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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1948
Page
10
A compilation of morning and evening services from multiple churches including The Church at Study with youth classes, The Church at Worship with prayer groups, and several congregations in Litchfield area. It notes sermon topics, Sunday School, youth fellowship, and midweek activities with visiting speakers and ministers.
Rev Dudley speaks at The Good Word service. Fellowship forum on Christ and the Nations at 740 pm. Trustees meet Thursday April 8 at 8 pm. Mepie Sugar Festival Friday night April 2 sponsored by Fellowship and Steeple Clubs. One act plus directed by Mrs Salisbury. North Olmsted Universalist Church services and Sunday school details. Oberlin Assembly of God missionary Sunday with 1030 worship and 745 evening service led by Glenn Babcock. Thursday prayer meeting noted.
Violet E Barson advertises quarry education delivery service with a phone contact 671 and Betty 198 MN Pleasant Lman at 2333 for orders.
A round-up is scheduled for April 27 at 1 30 p m at Avon school. All mothers are invited to attend and bring their son or daughter entering first grade at Avon public school Avon Holy Trinity school or Avon St Marys school. Movies and refreshments planned.
Katherine Lorence, 10, visits her son Fred in Wellington. Nettie Bowen suffers a fall at home and is under a physician care. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Rea were present in Savannah recently.
The notice lists a farm sale connected to Mrs. Rices brother Fenn Shriver moving to Aspland. Several visits are noted including Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bowen from LaPorte to their mother Nettie Bowen and sister Helen Easterday. The Home Circle Club plans a meeting with Mrs. Elizabeth Rozboril on Wednesday April 7.
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