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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1936

Page

9

Simple Methodist Wedding For Gregg Goodspeed Couple

The ceremony took place at 2 30 PM at First Methodist Church with Hov. Davis Gregg's daughter and William Herman Goodspeed exchanging vows. The bride wore terra cotta satin with a gardenia shoulderette. Joyce Gregg was bridesmaid in Holland blue. After a motor trip south, the couple will reside at 1816 East Avenue after January 15. A club meeting reviewed Roll River by James Boyd, noting its two part tale of Clara and Tommy Rand and Mary Austin's life.

First Methodist Church Hov. Davis Gregs Harry H. Gregg la Porte William Herman Goodspeed Albert H. Goodspeed East Avenue E. J. Bond Joyce Gregg Churchill Goodspeed Roll River James Boyd D. C. Martin William Muir Auld Eastern Heights Boulevard Pennsylvania Clara Rand Tommy Rand Galsworthy Rockwood Mary Austin New York Times George Brownell Park Avenue

Entertain Star Members by Eastern Star Meeting

Approximately one hundred members of the Order of Eastern Star attended a business session last evening and were entertained by the 1935 officers and committees under Florette Heidrich. Refreshments were served in the dining room by Stella Miller’s committee, followed by informal dancing. Music was provided by Martin Schroeder, Leroy Schroeder, and Arthur Hiscox with Katherine Merris on piano. Next regular meeting set for Friday evening January 17.

Order of Eastern Star Florette Heidrich Stella Miller Martin Schroeder Leroy Schroeder Arthur Hiscox Katherine Merris

Three P T A Meet Three Elyria Associations

Three Elyria Parent-Teacher Associations plan meetings next week. Edison Association meets Thursday at 7:00 p.m. with readings by Jeanne Smith music and C M Williams, school attendance officer, address. refreshments provided. Franklin P T A meets at 3:15 p.m. with Miss Linda Cuyler of the Elyria Library speaking and pupil music. Allen Association also meets at 7:30 p.m. with Elyria and Garford Associations attending.

Elyria Edison Association Jeanne Smith C. M. Williams Allen Association Ely and Garford Linda Cuyler Elyria Library Franklin P. T. A

Plan for Tureen Dinner Before Eagles Auxiliary Meeting

Plans were made for a tureen dinner at six o'clock preceding the next regular Eagles Auxiliary meeting. The meeting will be held on January 15 in Eagles hall, followed by an entertainment for members and friends with a large attendance expected.

Eagles Eagles Hall

Couple To Celebrate Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs William Crawford mark their golden wedding anniversary on January 7 at their Indian Hollow road home in Pulaski County Kentucky after over twenty four years there. Born in Lorain and southern Ohio the couple have seven children eleven grandchildren and a family dairy business. Owing to Mrs Crawford health the celebration will be quiet.

William Crawford Pulaski County Kentucky Indian Hollow Road Addie Glading Lorain Root Road Mr. Crawford Ohio Webster Elyria Elmer Crawford Elsie Minkler Harwood Street Blanche Frank Crawford Middle Avenue Earl C Waterstreet William Jr la Grange Road Harold

Ashbolt Outlines First Term Goals Before Elyria Club

Representative William Ashbolt reviewed his first term in the State Legislature for twenty five members of the Civics and Political Science department of the Elyria Woman's Club. He discussed two proposed laws to curb beer sales to minors and to ban professional marathon dances. He reiterated a pledge against new taxes and criticized tax spenders while predicting lower spending if funds are cut. Special music featured trumpet solos by Alvin Portman from Birmingham. The next meeting is set for the first Friday in February.

William Ashbolt Elyria Woman’s Club Alvin Portman Miss Howe Birmingham

Home Circle Guests Celebrate, Announce Open Installation

Home Circle conducted routine business at S. O. O. F. Hall last night. Jesse Cohagen State Deputy of Cleveland and E. Thomas Supervisor of Sharon, Pennsylvania spoke, praising the Circle. Prizes awarded for pinochle and banco. open installation set for January seventeenth.

S. O. O. F. Hall Jesse Cohagen Cleveland E. Thomas Sharon Pennnsylvania Minnie Lewis Herman Smith Lucile Senning Joe Hanson A. M. Brenner Earl Kaylor Jean Heimsath Edward Smith

Mrs Lees Hosts Hi-Time Club Bridge Event

Mrs Lees of Colonial Apartments entertained Hi-Time Club Friday. After the bridge games Mrs William Wooden won high score and Mrs Forest McCoy took second. The hostess served salad at individual tables. In two weeks Aileen Williams will entertain at her home 1140 Ninth Street Lorain.

