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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1932

Page

6

Bright Spots In Business World Report Highlights

Summary of December life insurance up slightly from last year with total new business at 1.117 billion. Chinese purchases of American cotton rise to 693000 bales this season versus 214000 a year earlier. Ohio State Life declares a $2 extra dividend. Dow Chemical eight months to Jan 31 earnings cover dividend needs. Carnegie Steel in Washington district boosts steel output near 50 percent capacity. Pacific Gas and Electric forecasts 37816829 in additional revenue for the year.

Washington Shanghai New York Fearnings Dow Chemical Company J. T. Pardee Youngstown Washington District Carnegie Steel Company Pacific Gas and Electric Company R. F. Fisher

Periodicals Grow at Elyria Library Additions

Elyria Library adds new publications this year including United States Daily Theatre Guild Magazine Ships and Ship Models American Observer and Science. About 140 publications now reach readers with gifts and paid acquisitions. science magazines lead in popularity followed by aviation and geography titles.

Elyria Charlotte Brooks United States Daily Theatre Guild Magazine Ships and Ship Models The American Observer Science Miss Brooks

Olsen’s nerves as Mary in Portland goat incident

In Portland Oregon Lewis Olsen played Mary in a modern take on the Mary had a little lamb tale. A wandering goat followed Olsen into a business district and then the police station before being turned over to the Humane Society.

Olsen Portland Ore Mary Lewis Olsen The Humane Society

St Andrew's and local churches announce services and events

The notice lists St Andrew's Episcopal Church at Middle and Third with services including Holy Communion at 7:30 and sermons at 10:45, plus a Monday psychometric circle. It also covers First Baptist on Second Street with Bible School at 9:45, Morning Worship at 10:45, Junior and Senior B services at 6:00, and Evening Worship at 7:30, plus Wednesday prayer. Salvation Army holds multiple services Sundays and Sundays School, Y P G, and Open Air. Second Congregational at Car Lake and West St with 9:30 Sunday School, 10:45 Worship, and 6:00 Endeavor. Bethany Mission on Seventeenth Street with services at 11:00 and 7:30 and a 3:30 Forum. Zion Baptist at 608 Lodi Street with 11:30 Sunday Service and 6:00 P M BY P A. Wednesday prayer.

St. Andrew's Church Edwin B Hedhead First Baptist Church Second Street Middle Avenue Robert T. Ketcham Harlie G. Stevick Salvation Army Services Holiness Salvation Meeting Second Congregational Church Car Lake Ave West St Co B. Wiseman Christian Endeavor Tidy Bethany Careyist Church Seventeenth Street G. T. Settle Munk Forum Zion Baptist Lodi Street J. D. Bell Church OF Christ Chapel Streets Wm. C Fowler

First Church of Christ Scientist Sunday Services and Reading Room

The First Church of Christ Scientist at 309 East Avenue offers Sunday School at 9 45 and 11 00 AM with a morning service at 11 00 AM on truth. Wednesday evening testimonials begin at 8 00 PM. The Reading Room in the Redington Block opens daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 10 00 AM to 6 00 PM and 7 00 to 9 00 PM on Saturdays.

First Church OF Christ Scientist East Avenue Redington Middle Ave Second St

Avon M and Church Detroit Road Service Times

The church lists Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 11 and Wednesday midweek service at 7 30 in the evening led by Pastor A Ashburn with an Avon M and Church affiliation on Detroit Road.

Second M E Church Notice On Middle Avenue

Rev J E Burton leads services at 2507 Middle Avenue with Sunday School at 9 30 A M church service at 11 A M A A at 6 30 P M Epworth League at 7 30 Wednes day prayer meeting follows at 7 30 PM

Second M. BE Middle Avenue J E Burton Epworth League

Local church services listed for Sunday and weekday events

Gospel Mission on East Bridge Street offers morning service at 10 00 Sunday School at 2 66 PF Sunday evening service at 7 30 and a Wednesday prayer service at 8 00. Vincent E and CHURCH Tev F A Ashburn pastor Shiloh Baptist Church Rev C Brown evening service at 7 00. St Peter's Catholic Church North Ridgeville Rev Fr John N Rhein masses at 6 30 8 00 and 10 00.

Gospel Mission East Bridge Street Shiloh Baptist Church Rev. C. Brown ST. Peter’s Catholic Church North Ridgeville John N. Rhein

Spiritualist church meeting and readings

Ford M. Fryberger, pastor, invites the public to a Sunday evening gathering at the M W A hall 330 Broad St at 730. Readings and spiritual advice are offered during the week at his residence 650 Broad.

