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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1928

Page

6

Come and Worship at Elyria Church Service

The Church of Christ in Elyria at Second and Chaosi streets led by Rev. W. C. Fowler offers Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and a morning sermon at 10:30 a.m. Theme: Sir We Would See Jesus. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Topics include The Dangers of Slang and Cheap Talk. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Baptism to follow sermon. All are invited to worship.

Church OF Christ Chaosi W. C. Fowler Jesus Union of the Churches of Elyria Ohio

Church Schedule and Clergy at St Andrew and St John

Morning service at 10 00 a m on Sunday Sunday school at 2 03 p m Preaching at 3 00 p m Prayer service Wednesday at 2 00 p m St Andrew s Episcopal Corner Middle and Jaird Edwin B Redhead rector Holy Communion at 9 00 Sunday school at 9 30 Morning prayer and sermon 10 45 Evening prayer and sermon at 7 15 Junior communicants urged to attend 9 00 service St John s Lutheran Croad street and West avenue Rev W C Birkner pastor 242 Eastern Heights Blvd Sunday school at 9 15 English service 10 00 a m German service 11 00 a m

ST. Andrew's Episcopal Corner Jaird Edwin B. Redhead ST. John's Lutheran Croad Street West Avenue W. C. Birkner Eastern Heights Blvd Second M. E. Church Middle Avenue H. M. Markly

Second Congregational Church Notices

Corner of Lake Avenue and West Street hosts Sunday school at 9 50 a m. Sermon at 10 45. Young People's Christian Endeavor at 6 p m. United Bible Students meet at Wurst's ball for Bible study Sunday at 10 30. All cordially invited.

Second Congregational Church F. Wiseman Lake Avenue West Street Young People’s Christian Ekndeavor U. B.S United Bible Students Wurst

Church Services and Sermons on East Avenue and Grace

United Presbyterian at East Avenue and Grace Court led by Rev G A Brown offers Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 45 a m with evening service at 7 30 p m and midweek prayer on Wednesday. First Congregational at Corner Court and Second Streets led by Rev William Muir Auld holds church school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m Grace Lutheran at Corner Princeton Avenue and East River Street led by Rev Harry C Muhiy features adult Bible class at 9 15 and Sunday School with sermons from Genesis and Christ crucified in a continuing series

United Presbyterian First Congregational Second Streets William Muir Auld Minis Grace Lutheran Church Princeton Avenue East River Street Harry C. Muhiy

Cambridge and Prospects Streets Church Notice

Rolland K Wolfe pastor at Cllgrim Community Church holds school at 9 30 morning services at 11 90 theme the Second Easter evening service at 7 30 reading from Henry Van Dyke by Mrs Gerald Rice First Baptist Church Second Street and Amiddle Avenue Rev R T Ketcham minister Bible school at 9 45 morning service at 10 45 sermon by pastor theme Interesting Prayer second in Nehemiah Harmonica band quartet and Coerne anthem Come Unto Me music director R L Moore organist Prof L C Holden Lake Ave Sunday School Lake Avenue schoolhouse Stop 70 S W Traction Elyria and Lorain Division Rev D P Fulmer minister everyone welcome good teaching singing preaching

Cllgrim Cambridge Prospects Streets Rolland K. Wolfe Henry van Dyke Gerald Rice First Baptist Church Second Street Amliddle Avenue R. T. Ketcham Coerne R. L. Moore L. C. Holden Lake Ave Lake Avenue S. W. Traction Elyria and Lorain Division D. P. Fulmer Moniuster

First Church of Christ Scientist Service Schedule

The First Church of Christ Scientist lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 00 with the sermon on Doctrine of Atonement. A Wednesday testimonial service is at 8 00 p m with a reading room at Redington blocks Cheap side and Second street open daily from 10 p m to 6 p m.

East Avenue Redington Courrier Cheapside Second Street

Psychometry as Crime Tracing Draws Public Interest

Psychometry expert Bohemian Zwingler noted for tracing criminals while Margaret Capel of Cleveland uses it to receive spirit messages from personal articles at R. A. Hall Sunday at 1 30. All welcome.

Zwingler Margaret Capel Cleveland R. A. R. Hall

Local church services and programs schedule

Saturday evenings feature 7 to 9 pm programs. St Pauls Evangelical with Rev Bourquin lists German service at 830 am, Sunday school 930 am, evening 730 pm and Life of Joseph lecture. Seaside Methodist at Court Streets with Rev Kirby notes 1045 am service and speaker Dr Danford. North Ridgeville Congregational led by Rev Young with Sunday school 10 am and preaching 11 am. Second M E Church on Middle Avenue with Rev Markly holding Sunday school 930 am and evening service 700 pm with prayer 750 pm Wednesday.

St. Paul's Paul Bourquin Third Street Joseph North Ridgeville Congregational Church E. C. Young

Bethany Baptist Church Service and Bible School

Rev. Chas A. Gray leads Bible school at 9 30 a m with preaching and Communion at 3 30 p m Prayer meeting scheduled for Wednesday evening at Bethany Baptist Church led by Rev. Chas A Gray.

Bethany Baptist Church Chas. A. Gray

Mt Zion Baptist Morning Service Schedule Notice

Mt Zion Baptist at 128 Pine Street announces morning service at 11 30 with B Y P U at 6 00 pm and evening service at 7 30 pm. All welcome.

