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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
4
A collage of church notices from several congregations. Details include sermon topics and times at Ald Eran Avenue Rev Harry C adult Bible services, First Church Second Street, and other denominations. Prayers, classes, and youth groups are announced with invitations to attend worship and activities.
The Lorain First Methodist Church invites worshipers to 7 30 p m preaching by Rev C H Hauger D D pastor with fine choir music and a full church. Junior League meets Friday afternoon after school. Prayer meeting Thursday evening led by the W M S.
Local notices list St Pauls Evangelical with Sunday school at 9 30 a m, sermon at 10 45 a m in German by Rev Kanzler, evening service 7 p m, and a 6 30 p m Intermediate Christian Endeavor. First Spiritualist meets at G A BR hall Sunday 7 30 p m, topic Spiritual Unfoldment. St Andrews Episcopal rector Edwin B Redhead announces Holy Communion and sermon 10 30 a m on the Fourth Sunday after Easter, sermon topic The Unjust Steward, evening prayer and sermon 7 p m, church school 9 15 a m, junior confirmation 3 30 p m, adult class after evening prayer. Public invited to all services.
The notice lists services at First Church of Christ Scientist and Church of Christ with Sunday school at 9:45 and 9:30 Bible school respectively. It notes morning and evening worship times, a reading room with Christian literature, and a Mother’s formation program. Also details Methodist program with lectures by Mrs. Eddy and a stereopticon lecture by Prof Fullerton, Epworth League officers, and upcoming installation on May 23 plus a social on May 4.
The great Atlantic fleet arrived in home waters to relax from winter practice off Guantanamo Cuba. Eight battleships and more than 40 destroyers will stay two weeks, with Admiral Wilson and Secretary Daniels aboard, welcomed by naval craft and seaplanes as they anchor in the Hudson.
Pupils at Gates School run a penny deposit program with weekly savings totaling £136.80 for the month and £18.80 saved weekly by seventh grade. The Board funds a 699-picture stereopticon improving history geography and hygiene teaching. A playground upgrade and an upcoming school exhibit at the Technical High School showcase student work and attendance records across grades.
The regular troop meeting last Friday was well attended. Ten scouts and a leader hiked in Ely woods and the second pinery on Saturday, with games, cooking, and a lean-to under construction. Climbers listed include Clayton A. Rawson and Frank Wilcox. The first Court of the Honor meeting was held Wednesday evening with four members present. Merit Badge exams passed by Maddock, Moody, Barnes, and Grant. Court of Honor to meet about monthly for examinations. George T. Snyder elected President, Norman Alderdice Secretary.
Daisy Bell and her father confront farmer Windlass who attempts to seize Day and Night using a rope. Billy, Nana, and Night scene reveal a tense family moment and a rescue as the kid escapes while Windlass is thwarted. Local firms listed include The Benevolent Building Co Cleveland and others with varied sums.
Kentucky Democrats today held county mass conventions to elect delegates to the state convention on May 4. About 2060 state convention delegates were to be named, with the Kentucky delegation of 26 to the national convention expected to be instructed for Governor Cox. Local managers cited widespread approval for Cox in the county gatherings.
Associated Press report from Columbus notes new incorporations issued today in Ohio. The McCormick Heating Co of Akron is capitalized at 200000 with H. S. Cormick and A. Almy named. The Hermes Building and Construction Co of Akron is 160000 with J. D. Petrou and G. J. Kieln as organizers.
Thousands of Chicago families refuse to vacate apartments as May Day orders trigger a rent strike. H J Standish of the Chicago Tenants Progressive League predicts up to a thousand tenants will defy eviction efforts, with disputes possibly settled by arbitration or juries while real estate men say supply meets demand.
Paris dispatch reports a French government decree bans imports of all autos weighing under 2600 kilograms. Only the heaviest trucks from foreign countries will be admitted, threatening American car dealers and their business prospects in France.
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