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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1926
Page
6
The Junior League of St Peters and the Senior League Evange Church held meetings at their church parlors. Leaders Helen Mischka and Miss Lowie Albrecht led discussions on Christian Endeavor and lives transformed by Christ.
Impressive services were held at the High school auditorium in South Amherst for Harry Townsend aged 25 who died of heart failure Friday while attending a Ridgeville basketball game. Rev. R. A. Pelt officiated with a male quartet, pallbearers were school board members, and Townsend was honored by the basketball team. The body was shipped to Martinsville for burial.
Revival services will be held this week at the Amherst Congregational Church. Rev. Edwin Kirby of Elyria will lead this evening’s meeting. Afternoon services follow on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at 2 o'clock and will continue nightly this week except Saturday.
Mrs L Stough marked her 67th birthday with five former Sunday School scholars of the Simpson Class at Franklyn Ave M E Church Cleveland. Guests from Lakewood and West Cleveland joined the celebration at the Stough home, presenting a decorated cake and a chiffon scarf.
Church events and services announced across multiple listings. Lenten services at St Josephs RoC Church. German services at St Peters Evang and St Peters Lutheran. Rev Schuster to lead revival through Sunday. Bake sale by Sophomore girls netted proceeds. local residents and families mentioned at homes and visits.
Booth urged that the modern child faces a harsh environment and that friendship and guidance are essential during adolescence. He noted millions of youths never enter church influence and said juvenile crime stems from home conditions, urging community support for youth work and welfare efforts.
Elyria discussant cites hereditary influence ignorance and environment as the three main environments shaping youth behavior. He urges home talks, religious life in schools, and strong adult mentorship through organizations like Boy Scouts and YMCAs to reduce delinquency and build character. He notes high school guidance struggles and low Sunday school exposure among incarcerated youths.
Addressen is set to visit EBlyria High School on April 8 to speak to students about a tale. He returns after grieving his wife and child who died two weeks ago in China. The Sunday speaker is Dr W H DuBois, leader of the colored race.
The Arbor Land Company to Emily Caln sublot 26 in Wood haven Bed Subdivision No 2 Avon Lake 1000. George A Rinapack to John L Emoerich lot 74 in Sheffield two 5000. Katherine Reeder to George H Tulk Jr lot 42 In Cap Ely's Attorneys West River Street Allot ment Elyvin 6000. Allla A Snyder to Liberty B Ware sublet 897 In The Vermil Ion-on-the-Lake Sub-division Brownhelm twp 4500. Harry KE Barr to Mildred Moon Berrier part of original Avon twp Avon Lake 600. Julia Toth Lo Andy Simon lots 23-24 In Ridgevilla Heights Ridgeville two 500. The Clayton C Townes Com pany to Leroy H Campbell part of section 7 of Avon Two Avon Lake 3000. Harry L Woodratt to Jora W Groomes at 76 in the original village plat of Charleston Lorain 2500. The Bdick Building Company to Mario J Dorain sublet 21 in the altered plat of Lorain Stone Companys Second Subdivision Lorain 2000.
Charley Mitchell, an English middleweight, battled John L. Sullivan for 39 rounds in Chantilly, France, in a historic long duel that tested endurance and skill.
A garbled note describes Willie Hosea’s right hand being heavily insured, with references to the policy and handshake implications. The fragment hints at a risk or saluted gesture linked to the insured limb.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant safe laxative for all ages. It promises relief from biliousness and constipation, claiming the product cleanses and refreshes the entire system with a pink tongue and clear head as benefits.
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