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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1932
Page
8
A large crowd heard Dr. Neighbour speak on the Second Coming at Bethany Baptist Church. The program includes a 3 PM lecture on What Will Happen When the King Comes Back and a Sunday night talk on The Signs of the Times.
The passage asserts a literal personal visible return of Christ, urging readiness and faith in biblical plain statements. It argues that Christ’s words require direct belief, not allegorical interpretation, and warns that spiritualizing them falsifies the Word. It emphasizes occupying until He comes and the inevitability of His glory with the Father and holy angels.
In North Olmsted on December 3 Mrs Belle Tellman and Mrs A N Eldred were chosen as delegates to the Congregational meeting held in Cleveland on Tuesday November 29. They traveled with Rev Clyde L Kuhn and his wife, the local church pastor. The Welfare Committee announced regular Executive Board meetings on the first and third Thursday evenings each month at 7 20 at the Town Hall. Boy Stout Troop 210 of the Congregational church led a hike with Scout Master Paul assisted by
North Ridgeville and surrounding areas list church services across denominations with multiple parishes including First Baptist, St Peter's Catholic, United Bible Students and others. Events cover Sunday worships, Sunday schools, youth programs, midweek studies, and community notices with local pastors and service times.
The Golden Text Murray in Rochester in honor of the birthday of their daughter Betty. Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Baird were Mr. Baird's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Griggs of Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wessel, of Elyria, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Mary Goss. Mrs. Martha Burrows spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Goss and sons, it being the birthdays of Herbert and Leland Goss. Miss Wilma Lampen and Mrs. C. FE. Gill and Mrs. C. H. Lam pen were Blyria shoppers. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. McClellan spent Thursday with their daughter and husband in Greenwich. Mrs. Russell Murray and infant son, of Rochester, visited her sister. The Sam Davidson tenant house known as the Elmer Hayes house burned early Thursday. no one lived there. Maurice Davidson expected to move in soon and was papering rooms. A stove warming the house is believed to have caused the fire from the chimney.
Monday evening visitors to Mr and Mrs Jerry Spice included Ervin Schmidt and family from Medina. Cleveland guests Grover Stoup and Misa Vivian Jones with mother visited the Stoup and Meyers households. Raymond Smith marked his fifth wedding anniversary Saturday in his new Homer home with friends present.
Sunday dinner guests of Rev E C Myers included F H McClellan and family and Dean McClellan party from New London. Remember the Ladies Aid Society of the Brighton M B church will hold a bazaar in the Brighton School auditorium on Wednesday evening December 7 with a short program. Everyone is invited. Mr and Mrs Austin Ewell and family were Sunday dinner guests at Russell Ewell’s home.
The Elyria and Sheffield Township Farm Bureau met at Gulf Road Schoolhouse with good attendance. Lester Youtzy was re elected president and Pp. L. Chambers secretary. A dues reduction was approved. A play was staged by local members, and members discussed district meeting plans for Elyria.
A group of friends surprised Mrs Henry Jackson Monday evening to celebrate her birthday. Guests included H C Chambers family, B F Jackson, Al Warner, Percy Chambers and families, Alta Myers, Herbert Chambers and family, and Henry Jackson and family. Also notes on Brookside High School glee clubs practice and community notices.
Miss Hary Kinzel of Avon visited her sister Mrs. Martin Schuster and family along with BE W. Eppley Mrs. H. L. Comstock and son Harrison. Joyce Johnston of West Ridge spent time with Laura Fridenstein. Nettie Eldred and sons Frank and Louis visited Irvin Eldred and family. Mrs. Albert Schuster and infant returned home from Elyria Memorial Hospital on Ridge Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Albert Schuster hosted a christening party for their infant son William Joseph on Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Louis Wilber of Columbia Station Mr and Mrs Curley Wessel of Wakeman Mr and Mrs Joseph Uber of Avon Lake and Mr and Mrs Martin Shuster.
Gladys Freeland returns to Kent College after holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Grant Freeland. John Stang is absent from school due to chicken pox. Box social sponsored by the:
Local notes recount a busy week at Murray Ridge with parent section items, visits from Elyria and Akron residents, and a Rural Welfare Group gathering at Mrs. Cora’s home. Attendees included Vincent Nugent, Edward Welsh, Pearl Eppley, and others. a birthday party for Ernest Haag with friends and family.
A 14 1 2 pound sugar beet, weighed after topping, was produced on W. E. Eltzroth’s ranch near Laurel. Four acres yielded 105 tons of beets in a thin season. The article notes high Japanese industry duties of 30 to 50 percent as a separate point.
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