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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
4
The notice describes Good Friday services at St Pauls Evangelical Church at 10:00 AM with a German service and the Lord's Supper. It notes involvement of the Church of Christ with ongoing attendance, a message on the cross, and evening services including Word of Need and prayer led by Walker.
The readable text shows a fragmentary archaic line about religious imagery and a poster's time reference. Content is too garbled to identify a clear event, person, or organization. No definite outcome or location emerges from the surviving words.
A series of forty one lantern slides will illustrate the topic Jesus Tried and Condemned. Tomorrow night marks the first program in the series with the theme Cruelled. The event starts at 9 o clock and the public is invited.
The Malta division elected and installed officers during a TV feature night. New officers include Pearl Waddington deputy treasurer keeper of archives Jane Jeason assistant, and Millicent Roeper trustee. Several members from Lorain’s Lake chapter attended the ceremony.
The passage lists children and young adults in paper costumes and elf characters for a community pageant. Names include Ant Feasys, George, Ethel Mettler, Julia King, Helen Hagadus, Mary Nagy, Lydia Noveste, Julia Ponzes, and elves John Corlan, Tull Ro meokos, Frank Sales, with Steve Pass mentioned.
A community performance directed by Miss Kathleen Littiejohn featured Rosie Jacoby Margaret Papp Elizabeth Sabo Jathy Zable Mary Bemus Ma Motz and others from Fourth Street. Flowers were presented by Jula Holus Julia Sabesting Anna Tarvial Elsie Corlian and Mmil King, Miss Stary Vaylor, between acts.
An Union Service will be held at the first M E church Friday afternoon starting at 2750 and ending around 3 o clock. Broth er Ketcham pastor of the First Baptist Church will deliver the message. A special invitation has been extended for this significant day in world history inviting all genuine Christians to join in praise and worship.
Following their regular meetings the Helping Hand secretaries held a card party with Pedro tables, prize winners listed as Mrs Vern Martin and the clubman first, Mrs Ivan and Vern Martin second, and Mrs Walker and Ralph Voglir consoled. Refreshments were served. Harmony Club members met at Mrs A A Manzaman's home. seven cities of progressive Pedro completed with prizes to Mrs Anna Jfoard, Meg ML Henson, and Mrs Eleanor Sone nella. In two weeks the group will meet with Al Shruveole on West River Street. The Child Welfare and Social Service department postponed its meeting one week due to Good Friday.
Admissions list Otto Klein 101 Ww River 3 Miles Reynolds Louis Chervenks 440 W 10th St Discharges Myre Albert Bi Roule Na Sam Dz 310 Furnece St Ravmond My Mary Vundak Lorain Rio notes rough list of names and addresses from hospital records.
Mrs Ja J Farrell of Starvard Avenue motored to Lorain with Mrs Charles Pomeroy of Grant Street for an evening visit. Mrs J Lemon of Feather Street entertained Mrs Charles Icher of Lorain last evening. Several residents, including Mrs Louis St Ma and Mrs Inny nee Marblehead and Mrs Henry Witney Cor Nell Avenue, were noted guests. Alfred Wetton ill at home on Guilt Road slowly improving. Miss Mary Huang a Oberlin College student spent an evening with friends here. Mrs W J Lininger returned from a Detroit visit. Hubert Kelsey, son of Dr and Mrs S S Kelsey, spends winter recess at home on East J Avenue.
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