Herbert Lees Colonial Apartments William Wooden Forest McCoy Aileen Williams Ninth Street Lorain

Hospital Discussions and Discharges List

Hospital discussions mention Elmer Reed Graf ton Uphtha Halloway at 419 West 16th street and Mrs Alfred Darey L107 Ener avenue along with Harland Blaine 418 Kenyon avenue Mrs James Tichenor 448 Oxford Mrs Hayward Cronover Rocky River William Powell 158 Lake avenue Discharges include Mrs Rudolph Pase now 510 West 16th Robert McDermott 146 Clinton Street and Clarence Wethling 512 East avenue.

Elmer Reed Grafton Uphtha Halloway West 16Th Street Alfred Darey Ener Ave Harland Blaine Kenyon Ave James Tichenor Oxford Hayward Cronover Rocky River William Powell Lake Ave Rudolph Pasenow West 16Th Robert McDermott Clinton Street Clarence Wethling East Ave

Calendar of PTA and club events fills Monday schedule

Executive committee of the High School PTA meets Monday at 4 30 in room 1388 Washington building. Numerous society meetings follow including Bible classes, Sorority Sigma Gamma, Susanna Wesley, Happy Pinochle, Sunny Side Up, BRBB with Mrs Huffman, A A W Drama Group, Mission Study Club, church staff meeting with Rev Burrell Jones of Japan, E L F Club, Firelight Girls, Cascada Lodge, Queen Esther Circle, Townsend Club officers election at 7 50 p m, Musical Art Society rehearsal at Y M C A, Holiness prayer at 316 Eleventh street, Canton train and Auxiliary, Vv FL W and Auxiliary, Columbia Club, Junior Dept Woman's Club, and South Side Neighborhood Bible class at 2 30 with Mrs Spieth and First Congregational Guild meeting at 2 30.

Washington Minnie Brown Sigma Gamma Sorority Fred Smith Cambridge Avenue Susanna Wesley Marian Keeler Kenyon Clyde Clapp Cleveland Sreet Sunny Side Up William Yizerow BR. B B W. Huffman Hawthorne Street Harold Rorick Harvard Avenue 1St Cong’s Women’s Association Mission Study Club Cora Mayr Walton C. Burnell Jones Japan Firelight Girls Cascada Lodge Woodman Hall Queen Esther Circle M. E Church E. J. Bond Eastave Townsend Club Musical Art Society William Boone Eleventh Street Canton Vv. FL Columbia Club Woman's Club South Side P. A. Spieth 8Th Street Guild of 1St Cong’s

Honored at Dinner by Savages for Hope Gregg and Herman Goodspeed

Miss Hope Gregg and Herman Goodspeed were guests of honor at a dinner held by Mr and Mrs P M Savage at the Elyria Country Club with twelve attendees. The evening included elegant Madeira linens four ivory candles a floral centerpiece and dancing at Schneiders Inn after dinner.

Miss Hope Gregg Herman Goodspeed P. M. Savaze Lakewood Elyria Country Club Johanna Hill Schneiders Inn Hope Gregg Churchill Goodspeed Elaine LePonce Donna Dickason Joyce Grege Delt Savage Mack Dickason Florold Wieland P. M. Savage

Merrimans return home from holidays in Chicago Oak Park and Valparaiso

Multiple named individuals resume posts after holiday visits. pneumonia confines R C Morrow at 318 Sixth Street. Dusthimer couple return from Florida and Newark visit. Malcolm Patrick leaves for Ohio State University. Elaine Cale recovering after Elyria Clinic operation. Mrs P M Cellar returns from Charleston WV. a son born to Mr and Mrs James Tichenor on January third at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Pilgrim church Sunday School Followers of Jesus meet at Mrs Ray Cliff home with Irene Eckenroad presiding. luncheon served at Eleanor May Helling home. meeting set for two weeks hence.

H. W. A Merriman Princeton Avenue Chicago Oak Park Illinois Valparaiso Indiana R. C. Morrow Sixth Street F. A. Dusthimer Florida Newark Ohio East River Street Oxford Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Pilgrim Church Followers of Jesus Ray Cliff Irene Eckenroad

Installation planned by Royal Neighbors in Woodman Hall

Royal Neighbors met in Woodman Hall last night to plan an open installation set for Friday January seventeenth. Edith May Williama, Past Oracle, will be installed as officer. After the business meeting members played pinochle and ped.