FIRST Ford M. Fryberger M W. A. Hall Broad St Mr. Fryberger Broad

Allen School Services on Alice Road

Undenominational church holds Sunday activities with Sunday school at 2 20 p m for all ages and a 3 30 gospel service titled Just a happy hour together We come to worship and fellowship at Allen School on Alice Road.

Allen School Alice Road

St John’s Lutheran Service Schedule

St John’s Lutheran on Broad Street and West Avenue lists Rev. Armin Schroeder as pastor. Sunday school and Bible class meet at 9 15 A M. English service at 10 A M and German service at 11 A M.

ST. John’s Lutheran Broad Street West Avenue Armin Schroeder

Alliance Spiritualist Church 10 C F Hall Services

Alliance Spiritualist Church 10 C F Hall holds 7 30 P M services with a spiritual lecture and healing demonstrations. Also listed are the African Methodist Church Jones Chapel Seventeenth Street with Rev R A White pastor Sunday School 9 30 A M morning service 10 45 A M A C E League 6 P M and evening service 7 45 P M Magy ar Reformed Church 119 West River Street Rev Tibor Toth pastor Sunday School 9 00 A M church service 10 00 A M Hungarian sermon 2 00 P M Christian Endeavor 6 00 P M.

Alliance C. F. Hall Anna Hale Jones Chapel Seventeenth Street R. A. White Magyar Reformed Church West River Street Tibor Toth Christian Endeavor

North Ridgeville Congregational Church Notices

Rev Edward Young serves as minister at North Ridgeville Congregational Church. Sunday School begins at 10 00 A.M. Services scheduled for the day.

North Ridgeville

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Service Times Notice

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Princeton and Garford invites Sunday school at 9 43 with graded classes. Preaching service at 10 45 and Evening Service at 7 60 led by Rev Harold A Sayles with parsonage at 354 Princeton Ave.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Princeton and Garford Hf&rold A. Sayles Princeton Ave

Local Church Services and Schedules Listed

A roundup of Sunday services across churches including HOLY CROSS CHURCH at Fourteenth St and West Ava with Masses at 8:15 and 10:45 AM, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH at Third and Court with Sunday School 9:30 and services at 10:45 and 7:00, and FIRST CONGREGATIONAL at Corner Court and Second with 9:30 school and 10:45 worship. Also notes 250 Third Street and LA PORTE METHODIST at Earl Lea with 11:15 service.

Holy Cross Fourteenth St West Ava S. Rybacki LA Porte Methodist Church Earl L.lea

Church Services and Schedules Across Local Congregations

Sunday School times and worship schedules listed for Church of Christ United Presbyterian Grace Lutheran Sylgrim Community Church Nazarenes and more. Each church notes Bible study classes morning worship and evening services with midweek prayer or evangelistic meetings.

January Woman's Club Meeting at Penfield

Penfield Woman's Club gathered Jan 19 at the school building with 17 members. Miss Alice Bird Elyria county extension agent demonstrated serving three vegetables and spoke on proper food for body mind and spirit, followed by a helpful talk and pictures. Dinner was served.

Penfield Alice Bird Elyria

Jolly Friendship Birthday Club Meets for January

A January meeting of the Jolly Friendship Birthday Club was hosted by Mrs. F B Kellogg with assistance from Mrs. Amy Ferriman. Eighteen members and six guests attended. Plans were made to change the meeting date to the tenth of each month. Out of town visitors included Mrs. Ada Miller Mrs Will Turner and Mrs Will Jackson of La Grange. The next gathering will be at Mrs M J Walker's home with Mrs Blair Pierce assisting.

Jolly Friendship Birthday Club F. B. Kellogg Amy Ferriman Ada Miller Will Turner Will Jackson la Grange M. J. Walker Blair Pierce

First Grade Pupil Elizabeth Cov Contracts Scarlet Fever

Elizabeth Cov, a first grade pupil, has scarlet fever and another younger child remains in the home. The brief notes the infectious illness and household exposure.

Elizabeth Cov

Senior Class Tour Joins Local Grange and Wedding Events

P H S seniors toured Oberlin School of Commerce Gates Hospital and Lorain Steel Plant on Tuesday led by coach R W Baker. Penfield Grange held a Jan 20 meeting with 45 members initiating two candidates and reinstating two others. Mr and Mrs O H Dirlam spoke on Grange insurance. WEDDING attendance noted as Robert Smith and Leona Rogers married at Spencer home of the bride’s parents Clarence and Dague.

