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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1921
Page
9
Belle Case Marrington outlines simple recipes for desserts and Bran Bread plus yeast biscuits suited to home bakers. The note includes timing tips for biscuits and mentions promising poultry raising topics for tomorrow.
McKinley students across grades list absent or tardy totals, while eighth graders form a Sanitary club to curb sidewalk spitting. Reports cover prize pussy willows, pond drainage efforts, a broken flag on Sherman Street, and advised room ventilation with temperature tips.
A fragmented note shows terms like two thermometers and two doctor’s fees tied to a coal bill. A locked window phrase appears, suggesting a local or symbolic allotment or stalled negotiation. The readable items indicate small costs and access issues within a broader legislative context.
Billy and Nanny meet a valley herd led by Satan and stay with the goats while seeking safety from Mike. The farmer notices Billy’s height and gilded horns, suspecting the circus. The two goats share stories of adventures as they plan to marry the next day.
In Warren on March 20 Julia Dado a minor received 2000 dollars from the common pleas court in a suit against Tony Marcinar. The case arose from an accident in Youngstown on September 1 when she was struck by the defendant's car while crossing Federal Street.
An item discusses dental health urging twice daily brushing and semiannual dentist visits to cut defective teeth among 11.9 million to 16.0 million youths. It notes Dr P H Goddard proposing expanded manual training up to high school to reduce unskilled labor and cites school attendance literacy and age verification anecdotes.
A boys science column explains the automatic railcar coupler. It notes it is not fully automatic and brakemen still crawl under cars to connect air hoses and pins. It contrasts old link and pin with the current C shaped coupler jaw that locks when cars bump together.
The Methodist Episcopal Residence invites all to Home Week services at 806 East Avenue. Each Sunday includes 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:45 a.m. sermon on Hearthstone Christian. Evening programs from Epworth League at 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. preaching discuss family salvation duties.
The article calls on West Side residents to cooperate in community growios work offering service and instruction. It invites all denominations to unite for the best interests of the entire community and urges earnest cooperation.
Grace Lutheran at Corner Princeton avenue and East River street announces a 9:15 a.m. Sunday school and adult Bible class followed by a 10:45 a.m. morning service with the sermon Our Great High Priest. Lenten service at 7 p.m. features The Three Malefactors in a Golgotha meditation. Special music planned and sermons emphasize Christ crucified.
The first Spiritualist church of Elyria will meet at the G. A. R. hall Sunday at 2 30 P M. Dr Henry Highes Warner will lecture and Mrs Rhodes of Cleveland will give messages.
Two weeks remain in Lent with emphasis on worship, self denial, Bible study, and good works. St Andrew's will hold a 9:15 children's acharist, 4:30 morning prayer and sermon, and 7:00 evening prayer and sermon. all welcome.
The notice invites believers to unite for Sunday worship and fuller church fellowship. It lists May 2 as the start of Lenton classes with sessions for youth and adults, then outlines the day’s schedule including church school 9 45 morning worship 11 and various auxiliary meetings led by named leaders.
The Church of Christ, 619 East Avenue, calls on all who have no church home to attend worship on the Lord's day. It invites self examination and communion with Christ, urging response to the melodious organ call and dedication to the Master's service as Easter approaches.
The text stresses that proving age without a birth certificate is difficult and urges readers to ask their parents to obtain one now, emphasizing it is never too late to do so.
Mile. Andrea Farman, daughter of the inventor, is described as the world's youngest air pilot at fourteen. She is said to be skilled in airplane construction and motor repair and could operate and engage in flight preparations.
A toddler identified as Mari Wubelic, 3, daughter of Michasl Kubetic, fell into a tub of boiling water and died after being taken to Youngstown Hospital. The incident occurred at 1862 Fast Cherry Street.
Superintendent John A. Bliss reports a deficit of 3985 dollars in the accounts of George W. Sheets, Green County clerk. Common Pleas Judge C. H. Kyle removed from office amid the investigation and report.
Sheets from office County commissioners filled the vacancy by appointing Charles S. Johnson a Xenia business man as clerk. Johnson replaces Seth Sheets who was serving his second term.
In Youngstown on March 20 an explosion at a bonfire set fire to Edward Warrard's clothing causing fatal injuries. Warrard aged 18 worked as a porter at the Elks' club and died at St. Elizabeth's hospital.
A quit farming sale at the Wm. Penfound Jr. farm on Qberlin Road 3 1 4 miles west of Elyria Stop 86 1 2 Green Line offers 5 head horses 2 cows 2 sows a Shetland pony farm tools and household items with terms cash under $10 and 9 months on bankable notes at 6 percent lunch at noon and stay until settled.
The First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday school at 9 45 and Sunday morning service at 11. The reading room in front of the church is open daily 1 to 4 pm except Sundays and holidays for Bible and Christian Science literature. All are invited to visit and attend services.
Willam Flammer, pastor, leads Bible school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 Junior Endeavor at 4 00 Senior Endeavor at 6 00 Evening service at 7 15 Midweek service Thursday 7 30 Members urged to hear Dr D M Pratt at eleven o clock.
East Ave and Second St W corner church led by Pastor S Smith at 140 Beverly Court offers Sabbath school at 9 45 for all ages and a Working Men class at 10. Morning worship at 11 features a short foreign mission review while evening services at 6 80 and 7 15 include Good music and a welcoming spirit for strangers.
The church on Corat Court and Second streets presents itself as a religious institution serving humanity in the spirit of Jesus Christ. It seeks to apply truth and freedom through character, fellowship in work and worship, and the creation of a social order that brings abundant life to many. It welcomes all who come inservice and fellowship.
The text outlines a church schedule with Bible school at 9 30, morning worship at 10 35, evening worship at 7 30, and weekday classes on China and daily living. A note urges early attendance and announces special services each evening the week before Easter.
St Pauls Evangikal Sunday school at 9 30 a m services at 1 00 p m class examination for twenty confirmands and list of candidates with names includes Salph Krage Golnick Schroeder Stang Vogelsong Ward Haag Hahn Kushi Schroeder Unger Stans Abramoska Quade Moehle Eschke special music by senior choir all welcome to attend
Akron court records reveal Judge Eli Spicer proposes reviving the whipping post in domestic relations proceedings. He spoke today on the measure in the juvenile court and domestic relations arena.
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