Sunday school board pays outstanding bills
Sunday school session a meeting of the Sunday school board was held at which time all outstanding bills were ordered paid. An explorer believes that the earth is near the end of the Ice age.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1930
Page
4
Sunday school session a meeting of the Sunday school board was held at which time all outstanding bills were ordered paid. An explorer believes that the earth is near the end of the Ice age.
A Paris letter notes two nations set to be marked within a year as the United States finishes its French style government home on Place de la Concorde while across the street an American style night club rises.
The United States will use an eighteenth century French architect’s plans for a new Embassy-Consulate, while France seeks a modern night club design in America opposite the site. A wooded avenue named for Jacques Ange Gabriel runs between the two buildings as the Americans align with French architectural style to harmonize with the Hotel Chilon and the Ministry of the Marine.
The famed Paris Ambassadeurs cafe concert on the Champs-Elysees is being demolished for a new all American nightclub. The old rambling mansion with murals and rose garden will give way to a modern American design while across the street the United States builds a stately French-style building. The change marks a shift from French atmosphere to a jazz oriented American venue once hosting Yvette Guilbert and Marguerite Dufay among others.
Twenty members of Class Number Four of the Methodist church at Vincent held a Christmas gathering in the church parlors with exchanged gifts and refreshments. Numerous local families visited relatives and attended a Garfield schoolhouse dance. attendance at Sunday school was sixty nine due to illness and holidays. Reverend Pamer announced meetings for rural churches and a proposed Sunday evening service with potential involvement from a Christian Endeavor worker.
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