School Monday Night Event at 7 30 PM
A school program is set for Monday night at 7 30 PM in the school room.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1930
Page
6
A school program is set for Monday night at 7 30 PM in the school room.
African Methodist Jones Chapel on Seventeenth Street announces Sunday School at 9 30 AM Morning Service at 11 00 AM and a missionary program led by Pastor I J Northern.
A Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court ruling grants Standard Oil of Ohio a permanent injunction against a rival firm using red white and blue colors at service stations and pumps. Judge G A Starn cites risk of confusion and possible fraud, noting newspaper ads in red white and blue as evidence of exclusive rights.
A $50,000 damage suit was filed in Common Pleas Court against Dr. Manley A. Brandon of Lorain for alleged severe permanent burn from a high frequency electrical machine. Plaintiff Frieda Riley cites negligence. incident occurred November 10 after a plug dislodged from a clamp. Attorney Simon J. Green represents Riley amid a long list of local performers and pageant participants connected to the case.
Stop 7 C S W Line served by Rev B P Fulmer minister. Bible School at 9 30 A M led by W Benny superintendent. Public Worship at 10 45 A M with sermons to Juniors and to Adults.
At Third and Court Streets Dr A E Piper leads Sunday School at 9 00 morning service at 10 45 with the subject The Passing and the Pernmiment Ott Ppworth League Homecom tea and a 2 30 devotional service evening sermon There Go the Ships is the theme.
United Presbyterian on East Avenue and Grace Court hosts Bible School at 9 20 A M Y K C GC at 6 30 PM Prayer Meetings held Wednesday evening at Tig with Rev Geo Brown minister leading services
The Church of the Nazarene on 209 West Street Durbin lists Sunday School at 10:00 A M preaching at 11:00 A M Y P S L at 6 30 P M Evangelists Service at 7 20 P M Prayer meeting Thursday evenings altar call.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church at fourth street lists Pastor Harold A Sayles. Sunday School begins at 9 45 with a morning sermon at 10 43. Also mentions Princeton Avenue listing and Women’s Club in Varsonuavre.
North Ridgeville Congregational Church invites parishioners to a morning service at 11:00 led by Edward Young with the sermon God and the New Year. Special choir music and Sunday School follow. Christmas party set for Monday evening at the church.
Co F Wiseman pastor leads Shilowin Baptist Church with Sunday School at 9 50 A M and Evening Service at 7 00 P M. Car Lake Ave and West St provide the church location and contact. Rev C Brown is noted as pastor for the morning and evening services.
Bethany Baptist Church on Seventeenth Street announces Sunday School at 9:00 with Deacon Munk as superintendent. Morning service at 1.99 and a Young People's meeting at 6:00 P.M. Evening service led by Deacon Dickerson at 7:30. Reverend G. T. Settle is the pastor.
Rev Wm F Farly pastor leads Sunday School at 10 90 A M and morning service at 11 59 P M BY P O A L Wednesday evening prayer service at 6 00 P M notes a BIY? correction: day and time details presented in casual notation.
North Ridgerside Rev Fr John N Rhein presides first mass at 9 30 A M second at 11 45 A M Vincent M E Church Berea Pastor Mr Pamer morning service at 7 00 P M Sunday School at 11 00 A M Foly Cross Church Fourteenth St and West Ave Rev S Rybach Masses at 8 15 and 10 45 A M
Gospel Mission at 144 East Bridge Street lists morning service at 10:00, Sunday School at 2:09 PM, preaching service at 0:00 PM, Sunday evening service at 7:50 PM, and a Wednesday travel service at 0:00 PM.
Odd Fellow's Hall at 586 Broad Street hosts Anna Hale as pastor with an afternoon service at 2 50 and a spiritual lecture at 7 20 p m Messages by certified mediums and healing demonstrations noted Salvation Army services Saturday evening open air service
Sunday morning services include Jail Service at 9 200, Holiness Meeting at 10 50, and Sunday school at 2 00. Sunday afternoon features Y P L at 7 0 and an Open Air service at 7 50. Sunday evening ends with a Salvation meeting at 8 00 on Square.
Second Street and Middle Avenue hosts morning worship at 10:45 with Bible School at 9:15 led by Minister Robert T. Ketcham. Evening worship at 7:00, B Y B with June Welty president, prayer meeting at 7:36 Wednesday. Director and organist Prof L Cotlolden from Oberlin Conservatory.
The United Bible Students plan a Sunday morning gathering at 10 30 bringing together members for worship and study in a shared faith event with scheduled attendance.
The notice lists First Congregational at Corner Court and Second streets with Dr W M Auld sermon by the minister. Church School and morning worship times are given with 10 43 as the service time.
Grace Lutheran Church on Princeton Avenue and Last River Street with Rev Warry C Mulily as pastor offers Sunday School and adult Bible classes at 10 AM Morning Service at 10 45 and Evening Service at 7 PM.
Cambridge and Prospects Streets note Francis A LaCroix as Pastor. Church School at 9 30 a m led by Eugene Wilson Superintendent. Morning Worship at 11 00 a m.
