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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
6
Morning service at 10:00 am and Sunday school at 2:00 pm precede the preaching at 3:00 pm. Evening worship follows at 7:30 pm with a Wednesday prayer service at 1:00 pm. Located at 144 East Bridge Street.
Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets presents a full day with Bible school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 30 a m theme Faithful Unto Death junior church at 10 30 a m theme The Life of Jesus Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m evening worship at 7 30 p m featuring guest soloists Wilson Sargent and Emil Kasper choir directed service Wednesday prayer hour at 7 30 p m Acts 19 8 41 Leader J E Riley join us for worship
Coll middle and third Edwin B Redhead rector Holy Communion 7 30 morning prayer sermon 10 45 evening service summer stop St John s Lutheran Broad street West avenue Rev W C Birkner pastor 242 Eastern Heights Blvd Sunday school 9 15 English service 10 00 German service 11 00 Corner of Lake avenue Weat street Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 45 6 30 No evening service U B 8 United Bible Students meet Sunday morning 10 30 All cordially invited
The Sunday school gathers at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 45. Communion and dedicatory services will be preached by Rev H J Rose D D of New Wilmington Pa. Concluding dedicatory sermon by Rev Rose.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Corner Court and Second streets. Dr W M Auld minister. Church School at 9 30 sermon by the minister. GRACE LUTHERAN Corner Princeton Avenue and East River Street Rev Harry C Mubly Pastor sermon at 10 45 We preach Christ crucified. PILGKEIM COMMUNITY Cambridge and Prospect streets Rolland E Wolfe pastor Morning service at 11 00 The High Cost of Liberty Christian Endeavor at 6 30 Bible Study Life of Christ at 7 30 FIRST BAPTIST Second street and Middle avenue Rev R T Ketcham pastor 9 45 Bible School.
At 10 45 morning worship with a sermon by the pastor. Evening service at 730 with another sermon by the pastor. B Y P U at 6 00. Organist Prof L C Holden of Oberlin to play.
Sunday services at 9:45 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Wednesday testimonial service at 8:00 p.m. Reading room in Kedington block corner Cheap side and Second street open daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Lake Ave Sunday School at Lake Avenue schoolhouse Stop iC and S. W. Traction Elyria and vorain Division. Rev. D. P. Fulmer minister. Everyone welcome with good teaching singing and preaching.
Alliance spiritual churches announce 7 30 worship services at Hail Lecture ST AGNES Lake Avenue Reverend Father Reilly Emmanuel Lutheran Elyria Woman's Club 331 Fourth Street Rev Harold A Sayles invites the public African Methodist 343 Seventeenth Morning 11 30 Evening 7 30 St Paul Evangelical 250 Third English 10 45 First Methodist Episcopal Third Court Edwin Kirby pastor Sacrament address 6 30 Epworth League Rupert Beetham prohibition commissioner speak 6 30 p m
Mt Zion Baptist at 1283 Pine Street lists Rev William F Farly. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Morning service at 11:30 a.m. B Y P U at 6:00 p.m. Prayer service Wednesday. All welcome.
North Ridgeville Congregational Church led by Rev. BE. C. Young offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m and evening service at 7 45 p m with a 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting. Seland M. Be Church at 2507 Middle Avenue, Pastor W P Kellogg, lists Sunday school at 9 30, morning service at 11, Young People at 6, evening service at 7 30, Wednesday prayer at 7 30, choir rehearsal Friday 7 30. Bethany Baptist Church with Rev J F Walker at 17th Street has Sunday school 9 30, morning service 11, deacon Munk superintendent, evening service 7 30, Wednesday prayer 7 30, choir rehearsal Friday 7 30.
The Sunday service runs 9 30 a m with a 7 p m evening service. The church location moved to 25 Weat avenue. A church benefit message circle is set for Tuesday July 2 at 8 p m hosted by David Vogler and Mrs Frank Wack at 207 Temple Court.
Rev. A. J. Suwalski will lead the first Mass at 7 45 a m and a second Mass at 10 15 a m at Holy Cross Church located on Fourteenth Street and West Avenue. The service outlines a sermon following the early Mass.
The Salvation Army lists events at 674 Broad Street with Saturday 7:30 PM open air service on the square. Sunday schedule includes jail service at 9:00 AM, holiness meeting at 10:30 AM, Sunday school at 2:30 PM, Y P L at 6:30 PM, another open air service on the square at 7:30 PM, and a Salvation meeting at 8:00 PM. Everyone is welcome.
Father John N. Rhien, pastor, presided at St. Peter's Catholic Ridgeville with the first Mass at 6 30 and a second at 8 30. Sermons were delivered at both services.
In Carthagh Indiana on June 29 a belled buzzard attracted farmers Mont and Earl Lacy as it flew over a field. The bird’s tinkling bell provoked excitement and superstitions about its mysterious movements.
Columbus June 29 Habital criminal laws enacted by state legislatures were branded as a disease by Prof James E Hagerty criminologist at Ohio State University He said the laws fail to catch big crooks and imprison the feeble minded and cheap crooks He urged deterrence by certain detection and punishment and preventing crime at its source rather than after it is committed
In Ranger Texas on June 29 Golden wheat was harvested and transformed into hot brown biscuits in 17 minutes 38 seconds. KK C Jones Ranger mill owner and Ben Whitehouse agricultural instructor led the speed test aided by two chefs. Last year a similar test took 41 minutes.
Mrs. Anna Smeltzer, living in Columbus, received a moving van at her home after a newspaper ad. A floral wreath marked C. O. D. arrived, followed by several taxicabs. She had not moved from her home of 25 years and was not in the habit of riding in taxis.
Tourists saw bright red notices on Warwick doors alarming residents to a scarlet fever scare. Officials explained the cards indicate homes agreed to drop old water pumps and switch to the town water system under construction, signaling a phased adoption.
The column presents Cadman’s replies on education marriage tipping cathedral building and a Worcester will. It cites student advice urging postponing marriage for study and notes the medieval Milan cathedral as a contrast to modern building pace. It traces tipping origins beyond America and reflects broad social attitudes of the era.
A defense witness in a Columbus court faced questions over a smile directed at a juror. The incident sparked debate about potential bias and courtroom decorum during the ongoing case.
Lottie Leona Kirkland, acting as foster mother contest plaintiff, smiled at a juror as her attorneys filed a motion for a new trial amid the will dispute.
Washington report notes ten years ago President Wilson and four aides signed the Versailles Treaty for the United States along with 31 other powers. Three American signers are dead: Wilson, Robert Lansing, and Henry White. Col. E M House and Maj. Gen. Tasker Bliss remain, Bliss aged 76 but vigorous. House retired in New York with impaired health.
Frozen dainties found in a salvage of the M. G. Brock home after a fire in Childress Texas. A West Texas Utilities employee opened a charred electric refrigerator and found two trays of ice cream and ice cubes in the porcelain lined chambers. Refreshments were enjoyed by the searchers.
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