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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
8
East Avenue and Grace Court hear Rev. Geo A Brown ministering on The Ministry of the Holy Spirit Today. Bible school at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:46 a.m. Y P C U at 6:39 p.m. No prayer meeting. Commencement at First Baptist Church.
The notice lists Sunday school at 9:30 am and morning worship at 10:45 am for Second Congregational Church led by Pastor C. F. Wiseman at Lake avenue and West street. United Bible Students meet at 10:50 am. First Congregational on Corner Court and Second streets is led by Dr. W. M. Auld with church school at 9:30 am.
Rev. Harry C. Mubly leads Sunday school and adult Bible classes at 9 15 p m with morning services at 10 40 at Grace Lutheran Church located at Corner Princeton Ave and East River Street
Francis A. LaCroix pastor leads 9:30 a m church school and 11:00 a m worship at Cambridge and Prospect streets. Second street and Middle avenue service under Robert T. Ketcham includes 9:45 a m Sunday Bible School with superintendent Harlie G. Stevick 10:45 a m Morning Worship 6:00 p m B Y P U President June Welty 7:50 p m Evening Worship and 7:50 p m Wednesday Prayer Meeting Director and Organist Prof L C Holden of Oberlin Conservatory.
Sunday School at 9 45 and 11 00 A M Morning Service at 11 00 Subject Christian Science Wednesday evening testimonial meetings at 8 00 P M Reading room in Redington Block Middle avenue and Second street open daily except Sundays and legal holidays 10 00 A M to 6 00 P M and 7 00 to 9 00 P M on Saturdays
William C. Fowler, minister, schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning service at 10 50 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m with Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m on the same day.
Arthur M. Bosler pastor leads morning worship at 11 20 with L S Brevoort directing the choir. League at 6 30 p m. June 29 features noon luncheon and special morning hour. Grove Patterson of The Toledo Blade speaks in the afternoon as the Lorain County Men's chorus performs several numbers. Old residents urged to return for the event.
The Second M. E. Church at 2507 Middle Avenue lists an 11:00 A M sermon by Dr. W J Curry, a 3:00 P M mass meeting, 6:30 P M Epworth League, and a 7:30 P M Wednesday prayer meeting under Rev J E Burton.
Lake Avenue Community Church and Bible School lists Bible school at 9:30 a.m. led by Superintendent Fred W. Bonny. Rev. D P Fulmer presides as minister, indicating a church service and weekly Bible school routine.
Public worship times set across multiple churches. Second Methodist Episcopal at Middle Ave and 18th St lists morning service at 11, sermon to juniors at 10 45, adults at 11, and evening services. African Methodist Church Joncas Chapel notes Sunday School at 9 30 and morning service. Missionary program and League activities noted. Pinyst Speirliu4alist Church announces no Woodman’s Hall meeting until October and lists spiritual advising and Camp Brady and Camp Lillydale dates.
St John s Lutheran on Broad Street and West Avenue reports no Sunday services as Rev Armin Schroeder and teachers attend a convention at Fort Wayne.
St Andrew's Church corner Middle and Third rector Edwin B. Redhead presides at Holy Communion for Altar Guild at 7 30. Corporate Communion and morning prayer with sermon at 10 45. Church school at 9 30 in the church. No evening service.
Emanuel Lutheran Church Elyria announces Sunday School at 9 45 and morning service at 10 45 led by Pastor Harold A Sayles. The parsonage is at 54 Princeton Avenue and the church address is 321 Fourth Street in Elyria with the Elyria Woman's Club noted in association. Contact phone 38082.
Dr. A. E. Piper pastors a Sunday morning service at 10 45 after 9 59 Sunday school and an evening talk at 7 30 on They Came from Every Quarter Epworth League meets at 6 30 pm on Third and Court streets with services and programs centered on daily faith and community.
Sunday schedules listed for North Bineville Congregational Church Rev Edward Young at 11:00 morning service and 10:00 Sunday school. Mt Zion Baptist at 608 Lodi Street Rev William F Farly 10:00 Sunday school 11:30 morning service 6:00 P M B Y P U 1:30 evening service and Wednesday prayer.
Rev. C. Brown, pastor, leads Shiloh Baptist Church in an evening service at 7:00 PM.
North Ridgeville St Peters Catholic Church lists Rev. Fr. John N Rhein as pastor with a first Mass at 7 30 a m and a second at 9 30 a m. Bethany Baptist Church under Rev G T Settle on 17th Street offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning service at 11 o clock Young People meeting at 6 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m with Deacon Dickerson and Deacon Munk as leaders.
Vincent M. E. Church Berea pastor Morning Service at 10:00 Sunday School at 11:00 Holy Cross Church Fourteenth Street and West Avenue Nev S Rybacki Masses 8:15 and 10:45 a m Gospel Mission 144 East Bridge Street Morning Service 10:00 Sunday School 2:00 Preaching 3:00 Sunday Evening 7:30 Prayer Wednesday 7:00 p m
At 230 Third Street a German service occurs at 8 45 and 9 30 Sunday School with 10 45 Morning Service. On the first and third Sundays a German service repeats at 8 45. Salvation Army holds Open Air on Saturday 7 30 Square and Sunday Jail Service 9 00 and Holy Meeting 10 30. Sunday 2 00 Sunday School 3 00 Y P L L 3 00, Sunday Open Air 7 30 and Evening Salvation Meeting 8 00 led by Captain Grace Smith and Lieutenant Mabel Smith.
