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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1933
Page
6
William Devaul a rancher near Klamath Falls Oregon killed a 200 pound cougar with a stick wood and a pocketknife He fired the last shell wounding the cat in the jaw then stunned it with a club and finished it with his knife as his dogs worried the creature.
Directory of Lake Avenue Community Church and Bible School Stop 7 led by Rev D P Fulmer with Bible School at 9 30 am North Ridgeville Congregational Church led by Rev Edward Young with Sunday School 10 am and Morning Service at 11 00 am at 250 Third Street Epworth League and German service details at Corner Princeton Ave East River Street First and third Sundays 8 45 am German service Rev F J Genummn with 9 15 am adult Bible classes and 10 46 am morning service African Methodist Church Jones Chapel Seventeenth Street Rev R A White with 9 30 am Sunday School and 10 45 am Morning Service Gospel Mission 144 East Bridge Street morning service 10 00 am Sunday School 2 00 pm Sunday evening 7 36 pm Preaching 3 00 pm Prayer Service Wednesday 8 00 pm PL M
Rev C C Jones leads the Pastor Church School at 9 30 A M Arthur Scrivens conducts the Sept morning service at 11 00 A M followed by a Junior Christian Endeavor at 4 00 P M.
Rev J H Jones presides at LaPorte Methodist with Sunday School at 10 and church service at 1 15. First Congregational led by Dr W N M Auld holds church school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 with all departments in session.
Salvation Army schedules a holiness meeting at 10:30 in the morning. Sunday school begins at 2:00 PM. The Y P L meets at 100 in the afternoon. An Open Air service is set for 7:15 PM, followed by a Salvation meeting at 7:45 PM.
Rev Harold A Sayles leads Sunday school at 9 45 with graded classes and a preaching service at 10 345 A G E League meets at 6 00 P M at the parsonage 354 Princeton Ave.
The First Baptist Church on Second Street and Middle Avenue announces Dr. R. E. Neighbour as Acting Pastor. Bible School at 9:45, Morning Worship at 10:45. Young Peoples Society 6:30, Evening Worship 7:30. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:20 p.m.
Rev G T Settle's Descon Munk Forum gathers at 3 30 after Sunday School at 9 20 and Young People's meeting at 6 00 on Seventeenth Street under Pastor Settle.
Sunday School at 9:45 and 11:00 A M with Morning Service at 11:00 on Love topic. Wednesday testimonials at 8:00 PM. Reading room in Fedington Block. Open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 10:00 A M to 6:00 PM and 7:60 to 9:00 PM on Saturday.
The ILO OF Hall at 586 Broan hosts an evening service at 7 20 with a spiritual lecture followed by messages and a healing demonstration led by Pastor Anna Hale and Rev. Anna Hale.
Dr E J Bond leads morning service at 10 45 with sermon by the pastor. Epworth League at 6 30, evening service at 7 00. Sunday School at 9 45. AL AL preaching at 10 45 AM, N Y S at 6 45, evangelistic service at 7 45 PM.
Rev J E Burton presides at Epworth Church with Sunday School at 9 30 AM and church service at 11 AM. Evening prayer meeting at 7 30 Wednesday and 6 30 PM Epworth League sessions. All are welcome to every meeting.
The Detroit Road church lists Sunday School at 10:00, Morning Worship at 11:00, and Wednesday evening service at 7:30. Pastor F. A. Ashburn leads the congregation.
Rev. Fr John N Kein is pastor at 8T. Peter's Catholic Church North Ridgeville with Masses at 8 30 and 10 45 a m.
The Penfield Junction community church invites members to Bible School each Sunday at 9 30 AM with preaching at 9 30 AM.
Ford AL Fryberger, pastor at 430 Second Street, offers weekly spiritual guidance with lectures from spirit friends on Sundays and psychometric readings on Mondays at 7:00 PM. Short readings by competent mediums Thursdays at 7:00 PM. Spiritual advice daily by the pastor.
The Golden Text moved to his home on East street Friday after undergoing treatment for several days at Dr Stearns Lutheran Hospital in Cleveland.
St John’s Lutheran on Broad Street and West Avenue lists Rev Armin Schroeder as pastor. Sunday School starts at 9 15 a m English service at 10 00 a m German service at 11 00 a m.
Rev F A Ashburn presiding at 9 30 am preaching service. Sunday school scheduled at 10 80.
Rev Tibor Toth leads a Hungarian language sermon after a 9:00 A M Sunday School and 10:00 A M church service. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:00 P M with an afternoon service listed at 2 04.
Rev C. Brown, pastor, leads Sunday School at 5 30 A M at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Pastor John G Koontz outlines church activities with Sunday school at 11 15 a m morning worship at 16 15 Epworth League at 7 pm and a Wednesday prayer service at the parsonage.
Col Lake Ave and West St list Wiseman pastor Bible school 9 45 a m morning service 10 45 a m Christian Endeavor 6 00 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening 7 30
William C Fowler minister leads services at the Baible School with morning worship at 10 30 and junior church at 1 45. gospel team 6 30. Christian Endeavor 7 30. Wednesday prayer hour follows.
Rev J D Sell pastor invites parishioners to attend Sunday School at 9:45 A M. morning service at 11 30 A M. evening service at 7 30 P M. B Y P U at 6 00 P M. Wednesday evening prayer service follows.
