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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1938
Page
6
The Federal Trade Commission informs Congress that eight farm machinery firms control most U S sales by absorbing competitors and standardizing designs to fix prices. Critics warn this hints at monopoly while praising possible engineering advances and efficiency gains from concentration.
A partial Wellington High commencement guest list names many visitors from Oberlin Elyria Cleveland and other towns. Families hosting include the Arnolds Baldwin Church and Schach clans with graduates Margaret and Floyd Schach and others. Orving Olsen returns from Ohio State for his siblings graduation.
Margery Kepler returns from Ohio University Athens to spend summer with parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kepler. John Morgan, another Ohio University freshman, stays with his mother Mrs. Ireta Morgan. LaVerne Swartz of Bowling Green University visits Breen street home. Janet Clisby of University of Arizona returns to her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clisby for extended summer stay.
The church at 111 Oberlin lists Sunday School at 10:00 A M Morning Worship at 12:00 P M Brotherhood at 6:30 P M preaching Tuesday 7:30 Mission Society Wednesday and Friday 1 30 Preaching.
A scanned notice lists multiple congregations with service times. Princeton Avenue parish holds 10:00 AM main service with Confession and Absolution. Sunday School at 9:30. catechism classes on Saturdays. other churches cover Hungarian sermons, Christian Endeavor, and evening services. Próximos services also noted at Lake Avenue West Street, West River Street, 49 West Avenue, and Third and Court Streets with varying times.
Donald Brenner Betty Mae Long and Richard Buswell offered special in termission selections during the in termission at the commencement exercises in the opera house Thursday evening. Ireta Page and Anna Buswell were the piano accompanists. Mrs. George Williams and daughter Billy Meredith of Lorain were Thursday guests of Mrs. Glenn Outridge. Betty Lorry, daughter of Mrs. Lida Lorry of Springfield, will sail June 24 for a hospital in the Hawaii Islands to work as a nurse for a year.
The Jewish Temple on Lake Ave and West St offers Sunday School at 10 15 a m and weekly religious instruction. First Hungarian Baptist Church at 208 West River St lists Sunday School at 10 00 a m Hungarian Service at 11 00 a m Young People Service at 7 00 p m Evening Service at 7 30 p m and Thursday prayer at 7 30.
Methodist Episcopal Lonzo S Green minister Youth and adult programs with Children's Day at 10 30 and Epworth League at 6 30. First Congregational Charles W Record minister School at 9 30 Morning worship 10 30 Some Nameless Encouragers. First Baptist John H Green minister Bible school 9 30 Combined service juniors 10 45 Prayer and evening 7 30 Is Healing in the Atonement Christ Church of Christ James A Brady minister 9 30 Sunday school Mabel Whipple superintendent 9 30 worship 7 30 Christian Endeavor 6 30 St Patrick Catholic William T Moran pastor Masses 8 and 10 am Religious school Saturday primary 1 30 high school 3 pm.
A long church directory lists service times and locations for many congregations. Entries include Lake Ave Community Church, First Baptist, First Congregational, St Mary's Catholic, The Psychic Forum, St Andrew's Episcopal, United Presbyterian, Holy Cross, Second Baptist, Pilgrim Community Church, Salvation Army, Church of the Nazarene, Latter Day Saints, Jones Chapel, Bethany Baptist, and Reading Room hours with weekly prayer and youth programs.
Miss Brenner, a senior at Western Reserve University, was unable to appear yesterday afternoon on WHK in Cleveland due to illness.
Mrs Grace Roedel entertained fifteen M E Missionary Society members on Thursday afternoon at Courtland Street. Miss Florence Starr presided with Miss Starr appointing a nominating committee for officers. The program featured Miss Starr on China work, Mrs Norman Griggs on Southern missions, and Mrs Scott Anderson on Stewardship. New member Mrs Tom Sheldon joined a short hymn and home made candy followed.
Detroit June 11 Plymouth announces a removable pickup box that extends the Road King coupe rear compartment for light deliveries. The heavy gauge steel unit includes its own tail light and license bracket and can be added at purchase or to existing cars through Plymouth dealers. It preserves the coupe’s passenger lines while serving farmers grocers contractors and other small business users.
The notes describe how the ae box can be used without removing the rear decked if desired. Practical guidance covers attachment and compatibility for convenient use.
Henrietta Mrs. Harry Myer entertained the bridge club at her home Saturday evening with a seven o'clock dinner. Two tables of bridge were played and the high score went to Mr. Leeg while Mrs. Kendeigh received consolation. Sunday guests included Mrs. Anna Buch and daughter Alice. Monday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Burill and children from Elyria. Ancient Greek marble sculpture was praised for lifelike color rendering.
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