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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1931
Page
6
A dense listing of area churches with service times, Sunday schools, and sermons. Includes Holy Communion at First United, English and German services at John’s Lutheran, Baptist and Congregational schedules, and Catholic Masses at St. Peter’s and Holy Cross. Also notes Salvation Army, Gospel Mission, and several smaller congregations with contact church locations and weekly programs.
New London updates show the Community Fund receiving 2794 from subscriptions 1925 for Hospitals 50 for Salvation Army 133.83 for food fuel and milk 50 for Red Cross 10 for Girl Scouts 157.87 for Boy Scouts and 200 for Community Christmas with total expenditures 2576.70 leaving 217.30 at Third National and Savings and Loan Banks plus local notices of a court fine for Andrew Scott and Howard Bensinger for drinking while driving and various church and civic activities including a war hero burial and upcoming events by local clubs and lodges.
The Women’s Foreign Mission ary Society of the First M. E. Church met Wednesday at Mrs. Dora Watson’s home on Higo street with twenty members and two visitors. Ada Winebar read The Cloud of Witnesses, Christine Bingham sang, and Alice Arnold spoke on The Missionary Multiplier. A hate sale was planned for February 7, and refreshments were served by the hostesses.
The couple plans to reside with the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Myers, while Miss Grace Sewell of Kirksville visits her sister Mrs. A. W. Fitch and stays as a guest here.
West Russia items from Feb 7 cover funeral attendance for Mrs Keighley of Elyria in Birmingham. Also notes Kevin Seaton driving a new car, Benlers class pins, Engelbry Hungerford Florida trip, Leahy in Cleveland, Dan Campbell Sr visit to Elyria, William Clark entering Muskingum College, callers at Ben Dudley home, Catherine Clark at Kent College, Catherine and James Mosher farm sale to La Grange buyer and Wm Braun farm sold to Dover party.
Irvin Beaton and John Gerber attended the mass meeting of the American Legion held in the Lorain High School auditorium Sunday afternoon. Local residents and relatives gathered for the event including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Habo and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Knowles of Elgin. Several from Lorain attended the funeral of Mrs. H. B. Peabody of Oberlin on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ernest Gauman and daughter Viola visited relatives in Lorain, and Mrs. George Hahn spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs. Kreiger of Amherst.
Park Square displays a state flag to mark Westfield as the home city of Governor Joseph B Ely the first Western Massachusetts Democrat elected to the post Wasserman’s offer an extraordinary sale aimed at Elyria and surrounding areas promising a remarkable selection of values presented at an unparalleled price.
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