Royal Neighbors Woodman Hall Seventeeth Edith May Williama Oracle

Holiday Party for Sunshine Clan Members Held at Elysium

Holiday Party members gathered yesterday for a luncheon at The Elysium to start the af fair. Ladies visited Mrs. E Waldron on Stanford avenue for a Christmas gift exchange and played progressive Pedro. Prizes went to Mrs. August Miller Mrs. Lynn Peters and Mrs. Charles Bieffeldt. Hosts announced February seventh for the next gathering at Mrs Addis Shuster s George street home.

Sunshine Clan Elysium E. Waldron Stanford Avenue Pedro August Miller Lynn Peters Charles Bieffeldt Addis Shuster George Street

New Officers Preside Past Presidents Club Meeting

The Auxiliary to Sons of Union Vet PTA ANS met yesterday at Jessie Coniam on Princeton avenue. New officers led the business session. Readings and contests entertained with prizes to Nina Rhodes and Jennie Tent. A Terrehment course followed, with next meeting February 7 at Martha Refenning's Third street home.

Sons of Union Vet- Ptaans Jessie Coniam Princeton Avenue Nina Rhodes Jennie Martha Refenning Third Street

Club Entertained With Sewing At Hysell Home

The Foorget-McNeat club was entertained at Mrs Marie Hysell home Thursday afternoon with sewing and games as the pastime Mrs J L Morris won the afternoon prize A refreshment course was served at five o clock to seven members present The event occurred at LaVonna Juttons Floral Court on January 16 South End Home Department meets Tuesday January 7 with Mrs Walter Dyke 1256 East River Street at 2 PM

Foorget-McNeat Marie Hysell JL. Morris LaVonna Jutton Floral Court South End Home Department Walter Dyke East River Street

Elyria Socials and Local Notices Chronicle

Licenses granted to Francis J. Mrukowaki and Mary Louise Den gate both Elyria inspectors. Norman Taylor and Julia Ann Griesser Black River township. Mrs Curtis Atkinson hosted a shower for daughter Mrs Junior Gwin in Elyria apartments. Fat Club marks second anniversary. Fourteen guests attended luncheon. silver and red appointments noted. Fourteen members drove to Cleveland for dinner and The Bishop Misbehaves at Playhouse. Mesdames Bogart Haltar and J Kolopus provided cars. Mrs Hearne and Mrs Evans joined a group of seventeen for Lotua Gardens and Palace Theatre visit. Junior Protected Home Circle met with twelve girls and three boys present. officers to be installed January 17. L B Hindman selects The Test of Deads for Elyria Men’s Bible class at Rivoli Theatre Sunday. Paul Wainwright to lead singing with a solo.

Curtis Atkinson Elyria Block Junior Gwin Mesdames Bogart, Haltar J. Kolopus Junior Legion Auxiliary Cleveland Hearne Evans Lotua Gardens Palace Theatre L. B. Hindman Elyria Men’s Rivoli Theatre Paul Wainwright

Belden Farmers Institute Set For Jan 4–5 Program Notes

Grafton Jan 4 Belden Farmers Institute will convene in the Belden school auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday January 4 and 5. The program lists morning and afternoon sessions with speeches, readings, music, and posters awards led by Principal E L Terman and Rev Beebe and featuring Mrs Charles Lawrence Mrs J D Mennell Mr Peters and Mrs Lawrence among others. Dinner served both days by the Belden Community Circle and the P T A.

Grafton Belden Beebe Charles Peters Selden Armbruster Beriswill America Mr. Peters J. D. Mennell C. H. Swan Lawrence Leon Lehman Music Girls Glue Club C. T. Hummel Feters Mnusic George Edwards Misa Sponsellar

The Bandit Lin Pu Turns Evangelist in Amoy

Lin Pu, a bandit chief for two decades and opium smoker, nears the mat shed in Amoy where Dr. Sherwood Eddy speaks. An entry permit requires a signed card, highlighting a literacy barrier amid a dramatic crossing of paths.

Lin Pu Amoy China Sherwood Eddy

Directory of local churches and services

Directory lists FIRST CONGREGATIONAL FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FIRST METHODIST Princeton Ave at Garford and other congregations with service times Bible schools morning worship and various midweek events. It notes pastors and locations across town including St. John Lutheran and St. Pauls Evangelical with dates and times for classes prayers and evening services.

