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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1929
Page
10
Church events and social notices from Amherst and surrounding towns. A church program features choral readings and organ music with local ensembles, while Palm Sunday services span St. Peter’s St. Paul’s and St. John Evangelical churches with confirmations and palm blessings. Community dinners, choir rehearsals, and a charity bake sale accompany this update on local religious and civic life.
In Lorain County Ohio Probate Court Mrs Nicholas Mate nee Julia Olah filed March 14 1933 to establish presumption of death for John Olah last known domicile Way Hairitary. Hearing set May 6 1928 at 9 a.m. evidence on absence will be heard. Judge Wilcox Deputy Clerk Hamann. Public notice of sealed bids for public service director in City Hall building due April 7 at noon Eastern Standard Time.
An old promotional note extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for relief from constipation and toxins, claiming they restore vigor and brighten eyes. It markets vegetable ingredients, lists prices, and claims a 20 year replacement for calomel, urging readers to keep fit for daily tasks. Also includes a separate City of Hamilton Ohio bid notice for a fire engine and equipment with bid procedures and security.
Eastern Standard Time listing for WIAM WEAF and WOR networks shows a dense lineup of acts, orchestras, and programs. It includes Spiralny's Hotel Statler orchestra, Ray Miller's Meadows Musicians, Rosy Rhythm Twins, General Motors Family Parts, Empire Builders, Truth Barrett, Gill's Bamboo Garden, Pirates World, Symes and others, with several NBC and CBS relay connections and station-to-station transfers indicated. The schedule spans from early evening into late night and features music, variety acts, and sponsored segments across multiple stations and networks.
Amherst area churches announce passion week services with German and English observances at St Josephs St Peters Congregational and St Paul Lutheran plus Methodist and First Evangelical churches. Special events include slide show Kings of Kings 100 slides 50 each night and reception of new members. This week also features cantata The Resurrection Song at Brownhelm Congregational and youth and hospital notes from local residents.
Old fashioned costumes were worn by the entire group and the Grange orchestra provided music. Refreshments followed later in the evening. The article notes a workers conference at St. Peter's Evangelical church with teachers and officers meeting at 7:30 in the church parlors. A statue titled The Stolen Baby by Lady Hilton Young, previously exhibited at the Academy in London, was reported stolen with law details unclear.
Fragmentary text notes Prince Abdul Kadir of Turkey deserted by four wives and mentions Don A. Barlow finishing a home on Dennison Ave west of Park Ave. Also contains a boast about leisure and a tongue in cheek comment about a critic. The passage blends verse, rumor, and local real estate notice elements.
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