The Church of Christ on Second and Chappel Streets announces services with morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 50 P M. Christian Endeavor at 6 50 P M. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 50 P M. Wim C Fowler is minister.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 09 Last Avenue offers a morning service at 11:00 with a Sunday school at 9:45 and 11:80, and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8:00 PM. The Pedington Block Reading Room at Middle Ave and Second St opens daily except Sundays and holidays from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and 7:00 to 9:00 PM on Saturdays.
The First Spiritualist church holds a Sunday evening service at 7 30 in the M W A hall on Broad Street. Competent mediums will officiate. Also a watch night party and annual prophecy at the home of Mrs Smith at 650 Broad Street.
St Pauls Evangelical Church at 50 Third Street announces the Sunday School at 9 3 and morning service at 10 45 led by Pastor Ernst Irion Evangelical Young Peoples League meets at 6 30 with Evelyn Lehmann as leader.
Second M E Church at 2507 Middle Avenue led by Rev J E Burton offers an 11:00 AM sermon, 3:90 PM home-coming service, 6:30 PM Epworth League, and 7:00 PM Wednesday prayer meeting.
Detroit area Avon M E Church lists pastor F A Ashburn. Sunday School at 10 00, Morning Worship at 31 10, Evening Service at 7 0. The notice records typical weekly worship times and leadership for parishioners.
At Episcopal Sir. Andrew'shurch corner Middle and Third Edwin B. Redhead rector leads Holy Communion at 7 30 A M Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10 45 Theme A Child like Maith Evening Service at 7 50 with a sermon period devoted to favorite Christmas carols Christmas festival for the church
Broad Street and West Avenue church announces Sunday School and Bible class with Rev Armin Schroeder leading. English service at 16 00 and German service at 11 00.
An Oberlin village ordinance passed Friday evening imposes a ten dollar fine on owners letting dogs run unmuzzled and authorizes any person to kill unmuzzled dogs. The marshal is tasked with killing unmuzzled canines amid concerns over recent mad dog incidents. Also noted: Fremont evening train now stops at Oberlin westbound, delaying access to Cleveland until 2:20 p.m. Gold prospecting reported in Richland County with New Yorkers forming a company to pursue mining profits.
40 years ago report notes discussion of a new county jail with estimated costs from 30 000 to 250 000. North Amherst public meeting at Plato's hall considered forming a stock company to manufacture shears with over 3 000 subscribed, led by Elyria shear maker Mr Bulcroft, moving organizer.
A prospectus describes a southward line from Wellington to Mansfield named the Mansfield Savannah and Wellington line. Promoters promise future construction, though rails are not yet purchased. The note frames a bold, early 20th century regional railway dream with local booster tone.
George Scott, state speaker at the Lorain County Farmers Institute in Brownhelm, said living depends on fancy pictures and paper, not tariffs or party. Amherst high school boys repair a vacant gym space behind central high for a new gym and to form an athletic club next week.
Russell and Lester Cook returned from Ohio State University at Columbus to spend Christmas with their parents, while many families hosted guests from nearby towns. The piece notes numerous dinners, gifts, and social calls across Lakewood, Elyria, Grafton, Lorain, and Richmond, including a sixtieth wedding anniversary, basketball game results, and a box of oranges from Orlando.
West Ridge residents attend church and social events. Henry Pallas and daughters Margaret and Mindred join an organ recital at St Pauls in Elyria. Several residents visit games, return home for vacations, and host guests. A box of food was sent to the Soldiers Home in Dayton for disabled veterans.
Local residents gather for Christmas events across Elyria and nearby towns. Students and teachers such as Marian Pallas and Mildred Pallas attend parties, Cantata at the Evangelical church, piano duets by Lavonne Erlin and Burnell Drusendahl, and Village families host friends and relatives during holiday visits. Strong ties among Penfound, Burrer, Pope, Sippel, and Toth families are shown through church and school gatherings.
A Christmas operetta The End of the Santa Claus Trail presented by Murray Ridge pupils Friday evening at the school house. Cast included Snow Man Snow Flakes and Christmas Tree with gifts exchanged after. Local families joined in holiday visits and gatherings during the season.
Christmas Day visits noted across South Ridge with Bechtels, Baus, Friday, Fowl, Spiegelberg, Schlechter, Delefield, Knittle, and Kolbe families from Lorain to Middle Ridge. A Christmas Eve program at the church featured prayers, recitations, songs, and a piano solo, with numerous local names participating.
Frank Bechtel spent Christmas Day with his daughter and family Mr and Mrs Howard Dayton in Cleveland and others noted in the listing.
Sunday School at 10 00 A M and Worship at 11 A M led by Pastor Rev Amorg. The notice lists service times and the name of the pastor for the day.
The Ridgeville Grange held its annual Christmas party at the Grange Hall with a large, cheerful crowd. Miss Doris Fortune led the Juvenile Grange, while a program featured piano solos, recitations, violin and piano performances, and a group pantomime. Gifts were given to each juvenile, and the meeting discussed new degree-work plans to unite four Granges and to stage a countywide degree, plus a January 6th North Elyria Grangers play at Ridgeville Grange Hall and baskets for the needy.
Dr Byron W Hall trapped a pure white oppossum with black ear markings near the Elkhorn river mouth, the first of its kind seen in the area. Hall attributes its color to a hereditary throwback, noting initial observers thought it was a cat.
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