church
P. B. Schaffner
Brown Memorial Church
Youngstown
St Paul's
Evangelical
Lea Whiteman
Minerva
Ohio
Church of Christ
BE. E Shiltz
Wellington
United Presbyterian Church
W.H. McMaster
Alliance
St. Andrew Episcopal Church
Second Congregational
G. H. Bohnert
Creston
H. K Hillbers
Berea
Evangelical Church
Amherst
H. C. White
Bloomtike
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