Shiloh Baptist Church Moves Location in City Notice

Shiloh Baptist Church formerly at 129 Lodi Street Kiev announces relocation to 25 West Avenue. Pastor C. Brown. Sunday school remains 9:30 a m with the service location updated.

Shiloh Baptist Church Lodi Street Kiev C. Brown West Avenue

First Spiritualist Church Lectures at G A R Wall

The First Spiritualist Church meets in G A R Hall with Sunday services at 7 30 pm. On April 15 Mrs. Margaret Capel of Cleveland will lecture and deliver messages from vibrations of personal articles. All are welcome.

First Spiritualist G. A. R. Wall Margaret Capel Cleveland

Spiritual lecture by Rev Anna Hale at 7 30 p m

The program announces a spiritual lecture at 7 30 p m led by Rev Anna Hale. Healing demonstration will be included during the event.

O. UV Anna Hale

Revival Services At Full Gospel Mission Parish

Mrs May Walker of New Castle Pa conducts revival services at the United Holiness Church while Full Gospel Mission at 49 West Avenue BH. S Spence leads, with Sunday services at 3 30 p m and good singing expected.

Full Gospel Mission West Avenue S. Spence May Walker United Holiness Church New Castle, Pa

Salvation Army Weekend Services Announced

Ensign W Vendeville commands Salvation Army announces a weekend program with street service at 7 45 p m Saturday. Sunday services include jal services at 9 a m, Sunday school at 2 p m, Young peoples meeting at 6 p m, Salvation service at 8 p m. Monday Band of Love at 4 p m, band practice at 7 p m, Home League at 7 30 p m, Tuesday night meeting at 7 30 p m.

Salvation Army W. Vendeville Salvation Service Band of Love

Wednesday Public Service Schedule Card

The notice lists Wednesday night public service at 8 pm and Friday evening public service at 8 pm. It provides times but lacks locations or organizations guiding the events.

Women consulted shape new Oldsmobile comfort and design

Oldsmobile chief engineer John G. Wood credits opinions from scores of women as guiding refinements for the new model. He notes emphasis on front cabin comfort, reduced drafts, better pedal access, quieter dash, and easier accelerator use, leading to improved riding qualities and overall balance.

Oldsmobile John G. Wood Mr. Wood

Lincoln assassination anniversary recalls the conspirators

New York on April 14 marks sixty three years since Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth. The piece reviews the plot and the conspirators Mary Surratt Atzerodt Herold Powell Mudd O Laughlin Arnold Spangler and John Surratt with trial outcomes and sentences.

New York Abraham Lincoln John Wilkes Booth Booth Mary F. Suratt George Atzerodt David E. Herold Lewis Powell Payne Liberty Lloyd Lewis Surratt Ford Herold Washington Weichmann Joris J. Weichmann St. Charles Academy Suratt Weichgann Antonelli Jie Alexandria Egypt United States Tals Powell Atzerodt Dr. Mudd Edward Spangler Michael O'Laughlin Samuel Arnold Potomac

Rhinoceros Valued At Five Thousand Dollars In Zoo

London dispatch reports rhinoceros specimens like the one attacked in Central Africa by Geo. Fastman of Rochester New York fetch about 5000 dollars in captivity. The London Zoo lists the rhino as the most valuable among birds and reptiles, with the hippopotamus also costly but less so. Prices vary with supply and demand as few-dollar differences occur in quotations. Lions currently discounted in value.

London England Geo. Fastman Rochester N. Y Central Africa London Zoo

Lions and tigers fetch high prices at London zoo market

The article notes hunters have had success in catching big cats, with eleven lions at the London zoo valued around 200 dollars each and tigers at 500 to 600 dollars. It lists zoo prices for hippos, elephants, giraffes, baboons, pythons, tortoises, birds, penguins, monkeys, bears, and gorillas, and explains elephants can earn 1000 to 1500 dollars yearly by giving rides. Young giraffes are in demand but full grown ones have no market due to shipment limits by rail.

London Zoo Bird of Paradise

Automatic Tuning New Radio Device Signals a Change

New York April 14 The automatic radio set with front panel buttons offers instant access to a favorite station without dial turning. Invented by Harry N. Marvin, it builds on self starter ideas, enabling one to log familiar stations and switch back to manual tuning anytime.

New York Harry N. Marvin Marvin Commander E. McDonald Mconald McDonald

Carp On Menus in Michigan Restaurants

Michigan consumers and restaurants are embracing carp as a viable food source despite long local prejudice. The conservation department notes carp’s good flavor and low price, and urges fishermen to capitalize on its presence. Female carps produce millions of eggs yearly, and young carp receive little parental protection.

Laksing Paul Silas State Conservation Department Pauls Silaas New York Michigan

Food for Game Fish Questioned on Carp

The department notes carp offer a good food source for game fish and that bag limits are exaggerated. It asserts carp do not destroy fish life to a great extent nor prey upon fish eggs.

Paris kids ride hobby horses to draw patrons

In Paris several children’s bars have placed hobby horses for juvenile patrons to attract customers. The piece notes the growing trend and cites the era’s appetite for playful amusements as a backdrop to this neighborhood enterprise. The report mentions the era’s consumer goods pricing as context for entertainment purchases.

Paris

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