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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1937
Page
10
President Roosevelt presses a staged reform of the executive branch, guiding allies to limit agency self‑promotion, drafting a public sales campaign, and seeking two new departments while contending with Congress over power, courts, and public perception.
Naomi Norris, La Verne Swartz, and Mrs Gladys Barnes led a Wellington Methodist Episcopal evening as Rev Lonzo Green and guests attended. The Church of Christ quartet featured Margaret Schach Naomi Norris Lenore Sutliff and Joyce Meredith performing Give Your Best to the Master, with Mrs Ed Norris singing Are Ye Able.
O L Gates sustained a foot injury when a cow stepped on him. Infection followed and he was moved to Lodi hospital where the wound was opened for treatment. He is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected.
Twelve members of the Phila thea class of the M. FE. Sunday school enjoyed their first class party of the new year at Miss Florence Starr’s home on Herrick avenue East. Devotionals opened by Mrs. Grace Roedel, with business, program led by Mrs. Mae Peirce. Mrs. Gertrude Anderson recited The Last Chord. Blanche Smith read from the Christian Herald. Jessie Southard read a poem from The Silver Cross. A refreshment committee of Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. J. C. Turner and Mrs. Hazel Kirkpatrick served.
Mrs. Mary Dague of Wellington will entertain the Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church of Penfield at her home for an all day meeting on Thursday January 21. A Missionary program will feature the afternoon session and a covered dish dinner will be served at noon.
Harold Jackson of Practical Bible Training School Binghamton NY spoke to eighth and ninth graders on Christian Living and Service Friday. He is the son of Mrs. Lillie Jackson Wellington and a member of the local Baptist church. He also spoke on the same subject at Rochester Baptist Church Sunday morning worship.
Rev Beauford Norris will lead revival in Washington Pa at Church of Christ from Feb 28 to Mar 14. The Allen Millers a quartet including two brothers a sister and Miss Miller once head of Dr Leon Tucker s Musical Messengers will conduct a two week evangelistic series at First Baptist starting Tuesday 7 39 pm with afternoon sessions in week two after school. Meetings begin at M E Church first week in February. Fellowship of Prayer held Sundays at 7 in Congregational church parlor.
A local church offers 45 minute services focused on the general theme Paths to God. Each session explores spiritual steps and personal faith journeys, inviting attendees to reflect, pray, and engage in a brief discussion. The program aims to guide participants toward deeper religious understanding and connection.
Mrs T S Shepard recovering at 523 Barke street after illness Friday night. Mrs Ellen Dimick bedridden with flu and rheumatism. Miss Maxine West, teacher, honored guest at a party hosted by Doris Dangler, Marjorie Gower and Margaret Schach at Miss Dangler's home. Guests included school faculty Mabel Clark Kathryn Smith Mary Kelly and others. Monopoly games and contests followed by lunch. party was a complete surprise to Miss West.
Mrs. John Cook hosted the Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the M. E. church at her home on Thursday afternoon. President Mrs. Morris opened the meeting with prayer, reports were read, routine business conducted, and a social hour with refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for Thursday February 11 with location to be announced.
Mr and Mrs Chris Ackerman and daughter Alma were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Remehak and son. The Wednesday Bridge Club met at Mrs George Surman’s house with all members present and refreshments by Mrs J Michele. The party will reconvene at Mrs Ned Parker’s home on January 27. Kathryn Palzer, recently ill, has returned to school at Markley. Mr and Mrs Parzer and family, formerly of Stop 7 Yellow Car Line, moved into the house vacated by Mr and Mrs Reising and family.
Thursday in Lakewood guests included Alma Ackerman at her daughter's home. Mr. and Mrs. James Harnish of Lorain were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Harnish and their children, visiting the area and family.
Mrs J G Morris visited her mother Mrs Frankie Reese and Mr and Mrs Shril Clifton in Oberlin on Wednesday. Elmer Keller family and Mrs Clara Keller visited Mr and Mrs Martin Beriswell and family of Grafton recently. Frank Remshak and son dined with Mr and Mrs Chris Ackerman and family. Matt Herman and baby, formerly of Oberlin, now live on Bath street Elyria. Mrs Herman formerly Florence Reese of Vincent. Leonard Dean and children visited relatives in LaGrange on Tuesday.
An Erie magistrate heard that Ray Tubbs received an inflated parking fine of ten dollars after tearing up a ticket and throwing the scrap at a traffic officer. The case highlighted strict penalties for ticket destruction and confrontation with police.
Hunters pausing at a camp shack found two battered empty safes missing since a recent robbery in Steubenville. Report notes the criminals carried the safes away to reopen later after hammering the door off and removing the contents.
The old English term pard denoted a large feline such as a panther or leopard, reflecting how medieval speakers described big cats in early texts. The word appears in various glossaries and translations illustrating animal nomenclature in historic dialects.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Spencer Baptist church will hold an all day meeting at Mrs Walter Boone's home on Thursday January 31. Dinner will be served at noon. In the afternoon Ruth Hoge returned missionary from the Congo will speak at the Spencer Baptist church. Public invited.
Mrs Charles Walters, a Lod hospital patient, returned home Wednesday with Mrs Catherine Fuller helping at home. Nora Egain stays with Mrs Alice Hendrick at River Corners as Hendrick recovers. Buster Weldrick returned home Friday after nine weeks illness at Falls Clinic Wellington. Mr and Mrs David Geisinger of Spencer with Will Wood and Mr Whitmore left for several weeks in Florida, staying in the Geisinger house car. Mrs Howard Allison of Liberty street has been ill and at risk of pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Ford Daglash made a business trip to Medina.
Mrs Mary Howe spends weeks on the farm with her daughter Mrs Leonard Bridges and family. Mrs Milton Wolf stays with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Sam Eshelman at Homerville. Mrs Wolf attends funeral services for her grandfather J W Eshelman at Reform Church East Homer with Rev Arthur Dodge and Rev Sowers officiating. Burial at Reform Church Cemetery East Homerville.
Mrs Harry Lilley of Canton called on her sister Mrs Charles Walters and others last week. Mr and Mrs A H Breyley of Litchfield dined with her brother and sister in law. Mrs G L Kettering of New London visited here with Rev L W Beckley and family. Miss Betty Walters visited her aunt and uncle Layton Curtice while her sister Norma stayed at River Corners with relatives Charles and Mrs Fuller during their mother Mrs Charles Walters illness.
A figure indicates about six million people in India, part of a population over 350 million, are identified as Christians. The data highlights religious demographics within the country’s vast census insights.
Exclusive patterns and lovely yarns with free knitting instructions await selection at Johnston Gift and Knit Shop 230 Second Street. Gifts of all descriptions offered at moderate prices.
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