Funeral services were held in Lorain Wednesday afternoon for Glenn Johnson, nephew of William Kneisel of Brownhelm. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kneisel, Mr. and Mrs. William Kneisel and son Billy, Mrs. Adam Kneisel, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kneisel, Howard Kneisel, and Mrs. F. H. Peck.
Mrs Dora Buckley who has been staying for several months at the home of Mr and Mrs George Baird and their daughter in Lorain returned home on Tuesday.
Brownhelm sent a strong representation to the 4 H club advisors and officers gathering in Elyria on Saturday. Yi L Leimbach presided as chair with potato club members Ralph Hasenpflug Stewart Fairchild and Wm McQueen among attendees. Also present were Mrs Clayton Bechtel Ruth Orcutt Margaret Sanders Gertrude McQueen of the Food and Garden club and Misses Emma Miller Gladys Zilch Kathryn Sanders Marguerite Bacon of the Clothing club.
Mr and Mrs Chas Bechtel and relatives attended a Saturday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs E C Schubert on Townline road to honor their 17th wedding anniversary. The event brought together Mr and Mrs Clayton Bechtel Mr and Mrs Raymond Bechtel and their son Donald.
Mrs. Fred Morse is recovering after operative treatment at Elyria Clinic hospital and expects to return home soon. Mrs. F. H Peck and Mrs. S. J. Leimbach visited her Tuesday afternoon.
The Merry Workers 4 H Food and Flower club enjoyed a picnic at the home of Miss Gertrude Mc Queen Tuesday afternoon.
A large gathering of Just-A-Mere club members spent Thursday with Rev. and Mrs N. E. Escott and their daughter of Brooklyn. Guests included Mrs. Sliindstey of Vermilinston, Mrs. Sprague and daughter of Amherst, and many others visiting or calling at the Miller and Bechtel homes.
Mrs Mary Jones with daughters Augusta Evelyeen Betty and relatives from Grand Dodge Michigan and Bana Hoy and Cecil Hoy visited Lorain. Saturday eight oclock Augusta Jones and Cecil Hoy married at Evangelical church Parsonage South Ridge. Rev I H Amore officiated. Reception at Wells home. Bridal pair to live with bride’s mother in Michigan. 4-H clothing club meets at church parlors with 25 of 27 members. Picnic planned July 1 at Chance Creek. Various social visits noted including Lindsleys and Zilchs over weekend. Keith Cogdell attending Cleveland Art School spent weekend with John Liss.
Mrs A W Leadrach visited Vermont with her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Maurice Hammond. They spent two weeks in the state and then returned to Enosburg Falls Vt where she planned to spend a further couple of weeks at the Hammond home.
Congregational church holds Sunday school at 9:30 with H L Leimbach as superintendent and worship at 10:30 with Rev Wm J Kady from Oberlin presiding. Christian Endeavor led by Fern Ladrach. Evangelical church offers Sunday school at 10:00, prayer service at 11:00, Christian Endeavor led by Harry Stick, topic Great Missionary Leaders, and 8:00 p.m. worship with Rev I H Amore.
The Hasenpflug family and friends gathered Tuesday evening at the Hasenpflug home to celebrate Mrs. Hasenpflug's birthday. Rev Henry Stick and Eva of Oberlin, Edwin and Amherst Hasenpflug, Karl and George Hasenpflug, Miss Mabel Hasenpflug, Newton and Bud Enz, Arthur Hasenpflug and children, and Mr and Mrs Wm Hasenpflug participated as refreshments were served and a fernery was given.
Brownhelm W C T U observed Flower Mission Day with a meeting at Mrs. E G Lesher's home followed by decorating graves of former members and distributing bouquets and glasses of jelly. Visitors Mr and Mrs Jas Baird of Colorado Springs arrived.
Represents U. S. here Monday evening en route to Boston, Mase, and are spending until Saturday visiting relatives here. Mrs Martha Smith of Cleveland is visiting her sister, Miss Huldah Miller and her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Miller and family. Miss Lucy Smith of Cleveland is visiting Mr. and Mrs O. Hi Baker of Amherst and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hasenpflug of this place. Richard Zileh of Elyria is spending the summer at the home of his sister, Mrs. Robert Kneisel and family. Miss Mary Smith of Elyria is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L Brandau and family.
June 28 report from West Russia lists Mrs George Hahn at a Methodist convention in Lo lain last Wednesday. Frank and Leonard Twining built a small cottage on their Mosher’s Corners farm. Local residents visited farms, with Mr and Mrs Lakowitz from Cleveland staying a weekend at their farm. The F J Englebry family visited Clarence Hungerford, while Mrs Charles Squires Sr stayed with Mrs Hare Bonner of Elyria. Ed Braun and family spent Thursday with Will Mauer at Murray Ridge. Dorothy Squires summers with aunt Mrs Siman Knowles in Elyria. Mildred Clark attends Lakeside as a United Church Sunday school delegate. Irvin Season visited Detroit for a few days.
Culver Hale spends summer with parents in Denver Colorado. Harry Peachie visits Grafton Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Halen visit Miss Mary Kuhl Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lyman Knowles Elyria visit parents Charles Sr. Clarence Duell summers at a hotel in Chautauqua New York. Ben Dudley and son Charles visit friends in Cleveland Thursday.
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