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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
7
Baird's Boys' and Girls' Band will furnish music for the Ely Park concert tonight. The program includes marches Loyal and True Ensign Southwell Serenade Evening Time and Festa Di Campagne Overture Zouaves Mazourka Forte La Campagne and La Paloma among others with selections by Rosenkrans Pryner and Kovarik.
In New London July 10 the Methodist Church announces the three act play The Rock is postponed to Friday July 11. Epworth League holds Sunday service at 6 39 PM and Rev W B Robinson takes vacation next week with Purdue and Washington visits.
A Man of Muscles Baptist Church announces no special services this week. Sunday School begins 9 45 AM, sermon at 11 00 AM by Rev Kettenring on Worldly Power or the Power of the Spirit. 7 30 PM song and prayer service. 7 39 PM Thursday prayer meeting. Belief: Christ crucified risen coming again, the only savior. Happy Hour Class to Ashland. 32 members plus Mrs W B Robinson. Activities include pot luck, swimming, golf. Additional notes: local movements include visits and travels of Henry Parnell, Mrs J W Hogsett, Master Richard Sackett, Merten King, Mrs Mary Craspaedle, Miss Genevieve Miller, Obie Miller.
The Chronicle Telegram Elyria notes Argentina spans over a million square miles with about a quarter of its population living in Buenos Aires. Mentions several local visitors from Cleveland and Wakeman visiting family over the weekend.
The item lists visitors from Lima Toledo Cleveland Shiloh Mansfield and Greenwich visiting local families in New London for the Fourth of July. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. H A Davis and son Richard hosting vacationing relatives and several others attending gatherings at farms and homes around Rochester and Plymouth. No casualties reported during July Fourth celebrations.
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