Central Book Store Delivery Service Announcement
Delivery service call instruction directs patrons to Central Book Store on Church Street for orders and inquiries. The notice emphasizes contacting the store to arrange deliveries.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1937
Page
8
Delivery service call instruction directs patrons to Central Book Store on Church Street for orders and inquiries. The notice emphasizes contacting the store to arrange deliveries.
The community hosts multiple events this week including Sunday School teachers and officers meeting at the Ehrmans on Cornell avenue, a Senior League backward party, church council at the church parlors, choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30, a German service next Sunday at 8 30, and the Mother Daughter party of the Philathea Bible class on May 12 with entertainment and refreshments. Catholic Women host lectures in Cleveland and St Ann circles meet Elyria with date specifics. The Altar Rosary Society to take communion next Sunday at 8 am and Crown ing of the May Queen services set for 7 30 Sunday evening.
A group of Woman Missionary societies gather Tuesday at South Ridge Evangelical church for two sessions at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The Young People Missionary Circle meets Tuesday evening at Brownhelm Evangelical church. Prayer meeting is at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. Truth Seekers class meets Friday at Mr and Mrs Bechtel home. Youth Conference at West 65th Evangelical Cleveland Saturday starts 2 p.m. Banquet at 6 p.m. and service at 7:50 p.m. A local church group will attend.
Sunday illustrated lecture on the colored mission at Piny Woods School highlights Lutheran work in religious education. Concordia Club meets Tuesday at church parlors. two quilting sessions planned Wednesday at Hoff man and Schulry homes with noon tureen dinner. Missionary Endeavor quarterly meet Thursday. Walther Leagues spring rally at Berea Wednesday with banquet at 6 30. Ladies Hospital Auxiliary meets tonight at the gas office. Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland meets Tuesday at Odd Fellow Hall. Legion auxiliary meets Tuesday at Town Hall club rooms. Hickory Tree Grange meets Tuesday at Grange Hall. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters plan a public card party Thursday at Pythian Hall with games and lunch.
The Medina Association of Congregational churches gathers Wednesday at Oberlin Congregational Church for an all day session with delegates attending. The Ladies Society meets Wednesday afternoon with a 1 39 luncheon and hostesses Mrs H W Powers and Mrs H A Monger. Adult Young People plan a Friday meeting to be announced. Bible Study class postponed.
The Bible Study class holds its weekly meeting Thursday evening at the I G Maxwell home on Park Avenue with Mrs A K Jenne as leader. A quarterly conference for Amherst Axtel and South Amherst M E Churches takes place Friday evening at the South Amherst church with Dr V Wagar Oberlin district superintendent in charge. A Brotherhood sponsored dinner is planned for Saturday evening at the church parlors.
The church announces a pot-luck supper to be served at 6 30 pm inviting all members and friends to attend.
The Crusaders prayer meeting will be at William Kunzman’s home on Jackson Street. The weekly ladies prayer meeting is Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage on Washington Avenue. Wednesday and Friday evening services remain at 7 30.
Admissions entries list names Leland Pack Florence Maybelle Orsini Am herst Vermilion and others C L Mottke George Kie Beck associated with the district R D 1.
Discharges listed include Mrs. Charles Mollson and baby girl on Park Avenue, Mrs. Leo Coleman and baby boy from Beaver Park, Mrs. P. Rusek and baby girl in Lorain, and Earl Miller in Brownhelm. Social notes mention visits, a WTAM broadcast by Maurice Strohmeier under the name Charles Neil, and local hospital admissions and travel.
Oberlin Conservatory senior Charlotte Landeen will give a piano recital in Warner Concert Hall on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The program features Bach preludes from Well Tempered Clavier Brahms Intermezzi Op 76 No 4 Op 117 No 2 Op 119 No 3 and Beethoven Sonatas Op 56 Appassionata with Allegro Assai Andante Don Moto and Allegro Ma non Troppo.
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