Service On Good Friday At North Eaton Church
North Eaton Church observes Good Friday with a song and devotional service beginning at 8 00. Miss Ada Smith of Clyria will be guest speaker. A men's quartet will also be on the program.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
12
North Eaton Church observes Good Friday with a song and devotional service beginning at 8 00. Miss Ada Smith of Clyria will be guest speaker. A men's quartet will also be on the program.
After a luncheon at the church the Eaton Society voted to accept an invitation from the Eaton Ladies to meet with them. Briefs note Ordella Walker is bedfast with three day measles. Rev Koontz spoke at the W C T U Institute with violin solo by Mrs Koontz and piano by Agnes Del Lloyd. Dr May of Oberlin will lecture on Archeology at Damascus and Holy Week customs, with Good Friday communion services announced. Everyone is welcome.
Mr and Mrs W A Wallington arrived in Elyria Friday from a winter stay in Eustis Florida. Mrs Wallington is confined to Flyria Clinic recovering from her trip. Mrs Charles Black is in Memorial Hospital in critical condition. Robert Wilcox of Elyria could not attend Sunday church due to a severe bronchial attack impacting his participation in the musical program.
A series of real estate transfers include Ethel and Richard Plas with Celia and Paul Dietz to Anna Thome for 11 acres on Ridges Road Avon, Daisy Paddock inherits North Prospect Street Oberlin, Podraka to Jantz and back on Mendel Court Middle Avenue Elyria, Fletterichs to Brenners with Grandview subdivision Black River, and Link to Miller on City Hall Place Lorain. Palestine exports exceed a million dollars in goods and imports reach about five million dollars from Germany last year.
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