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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1949
Page
3
Area churches announce Lent services and weekly programs. Brownhelm Evangelical United Brethren plans 8 p.m. midweek service March 16. Penfield United and North Olmsted Congregational list morning worships, Sunday schools, and youth fellowships. Universalist and Lutheran churches note guest preachers and study groups. local churches in South Amherst and Sullivan feature classes, choir rehearsals, and special events through March 17.
Local notes list worship times and activities for Kipton Walter B Crowell Grafton Robert Chaunce Belden Robert Chaunce Litchfield Rev C F Hart Walter Young and other pastors. Sunday services Monday prayers and youth programs shown with sermon topics and district hours.
Local radio schedule includes Portia and Cleveland segments followed by church notices. Eaton Church of Christ led by Pastor A Young outlines Bible school at 10 60, worship at 11 00 with sixth sermon on Foundations of Faith, evening fellowship at 7 30. Litchfield Assembly of God announces Sunday school at 10 00, morning service at 11 00, evening service at 7 30 with music and evangelistic message. Weekday activities include Young People's service and Bible study sessions.
A look back at March 11 notes events from years ago including a severe cold wave across Ohio and midwest states with highway crews mobilized to combat drifting snow. It mentions February 1948 bank debits rising and school cafeteria popularity at St Marys School, plus a five year ago reference to German morale at a Nazi beachhead search and a Rotary drive for a YMC A Camp water system.
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