Grace Lutheran Church

Hungarian Themed Sunday Services Announced at Local Church

Rev Bela P Bacso a9 A M Sunday School 109% Church Service Sermon In Hungarian Theme Why Have Reverent 2 On Afternoon Service 590 F M Christian Endeavor Miss Margaret Sabo will lead

Bela P. Bacso Christian Endeavor Margaret Sabo Willl

Lin Pu's turn from bandit to farmer and preacher

Lin Pu could not write so he cut a hole in the thatched wall and quit his bandit life. Dr. Eddy urged reform and noted Lin Pu's conversion to Christianity sixteen years ago. Many bandits and families have become Christians and taken up farming, though Lin Pu still cannot write and lives on ten dollars a month while aiding violent gangs in the region. Dr. Eddy met Lin Pu in Amoy last winter and enrolled his small son in school.

Lin Pu China Dr. Eddy Amoy J

What is Transmissive and Creative Teaching

A church forum contrasts transmissive teaching as a failed method that transfers fixed knowledge through a pen without cognitive engagement, with creative teaching that focuses on developing persons and character. Creative teaching centers on growth, ideas, and life outlook rather than passing along a static stock of facts.

Church of Christ Scientist Sermon Read Across Congregations

The Church of Christ Scientist presents the lesson sermon on the subject God to be read in all churches. The program outlines the weekly study across Christ Scientist assemblies and emphasizes spiritual teachings.

Church of Christ Scientist God Church of Christ

Sunday January 5 1936 Lesson Sermon Golden Text

The text includes the Golden Text from Psalm 86 and Luke 17 verses about the kingdom of God within, plus a Mary Baker Eddy quote from Science and Health noting harmony arises with deeper understanding of God. The article centers on religious lesson content and cited scriptures.

Mary Baker Eddy

Undefined Sermon Fragments on Duty Faith and Character

A collection of brief aphorisms and sayings on duty adversity faith and forgiveness from historical figures. It contrasts actions without motive with true character noting that truth endures even as ideas shift and urging humility forgiveness and integrity.

Addison Lord Bacon Beecher Lloga

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hope Davis Gregg P-T. A.s Atlantic Reo The Brown Co Lodi St Ashbolt Home Circle Mrs. Lees Campaign For Vernon Wade Wagar Chamber Music Society Ensemble Romance of the Gil Berry University of Illinois Eleanor May Helling Winckles Street Wilmot Printing CO Masonic Temple Schwind’s Picture &Tore Second Street Francis J. Mrukowaki Mary Louise Dengate Norman Taylor Black River Township Julia Ann Griesser Fat Com Club Playhouse Farmers’ Institute Nelson G Hitchcock Our Daily Shadows Ernest Lamb Peters Clayton Song M. E. Gage Alice Bird E. Schramm the Bandit Church Directory First Congregational Second Streets Wm. Muir Auld Good Will Spiritualist Church Ford M. Fryberger United Presbyterian East Ava Geo. Brown M.Y. BP. Co. OU First Methodist Court Streets Psworth Christ's Temple P. A Oberlin Road Brotherhood Mission Society Emmanuel Lutheran Church Princeton Ave Garford J. L. Urich Church Bible School MT. Zion Baptist Willis Jackson First Church OF Christ Scientist Hool Seation Et Mogtina Bethany Baptist Church Seventeenth Street African Methodist Church First Hungarian Baptist Church Julius Kish W. River St Alex Yosa Young Peoples ST. John's Lutheran Broad St. and West Ave Armin Schroeder Gospel Mission East Bridge Street First Baptist Second St Milddle Ave R. E. Neighbour West Street A. E H. Kemp AL M Intermediate Christian Endeavor Senior Christian Endeavor ST. Paul's Evangelical Church Ernst Irion Church OF God IN Christ E. Harris Servne Salvation Army Services R. W. Amore Salvation Meeting Church OF the Nazarene Cleveland Bt W. F. Clay A. P. Buneey School Young Peoples Service Alliance Spiritualist Church C. F. Hall Anna Hale Shiloh Baptist Church C. Brown Bervica Chapel Streets Will J. Foster Bible School M. E Middle Ava G. W. Hall Epworth League Holy Cross Fourteenth St Budny ST. Andrew's Church Episcopal Middle Ave Edwin B. Redhead Kappa Beta Kappa E. Peck Hermit Letby Second Baptist Church Thompson's Hall G. T. Settle Young People Mayer Divine Science Pilgrim Community Cambridge Prospect Church School Jessie Bauer Magyar Reformed Church West River Street Church Forum Rainbow Lake Erie Boston
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