Oberlin School of Commerce Gates Hospital Lorain R. W. Baker Penfield School Penfield Grange Penfield Ladies’ Grange Old Glory Grange Judson Jackson Elyria O. H. Dirlam Dirlam Huntington Grange Grange Insurance W. J. Krebs Robert Smith Leona Rogers Clarence Dague Spencer

Visits in Cleveland and brief notes from Oberlin

Mr. and Mrs. George Devereaux and daughter Doris visit Cleveland. Mrs. George Bullis and children spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Keyes in Cleveland. Ben Sooy and Myron Sooy visit Memo rial hospital Elyria. Miss Houghton of Oberlin visits Mrs. Rolla Dague. Mrs. John Wolfe returns to Wadsworth. Ladies' M. E. Society to meet at Mrs. Homer Sooy’s home January 27 with covered dish dinner.

Cleveland George Devereaux Doris George Bullis David Keyes Ben Sooy Myron Sooy Memorial Hospital Elyria

Death of Ernest Whitney Shocks Pittsfield Community

Pittsfield residents learn of the death of Ernest Whitney on January 20 at noon at his sister’s home the Morgan family. Whitney had lived in Pittsfield with his wife Artie for five weeks and had suffered poor health and despondency. He and his wife were active MEF church workers. Funeral services will be held on the day announced locally.

Pittsfield Ernest Whitney D. T. Morgan Artie Morgan Whitney

Mrs Whitney Receives Sympathy From Friends

Saturday afternoon at 2.09 o'clock at the Morgan home. Mrs. Whitney has the sympathy of her many friends here.

Morgan

P T A Program Promised and Scout Meeting Planned

Mrs. Carrie Tomms and family announce a P T A program Friday evening for School District No. 3. Local boys over twelve urged to meet Sunday at 2:00 pm at the Bear residence to form a Boy Scout group or Outing Club under Albert McDole. Rev. William Smith will attend to support the movement.

Carrie Tomms L. C. Searles Cora Gibson Wallace Bear Albert McDole Oberlin William Smith

Maytag Factory Shows Increase In Production

The Maytag Company plant at Newton Iowa operates over 75 percent full time since mid October. A new low priced porcelain tub washer announced November 1 spurred rising production and sales in November and December 1931 versus 1930, with January expected to outpace January a year earlier due to a vast aluminum tub washer launched this month.

Maytag Company Newton Iowa Maytag

Grafton Grange Holds Bicentennial Washington Celebration

On Thursday evening January 21 Grafton Grange opened with Master Guy Amsbury presiding. An officer absent due to sickness was installed. A committee was named to promote attendance at regular meetings and to organize the George Washington Bicentennial celebration. A brief program followed routine business.

Grafton Grange Guy Amsbury Ridgeville George Washington

Fossil hunt and local notices echo in Valleys and towns

The search for human fossils is a key geologist pursuit. Death Valley lies about 276 feet below sea level. Whitney notes mention Mrs H T Breyley teaching a class. Mrs A W Davidson of Camden visited with daughter Mildred Lounsbrough. Ruth Mills and E Earl Davidson of Camden went to Capitol Theatre in Elyria to see Delic ious. LeRoy Lounsbrough spent three days in Cleveland on business.

Death Valley California

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ohio State Life Insurance Company Pseudo Lamb Jesus and the Jesus Samaria Judea Galilee Jacob Sychar Alvin E. Bell Alfred J. Buescher Chure U. S. SL United Bible Students Elyria, Ohio ST. Paul’s Evangelical Church Third Street Ernst Irion Young Peoples League First Methodist Church Third and Court Streets A. E. Piper Society of the Redeemed Louise Brown First Congregational Corner Court Second Streets W. M. Auld United Presbyterian East Ave Geo. A Brown PC. U Grace Lutheran Church East River Street F. J. Schumm Sylgrim Church Cambridge Prospects Francois A. LaCroix Eugene Wilson Church OF the Nazarene Smith Bower's Drug Store E. Durbin N.Y PP. S Lake Avenue CSW D. P. Fulmer Fred W. Benny Penfield Junction Community Farm Woman's Club J. F. B. Club Wisdom Seekers Ed Koch Dover Koch Bear Henry Worcester Camden Le-Roy Lounsbrough Roy Mosher Henry Beam Matikonis James Davidson Virginia Wellington Young Peoples M. E. Church Arthur the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co East Broad Street
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