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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1926

Page

9

Faith and Worship in LaPorte Churches Gathered

Local churches list services for Sunday with multiple congregations including First Congregational at Corner Court and Second Streets led by Rev William Muir Auld, First Church of Christ Scientist on Last Avenue, St Paul’s Evangelical on Third Street, Pilgrim Community at Cambridge and Prospect, United Presbyterian on Hast Avenue, First Methodist Episcopal, Second Ave Church, and others with times for Sunday school morning services and union gatherings.

First Congregational Second Streets William Muir Auld First Church OF Christ Scientist Last Avenue Moreloy Redington Block Cheapside Second Street Paul Bourquin Second Congregation Rev. Bourquin Lake Avenue Thia Lake Avenue Schoo House United Presbyterian Hast Avenue G. A. Brown Paul Bourguin First Methodist Episcopal Third and Court Streets Edwin Kirby Second Congregation Church Second Congregational Wiseman Lake Aye West Street Church OF Christ Chapel Streets Osborne Booth Second Congregational Church Grace Lutheran Church Princeton Avenue East River Street Harry C. Muhly

Ridgeville Churches Plan Sunday Services in July 24 Notice

In North Ridgeville on July 24 Congregational Rev. BE C Young leads 11:00 a.m. service with Sunday School, marking the sixth anniversary of his pastorate, sermon titled Things new and Old. St Peter's Catholic Father John N Rhein offers 7:50 a.m. High Mass and 8:30 a.m. Low Mass with a sermon at each, children instructed between masses and benediction after the last mass with baptism following.

MZ. Zion Baptist Pine Street Wm. F. Batly All Welcome North Ridgeville BE. C. Young ST. Peter's Catholic John N. Rhein

Town Line North notes visitors and family gatherings

Mrs G W Spiegelberg hosted a visit from her daughter in South Ridge. Several Amhersts and Lorains residents visited, with gatherings at the homes of the Dellefields, Henes, and Cook families. A large circle attended a Hamburg roast at the Lake Shore home of William Cook.

Town Line G. W. Spiegelberg Jay Fowls South Ridge Edward Cook Lorain Louis Ernst Ober Iin Margaret Dellefield Henry Dellefield Cleveland Frank Mackert E. Mackett Louise Schmitkens North Ridge Walter Mischka Amherst Henry Henes Waltimore John Henes George Kern Jon Peters Jack Schwitzer George Schwartz Carl Hanes Chester Chetrulski Frank Rahl Elyria Edwin Shubert and Son William Cook Lake Shore

Bee pursues chorus roles as career setbacks bite

In mid spring Bee's spirits rise as she hunts work, studies Shakespeare with a young actor, and imagines a summer revue breakthrough. Lou watches Bee wrestle her small voice and bold vanity, then a shop closure at Peacock Feather ends the feast of free dinners and income.

Deuess Bee Portia Shylock Louise Lou Pavlova Louw Delia Arthur Fred Consolidated Margazines Corp Central Prese

Lorain Families Visit Relatives This Week

Billy and Eleanor Cook of Lorain spent a Wednesday evening with grandparents Mr and Mrs W Cook. Mrs Herber and daughter Nellie visited Mrs E Mackett and family. Mr and Mrs William Cook and family, also of Lorain, are visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Dellefield. Mr and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg and family spent Sunday at Linwood Park.

Billy Eleanor Cook Lorain W. Cook Herber Nellie Shilling E. Mackett William Cook Henry Dellefield Lewis Spiegelberg Linwood Park

Boy's Mouth Torn by Auto Door Handle

Rolland Crossley a 12 year old of Martins Ferry suffered a severe gash on his cheek when a car door handle pierced his mouth after he ran alongside a slowly moving auto in Norwalk on July 24. He was carried a distance before the injury occurred.

Norwalk Rolland Crossley Martin's Ferry

Ex millionaire cook finds happiness in wartime service

Stefan Levimir, once a Russian millionaire before the war, says he is content working as a cook in Bucharest. He reflects on his past wealth and new gratitude for simple labor amid upheaval.

Milionaire Bucharest Stefan Levimir Russia

Wheat harvest advances in Prairie Depot and rail plan outlined

Wheat is mostly cut near Prairie Depot with 75 acre yield by Alex Caskie. Threshing begins this week as oats and wheat harvest progress. In Chicago a plan by 120 railroad officials from 61 lines proposes auxiliary lines to offset bus competition. In France a natural wood take shapes ash branches into a fan.

Prairie Depot Alex Caskie Chicago United States W. H. Lybord Chicago & Eastern Illinois Permanent Transportation Section American Railway Association France

Sunday Radio Programs Across Stations and Times

A dense listing of radio schedules across cities detailing hourly programs from orchestras to studio concerts and musical features. Entries include WGN WEAF WABC KOA KYW WBAL WBZ and many others with times ranging from evening to late night and notes of specific concerts and broadcasts.

Radio Listings Pack Daily Programs Across Cities

A dense schedule lists nightly radio programs across multiple stations including WLW WEAF KOA WBZ WADC WBAL WBAT WCAR WCX WEEI WFAA WGN WGR WGY WEY and others with dinner concerts studio programs orchestras operas and forecasts. Entries specify times cities and show topics such as dance music opera and instrumental programs.

Des Moines Iowa Pontiac Mitch Caspar Lingeman Oakland Detroit Symphony Orchestra WCX WIZ New York WLW Clusitinat Ohio WTAM Cleveland WRAI Cincinnati WSAL WSE Atanta Wwi Detroit Mich WEAL Detroit New Orchestra KDKA East Fitsburgh Dinoner KOA Denver Colorado KYW Chicago Congress Hotel WADC Akron Roseland Dance Orchestra WBAL Baltimore Wbal Dance Orchestra WBAT Fort Worth Texas Don Stegalls WBZ Springfield Mass Capital Theater Orchestra Priscia Beach WCAR Pittsburgh WEAF Witla Goldman Band WEEI Boston Varsity the Entertainers Nautical Dance Orchestra WFAA Dallas WGN WGR Buffalo N. Y WGY Schenectady Apollo Orchestra WEY

Fifty Tons of Todine From Seaweed Factories Rise

Paris reports seaweed gathering along the Hreton coast yields a total worth of millions in pre war dollars. The first todine factory, begun in 1829 at Conquet Brittany, uses a ton of fresh seaweed to produce todine and supplies other chemical products like potassin and sodium.

Paris Hreton Conquet Brittany

Beggar Serves Sixth Decade in Belfast Jail

In Belfast on July 24 Alexander Magill, a beggar for 60 years, received his 47th sentence of a month in jail for asking alms on the street.

Belfast Alexander Magill

Slater Coal Co Partners Dissolve Amid Dispute

In Calcutta a report shows Slater Coal Co dissolving due to conflicts between partners. Aged partner Slater is named as vice and a square to humanly possibly. Coleman, a railroad official, was badly burned by acid near a striking Indian worker.

Slater Slater Coal Co Calcutta Coleman

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