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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1938
Page
15
Aided by national leaders and auto dealers, a campaign aims to replace aging cars with newer used models to reduce highway hazards. Dealers expect several thousands of prewar vehicles, including 1937 and 1936 models, to be showcased for exchange during the event.
The town newsletter lists midweek sermons at Spencer Lutheran led by Rev. George Smith, a Spanish class enrollment of twelve, and Miss Helen Boone leaving for mission work in the Ozark Mountains. It covers travel of Sherplane and Therman Sthie and a death, Luther League and Epworth League activities, district meetings, and numerous brief family visits, trips, and illnesses among locals including phasing in and out of several households.
On Sunday morning March 6 Reverend J G Koontz of Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church will speak on the topic When Christ Passes. A sermonette and special choir music accompany the service.
Mr and Mrs Sam Woods Kuepfer hosted guests at their Washington street apartment. Mr and Mrs Clarence Martin and their two daughters from Pemberville joined Mr and Mrs Clarence Dague and daughter Leona Rogers for a Sunday visit.
Town Line Elyria notes report a Community Club program at Middle Ridge school Friday featuring the play Where Is Grandma. Elyria high student Oliver Schubert enjoyed a 2 vacation Tuesday as Washington's Birthday is observed. Various locals visited relatives and hosted gatherings including families of Schubert Spiegelberg Dute and Justin in Elyria and nearby areas.
Mr and Mrs H P Mackert and children Frances and Justin visit Ell ie Mackert in Lorain Sunday. Prices noted include $176 a pound for syneble rose oil and perfume industry chatter about why sniffer tests cannot distinguish the oils.
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