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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1927
Page
1
A promotional note touts Ely's Cream Balm as a quick safe remedy for catarrh. It claims relief within minutes by applying to nostrils throat or chest, restoring taste smell and hearing, removing nasal discharge and relieving throat soreness. The ad targets hay fever victims with promises of instant and permanent relief and notes a 50 cent bottle may cure. available at all druggists.
Columbus Ohio advertisement proclaims Peruna as the leading family remedy with five key ingredients golden seal cedren seed cubebs stone root and claims powerful effects on mucous membranes nerves kidneys and bladder digestive dropsy and indigestion.
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to cure catarrh at all stages. Cure is taken internally and targets the mucous membranes to destroy the disease's foundation. Proponents offer $100 for any case not cured. Toledo company promotes testimonials and sells at 75 cents.
Camden churches listed with pastors and service times including Baptist, Catholic, Church of Christ, Congregational, and Evangelical. Local obituaries, baptisms, funerals, and visit notes for Camden Center church, Elyria visitors, and residents.
First Church of Christ Rotentist notes Sunday service at 10 30 a m Sunday school 9 15 a m Spirit Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 30. Reading room in Tea church building open daily except Sunday 10 12 am and 1 4 pm. Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Rev Harry C Mubley pastor corner East River and Princeton services 10 30 a m Sunday school and Bible Class 9 15 a m.
Broad and West avenue lists St Johns Lutheran with J N Schmidt pastor services at 9 30 am and Sunday school at 9 36 am Methodist Episcopal led by L Stewart pastor residing at 132 Broad Street with Sunday school 9 15 am public worship 10 20 am Epworth League 6 pm evening worship 7 pm Thursday prayer meeting at 7 18 pm morning topic What is Christianity evening topic Abraham in Jeoin Statesman and Christian plus organ music
United Presbyterian conducts Be Ye Doors of the Word at 10 30 a m and The Mission of the Church at 7 pm. St Andrew's Church on Middle avenue and Third, Rev No D Bigelow rector conducts Holy Communion, morning prayers, vesper hours, and a sermon series with a Monday school and 9 80 Sunday School at 9 80 led by Sister Minnie. Second M B Outreach at Corner Middle and Seventh, and St Andrew's Mission at 927 Walnut St hosts 9 80 Sunday School and 7 pm sermon in the evening.
Mrs Arthur Buck and daughter Jessie attended Ray Buddinger funeral in Cleveland. Leon Osborn of Columbia called on friends here. Mrs Will Booksaw entertains the M E church adhes Wednesday. F W Briggs in Cleveland on business Friday. Elder C Maple returned from Lorain Wednesday. The Standard Resters meet at the church Saturday. The willing workers meet with Mrs EB Thompson February 15. Revival meetings at M E church ongoing led by Rev C T Goodwin. Church of Christ service Sunday February 11 with Micah and True Religion as sermon topic. Mrs Albert Hoftyzer and daughter of Cleveland spent Sunday here. Miss Lora Peck returns to Warrensville after visiting. New M B parsonage to be east of John Brinker on Warren Blaine farm.
At a spiritualist gathering in Wicht ta a voice in darkness projects the spirit of Elijah Crosser who died years before. The apparition confirms heaven and an old-timers inquiry about measuring from tip to tip, with the reply that he is an angel named Lige.
An illustrated talk on South America by C. M. Williams, assistant to President King of Oberlin College, followed a church supper. Williams used stereopticon slides from South America, highlighting the Panama Canal, cities, and plantation scenes. About ninety men and several women attended. the speaker stood in for Prof. Anderags who missed the Switzerland lecture.
A farewell party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs E B Lunn for Charles F P Schmitkons. Guests included F P Schmitkens and many locals. The event featured decorated rooms and light refreshments reflecting a white and purple motif.
Social notes recount Mrs W E Hart entertaining Fortnightly club members on Second street yesterday afternoon. Other items mention a sacred cantata at the Baptist church tomorrow evening with Mendelssohn’s Hear My Prayer sung by Mrs F C Wilford and a visiting performer A L Miller from Los Angeles. Also covered are a First Methodist church social, Mrs David Lewig’s return from Saggertown Pa, and local births and visits among residents.
A humorous episode describes Horace Greeley receiving an illegible note from a fellow editor. The messenger returns the note for clarification. Greeley cannot read it and asks the boy what it means, receiving the reply that it asks what the damned fool means.
Workingmen are invited to hear Rev. John H. Grant in a Sunday evening talk on Child Labor with stereoticon views at First Congregational Church at 7 o clock. Dr J B Watson whose lecture on Pluck Patience and Perseverance was set for February 12 is called out of town on urgent business and postponed until further notice.
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