Kids Take Over At Church Lake Breezes
Sheffield Lake Chil dren's Day services were observed at Sheffield Lake Congregational Church Sunday with Karen.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1960
Page
4
Sheffield Lake Chil dren's Day services were observed at Sheffield Lake Congregational Church Sunday with Karen.
Helen EK Knandel 65 an educator died Thursday night in Honolulu. The text describes a church service with song offerings, scripture, prayers and benediction by multiple congregants. Betty Abbott presented attendance pins to many students and Lyle McCullough awarded Bibles to third graders.
North Ridgeville Democratic Women's Club set plan to send delegates to a Columbus convention on Sept 16 and 17. They discussed a style show tied to a card party in September and will operate a lost and found during Sesqua-centennial celebration. Venus awards were given to Mrs Harnet Vanca Mrs John Spirek and Mrs Andrew Sicker.
Sheffield Lake column reports Gus the Odd Fellow stops traffic on Harris Road causing horn blasts and near approach by motorists who flee or observe with mixed reactions. The piece weaves local gossip, civic notes, and community ads highlighting residents, events, and plans for a Sheffield Lake centennial in 1965.
The Old Fashioned Grace Baptist Church in South Amherst voted to retain Rev. Alonso Mitchell as pastor amid a yearly officers election. Este Hammond was named Sunday School superintendent along with a full slate of clerks trustees ushers and teachers across multiple classes. A monthly business meeting is moved to the Thursday before the third Saturday at 7 30 p.m with changes to Sunday School department structure and Women's Circle meeting details.
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