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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
8
A garbled church notes item lists Evangelical and Episcopal services, Sunday schools, youth groups, and evening activities. It invites congregants to attend St Pauls, Keeton church, and others, highlighting sermons on Jonah and Christ’s crucifixion with plans for youth and men's classes.
The Elyria feature describes an air trip aboard the Honeymoon Express piloted by Captain Webster from San Diego, the Curtis J N 4 D machine, and a planned visit by Miss Gertrude Polk for exhibition flights at Pasadena Park. It notes public fascination with aviation, architectural views from above, and upcoming stunts to thrill spectators.
Church announces Sunday school at Bundy school with 400 attendees and varied services including a vestry evening at 6 36 p m. Special services honor mothers and a program with music and readings is planned. Commencement exercises at Avon High School are set for May 31 with Dr Kolloge delivering the address and Misses Hiscox and Griffith assisting.
The Ladies Society of Avon M E Church will host at Mrs Flora Moon on Thursday afternoon. The baccalaureate sermon for Avon High School seniors will be given at the M E Church by Rev O Peck on Sunday evening May 19. Paul Inden is at home, and Mr and Mrs Gough and their son are mentioned in local notes.
The Ohio Board of Clemency held a session yesterday and favorably considered parole for Tomas O Neil of the city. He will be released on August 1 after an alleged involvement in the Lorain Milling robbery over a year ago.
Pittsburg May 15 corning crude oil prices advanced 25 cents a barrel to 4.25 by the principal purchasing agencies here today. Corning crude 13 the grade produced in southern Ohio.
Blot Brightos reports May 15 baccalaureate services to be held at the Congregational church with Rev. F. G. McCauley of Pittsfield presiding and Rev. H. W. Hales assisting. The 1920 B H S graduation class includes Mae Burrows Elia B Fox Helen A F Jeffrie Hazel M Twaddis Gilbert J Button Donald D Dar John C Murray. Thomas Sell and family attended the funeral of Mrs Sell's father Mr Stark at Bowhtonyville Wednesday. A letter from Mrs F W Roesel of Vancouver B C announces the birth of Dorothy Ruth. The M E Aid society serves dinner May 19. About fifty attended WO meeting at Mrs Blanche Gill's home. several new names added and eight recruits were ribboned. Mary Anderson visiting Mrs Henry Sheppard at Red Haw. Paul Morrone of Oberlin visiting sister Mrs Kate Vettrie.
The May 16 report lists numerous Ohio firms forming or increasing capital. Notable entries include Snyder Community Kitchen Canton with 1 000,000. Northern Seringes and Loans Elyria with 1,000,000. Greeley Donahue Land Cleveland 10,000 rising to 10,000. and Cleveland Realty firms with varied sums. Several companies show decreases or adjustments in funds from 1 900 000 to 2 000 000 and other changes.
The Wellington Lodge of Eagles will stage New Minstrel Hoop La at the Wellington opera house Tuesday evening. About one hundred members of the order and sixty young ladies are slated to participate in the performance.
Des Moines May 16 Dr L Yard dash in 113 60 Birney of Boston University was elected bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church on the ballot yesterday by the general conference. He was the only one elected on that ballot, his vote 849. The number necessary for election was 687. Gorrill of Fostoria led in high school track with 18 1 2 points. Shively and Smith of Fremont scored 17 and 10. Shively and Hall of Fostoria tied for Gra place in the pole vault with a 3 ft 1 in record. Emmons of Fremont had the furthest shot put at 42 ft. Boyer of Fremont and Haley of Tidin took second in Le vision.
Tiffin May 15 Fremont High School's track squad won the Northwestern Ohio track meet. Fremont scored 2 points while Fogtoria 37, Tiffin 38, Greenspring 10 and Attica 4.
Edward L. Hupp will address the Open Forum Sunday at 4 pm on The Relation of Taxation to the H C S and General Industrial Unrest. The topic is timely and a good audience is anticipated.
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