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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1939
Page
10
William Baird and Mrs. John Sabiers are noted in church announcements. Choir rehearsal will be held at 3 30 Thursday afternoon. The Medina Youth Fellowship will meet at the local church at 2 P M next Sunday.
Col Charles A Lindbergh en route from Europe was invited to testify before a House Foreign Affairs Committee and likely before a Senate Foreign Relations Committee on neutrality law and foreign policy. Rep Sol Bloom led the House invitation as hearings proceed with peace groups testifying. Lindbergh previously assessed aviation forces and reported on Germany’s air power.
Community calendar lists Elyria groups meeting Monday night including the Garden Club Womans Club and Catholic Study Club No 4 with speakers Dr Paul Sears Merritt Powell and Mrs Gertrude O Connor. Other activities cover Rainbow for Girls Townsend Club Y W C A and P T A events plus theatre plans and a bee keepers gathering.
Charles E. Gawron 25 postal clerk Lorain Frances C. Noctar 24 Lorain Robert T. Fisher 25 Canton musician Nina W. Nelson 24 South Amherst Granted Stacey Varziniak 25 Elyria press operator Ellen White 19 509 42 East River street Elyria Richard Rigg 22 Elyria foreman Frances Leiman 20 210 Clark street Elyria
Community notices list postponed South Side Circle C C L date. Jefferson P T A meeting at 7:30 p.m. Attendees include Ray Johnson Amherst. Boy Scouts annual banquet at Church of Christ at 6:30 p.m. Men’s Missionary League executive committee at 8 p.m. Choral Club rehearsal at County school office 7 p.m. British Empire Club exec meets at 8 p.m. Holiness Prayer meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Haines at 411 East Avenue.
Mrs Elizabeth Stegman of 102 Malcom Court Elyria credits Vendol with relief from years of constipation bilious attacks coated tongue and sleepless nights The ad urges readers to visit Phillips Drug Store 507 Broad St to learn what Vendol can do for them and to buy at leading drug stores.
The devotional and social meet ing of the Intermediate League will be held Tuesday evening at the church parlors. Reception of the
Three circles of St Ann’s society plan gatherings this week. Circle one meets this evening with Mrs Joseph Drozdowski on Elyria avenue and Circle three hosts Mrs John Michael on Park avenue Wednesday evening. Circle two shifts to Thursday evening hosting by Mrs Mary Brucker on Lincoln street.
The Ladies Aid sponsors a maple syrup festival in church parlors on Wednesday with side exhibits. Mrs Mayme Schaeffer leads as general chair, with committees for antique display, bake sale, kitchen, dining room, tea servers, candy booth, and reception managed by listed members.
The Con cordia Club holds a regular meeting at the church parlors Tuesday evening. The Ladies quilt all day Wednesday at Mrs Anna Grugel's Franklin avenue home. The Men's Club meets at the church parlors Wednesday evening. Ladies night Friday hosts the Lorain county Lutheran Men's society at St John Lutheran parish hall Elyria. A group from the local church plans to attend.
The midweek prayer service and Bible study occur Wednesday evening. A joint session of the Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary societies meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs J H Ludwig's Middle Ridge home. The Western district Spring conference is Thursday at Green Springs Evangelical church. A church group plans to attend Teacher Training school sessions in Lorain tonight and continue for six weeks on Monday evenings.
The weekly ladies prayer meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 30. The usual Wednesday and Friday evening services will be held at 7 30 in charge of the pastor Rev Daniel Buser.
The April business and social gathering of the Queen Esther class is slated for Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Clark Hogue on Lincoln Street.
Mrs Agusta Helgrem of Cleveland travels for sister Eva Mathes funeral. James Larson of Ann Arbor University visits home during spring recess. Mrs R H Hearn of Middle Ridge is homebound by illness. Tillie Bowers of Elyria hosted at O H Baker home in Cleveland. Elmer Holle relatives in Amherst hosted weekend visit. C C Kern and family Easter in Chillicothe. H Van Ausdale of Oberlin visiting Herbsts. Hospital Auxiliary to meet at the hospital for a sewing session Friday afternoon.
Postmaster General James A. Farley and Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins will address the program for the Great Lakes States Democratic Women regional meeting in Columbus. The event runs May 10 11 and 12.
A man’s religious faith is described as the clearest expression of his inner thoughts on life and destiny, shaping his worldview and guiding his choices. The statement emphasizes faith as a window into core beliefs and purpose.
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