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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1936
Page
10
Cir cle events and outdoor gatherings listed for Women’s Circle groups at Lynch Garden Leavitt Road Oberlin area and Vermilion on the Lake outing. Meetings at homes, church, and school hall with start times and transportation notes. Additional rehearsals and parish planning session also noted.
Entertained at a church social at the school hall Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Jacob Hengen and Mrs. William Wenzel. The Young Ladies Sodality to receive Holy Communion at the 7 40 mass next Sunday morning.
Pentecost will be observed at the church next Sunday with the young people’s class aided by adult members. Gerald Van Keuren will attend the Epworth League convention August 10-16 as a delegate. An official board meeting and Epworth League plans for an ice cream social are planned this evening. Sunday school teachers will meet at the church parlors. The Concordia Club meets Tuesday for business and social time. Lorain County Lutheran Men’s Society meets Friday at St John’s Elyria. Junior Walther League meets Friday at the church parlors. Amherst folks at Zuercher reunion near Oberlin include the Gauthman, Berger, Schulz, Vollmer families and Helen Roemer Ruth Brown. about 75 guests at a noon picnic. Mary Martha class to hold a tureen supper at Old Spring at six. Knights of Pythias outdoor meeting at Outdoor Life Association grounds. annual Out-Door Life Association meeting with picnic supper and trustee election open to members and families. FOURSQUARE CHURCH Ladies’ prayer meeting Tuesday at Mrs. L S Kreeger’s home. praise and prayer Wednesday evening and a young people service Friday. No service at First Evangelical church this week or next Sunday.
Local church members plan sessions at Linwood Park as the Evangelical Summer Assembly opens in Vermilion. The note lists numerous visitors and hosts including VanKeurens and Hearn families, with social gatherings at beaches and picnics. Government and military mentions include Herbert Van Keuren joining the One National Guard and heading to Fort Knox next week.
Wellington July 13. Spontaneous combustion caused a fire at Fred Brown’s rear Kelly Street garage. Wellington Fire Department extinguished flames before spreading. garage burned. Fourteen members of the Junior Cookies 4 H club and adviser Mrs Arthur McDavitt enjoyed a picnic at Rice's Dam after meetings. Upcoming meetings August 6 13 20 at Mrs McDavitt’s home. Golden Square Lodge plans third degree work at 7 30 pm with refreshments. Wellington Telephone and Bell Telephone displayed educational films on a vacant lot near Ramser hotel. Out-of-town talent to perform at the Mary E Keapp Circle of the Junior King's Daughters musicale Wednesday at 7 pm in VW and HR Clisby garden.
Phone contact at 439 South Main and 435 South Main for a club charity program chaired by Mrs. Theodore Johnson with Mrs. Ralph Warren Mrs. Giles Anderson and Mrs. Leland Kirkpatrick. Sermon topics span First Epistle of John Morning Themes from Johns First Epistle Rev Green and other pastors address life mysteries and park services. Special Communion noted.
The federal government takes over Ohio's Lake Erie beacon honoring Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry's 1815 victory over the British fleet under Commodore Barclay. The note mentions the sun's rays including light heat and ultraviolet affecting living matter.
Carlile Moran family hosted by Frank Moran and neighbors in Carlisle with multiple social events. Notables included Miss Avis Hastings birthday supper and Wiener roast, visits by Hastings and Bissel families, and rehearsals for The Mother Singers of East Carlisle. Several.Early July weekend visits from Hastings, Rauscher, OConnor and others noted.
The Lord's Supper was administered with Leola Sigler on organ in Mrs. Roy McCormick's absence. James A. Brady of Oberlin led the Church of Christ pulpit Sunday morning, and Earl R. Peck led the evening service. The United Bible class held a basket dinner at Mrs. Paul Lowe's Huntington township home. Elsworth Heighland and family visited C. W. Thornton's home, while Keith Thornton and Betty Rogers joined Mrs. Heighland at Vermilion-on-the-Lake Thursday. C. W. Thornton and family attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland last week.
Walter Noble, seriously injured in a track segment south of Wellington last week, was discharged Saturday afternoon from the Lake Falls Clinic. He left for home in Alliance in fine shape. Mrs. Neil Bradley and infant daughter were brought home from Oberlin Hospital. Young people from two local churches united in Lorain with special music and a visiting speaker on Ethiopia.
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