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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1938
Page
6
Boake Carter recounts a yachtsman's weekend aboard a designer vessel with heavy labor in a hot dockyard. The owner, crew, and guests endure dust, engine woes, constant movement, and icy morning dips as they chase a moving target called there, ending with a frantic breakfast before sails are raised.
Ohio Public Service Company announces an electric cooking school to be held at the First Methodist church on June 10. Miss Mary Johnson of Westinghouse will lead the session. Previous class filled quickly, indicating strong demand for the program.
The piece describes a shipboard weekend with hats on the floor stray shoes and laundry bag sails. Guests crawl the decks dodging spray while learning rigging and dockside chores. The designer lists shipyard misses for the next weekend, ending exhausted from a relaxing voyage.
The Lake Avenue Community Church has postponed its Sunday service originally planned for June 5. Bible study and Sunday School times remain 1045 AM and 930 AM respectively, with all welcome. Event notices include Elyria Township Mother Singers gathering June 6 and 4 H Club and Grange meetings on June 7, plus a Lake Avenue Boys 4-H Club recap and next meeting June 13.
The JOY Class of Lake Avenue Sunday School met in May at Ruby Miller’s home with eleven members and teacher Mrs Harvey Green. After business an entertainment was performed by the hostess and Mary Jean Croshey. Refreshments were served. next meeting location and date to be announced.
The Fixer-Uppers and Busy Stitchers 4-H clubs did not meet this week as previously planned, with members noting the schedule change. No activities or programs were recorded for the period.
Japanese industry shows strongest rise in machine tool manufacturing with metals sector following. The report highlights a surge in output and demand boosting both sectors as the economy steadies.
Directory lists multiple churches with service times and contact details including CHRIST'S TEMPLE at 111 Oberlin Road offering Sunday School at 10:00 and Morning Worship, Brotherhood at 6:30, and preaching on Tuesdays and Fridays. Emmanuel Lutheran Church at Princeton Ave at Garford provides Sunday services at 10:00 with confessional rites, catechism classes, and weekday study. further details for Corner Lake Ave and West Street and other congregations are listed with service times and pastors.
A compact listing of area churches with addresses and service times including St Pauls Evangelical at 250 Third Street led by Rev Ernst Krion with Sunday school and German services, United Presbyterian at East Ave and Second St, First Hungarian Baptist Church, Zion Baptist, and others with minister names and weekly schedules.
Sunday School at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH starts 9 30 AM. Morning Service 1945. Evening Evangelistic Service 7 30 PM. Prayer and orchestra times listed. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL shows 9 30 AM church school and 10 45 AM worship with graded classes. ST MARY S CATHOLIC lists multiple Sunday Masses from 6 00 to 11 00 AM at Woodmans Hall location. Messages by Rev Perrin noted.
Oberlin funds official announce pledges to raise five thousand dollars for a new Civil War memorial to be placed in Wright Park along Plum Creek. Chairman Ed Sable with Dr. Paul Colegrove Professor P D Sherman Jerry Steele and W H Phillips urge pledges by June 21 and plan follow up calls later in summer.
Ohio Attorney General Herbert S Duffy upheld the so called Safety Experience plan for auto liability and property damage policies. The ruling to State Insurance Superintendent Robert L Bowen states a 15 percent premium refund when the insured avoids accidents must appear on the policy face to avoid Ohio rebate laws.
First Church of Christ Scientist at 309 East Ave offers a Sunday School at 1100 and Morning Service at 1100. Reading Room in Redington Block, Middle Ave and Second St, open daily except Sundays and holidays 1200 AM to 500 PM and Saturday 700 PM to 900 PM. Church of the Nazarene at 419 Cleveland Street lists services with Pastor W F Clay including Sunday School 945 AM and services 1045 AM and 745 PM, prayer meetings midweek and Young People's Service Friday evening.
The Attorney General stated safe drivers would receive lower rates under a plan that enforces safe driving and prevents accidents. Ohio’s State Insurance Department had refused to authorize selling this automobile insurance, citing the premium rebate law.
Arthur Squires and Mrs Pheebe Hines of Nova were supper guests of Mr and Mrs J H Penfound. Ironton visitors Sterling Powers and family joined Mr and Mrs Harrison Feters. Elyria residents Henry Pallas and Clayton Damon toured Hinkley and Oberlin areas. Numerous calls and dinners linked Ostinburg Ohio to Cleveland and Kokomo to Bryant Indiana with locals including Schaible family and Eldred household.
County Treasurer Walter J Wright announced that collections for the 1938 first collection period totaled 1 564 349 17 and ran from 112 to 117 percent of amounts due. The report shows current general taxes 1 079 606 06 and delinquent assessments 313 443 96 plus other current and delinquent totals across Elyria and Lorain areas.
Lorain county potato growers will gather at the Elyria Y M C A Thursday evening to hear Ohio State University specialist Earl B Tussing explain a proposed marketing agreement. The plan covers growers in seventeen states and will be voted on in July to decide the handling of poorer grade potatoes.
A public figure seeks privacy at home to escape scrutiny as rumors swirl. An actor mentions false stories while his wife replies that speaking well of a husband is a wife’s duty, even if it involves small truths.
Scholars in China have industriously studied ancient bronzes, treasuring the written script and noting it is better preserved on bronze than on stone across generations.
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