United Presbyterian on East Ave and Second claims Rev Geo A Brown as minister Grace Lutheran holds Bible School at 9 30 AM Morning Worship at 10 43 YPC OU at 6 30 PM Evening Worship at 7 30 PM noting a 7 30 event ing time for evening service.
Rev. Percy E. Kohl pastors the Eaton Church of Christ with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Service at 11:00 a.m. Regular choir rehearsal is Thursday at 8:00 p.m.
Schedule details show service times at 8:15 and 10:45 at the RybackL Manses on Fourteenth Street and West Avenue.
The United Bible Students schedule Sunday sessions with a morning service at 10 30 and an evening service at 7 36.
Cor. Middle and Third announces Holy Communion at 7 30 AM Church School Worship at 9 30 AM evening prayer and worship at 7 15 PM with Kappa Beta Kappa at 7 15.
Community note lists contact points for delivery service and complaints at Mrs B A Jenne and Central Book Store with phone numbers 3524 and 3822 respectively. The snippet reflects a classified or directory style update from the Amherst Chronicle Telegram.
The Amherst Public School first five grades present a three act operetta The Land of Dreams Come True directed by Miss Eleanor Nidy with 24 principal characters and about 65 children in choruses. The piece follows four children who dream of magic berries then meet Mother Goose and other figures before awakening to find it all a dream.
A municipal issue centers on Mayor E. C. Stiward and A. R. Tolhurst, president of the Board, as preparations proceed for a formal petition. The text outlines the procedural steps and roles of involved officials.
The Rebekah Lodge met at the I O O F Hall Friday evening to install officers. District deputy president Mrs Emma Sprenger acted as installing officer with Mrs Lucy Cox as district deputy marshal. other officers named include Mrs Melva Dock as Past Noble Grand and trustee, Miss Lulah Walker deputy president, and George Cox as Warden. A social hour followed.
Mrs George Holstein hosted the Loyal Workers class at South Mainatrant extending hospitality. Devotionals led by president Mrs Mary Hanchette. Readings by Mrs John Springer and Mrs J Finkbeiner. Social hour with refreshments for guest Mrs Ziegler and numerous members listed.
The South Amherst Choral Club directed by Mrs James Nico will sing at the morning service of the local Methodist church on Sunday at 11 A M. The chorus has sixteen members and performs Lord God We Worship Thee I Could Not Do Without Thee and Angels That Around Us Hover. The service closes a crucible series with gifts of old silver and gold salvaged for church work. Rev Jensen will preach on Abraham and the Mountain of Sacrifice.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Reinhart relocate household goods from the Sanders property on Milan Avenue to the Ehlert property on West Martin Street. Mr and Mrs William Holl move from Birmingham to the Kaser property at Prospect and Park avenues, with Mr Holl confined at the local hospital for a fractured leg.
The installation of Sunday School officers and church officers will take place during Sunday morning services under pastor Rev. F. E. Eastman. He will preach on a geography themed sermon titled Cities of Israel as part of the series.
Group number one of the Holy Name society of St Joseph Catholic church will meet Tuesday evening at the home of John Strohmeier on Washington avenue. All members are requested to be present as special business is to be discussed.
Frederick Ebbs spoke at the South Amherst Methodist Church on Thursday evening sharing a chalk talk session with attendees.
Rev A M Rickel, pastor of the First Evangelical church, discusses another in a series of talks on the church. Sunday morning topic is The Conversion of Two Towns. The Young People meet at 6 30 with Homer Rickel leading. Discussion topic What is my Denomination Doing
Amherst hi basketball team plays New London Hi in a league game at the local school gym this evening. A hard fought battle is anticipated.
Mrs Clayton Hollingsworth, Mrs Fred Krieg, Mrs Lucy Roemer and Miss Anna Lembke called on Mrs Ed Kothe in Henrietta Friday afternoon.
Mrs Elmer Dock of Lorain spent Friday evening socializing with Amherst friends in a brief town gathering. Mr and Mrs George Taylor of unknown location hosted or attended the informal event, details not fully provided.
The Roosevelt School led Elyria with a 98.1 percent attendance for the last month of the first semester, enrolling 155 students and reporting only six cases of tardiness. Washington School had the best punctuality with 1 tardy per 233 pupils. overall, 3,820 students achieved perfect attendance in December.
Berlin Heights hosted supper guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Kunkel Friday evening. Oberlin residents Mr and Mrs F C Moore spent Friday in Amherst. Charles Schulz visited Lorain on Friday. South Amherst residents Mr and Mrs Fred Gauman called on Amherst relatives Friday evening. Albert Buck of Oberlin visited Amherst last evening. Mrs Hannah Jackson returned to Lorain after days with Mr and Mrs 3B A Jenne. Floyd Owen of Lorain was an Amherst caller Friday. Byrd Richmond was an Elyria caller Friday.
Fourteen members of the Au Courant club were entertained by Mrs. A J Bauer on Park avenue. Three card tables provided the games with high honors to Mrs E C Pietch and Mrs Helen Baker. Salad and coffee concluded the evening. next meeting is Thursday.
Dorothy B Duff transfers 28 acres on Walker Road Avon Lake to Curtis P Duff in a quitclaim. Louis Lesnick and Anna R Lesnick deed property on West Street Elyria to Harry R Smith. Paul and Palagia Golko transfer property on Dowell Avenue Lorain to Alice Smitho.
A brief note places an event on the evening of February 2 featuring Mrs Maxwell at Park Avenue. It records no additional details about time, purpose, or attendees beyond the location and host.
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