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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1929

Page

3

Noonday Lenten Services Open With Sermon on Gethsemane

Grace and St. John's Lutheran churches opened Noonday Lenten services with Rev. George Kuechle of Cleveland delivering a sermon on Gethsemane. St John's Ladies Choir sang Calvary, as he spoke on Christ's agony, obedience, and the believer's moulding through suffering, urging faith and following the Savior. Tomorrow's program features Rev Clarence Spiegel from Akron at St. John's from 1:30 to 2:30 with a continuation of the Crucified Christ theme.

Kuechle Gethsemere God Lord Jesus Christ Jesus Temple Church Rueckert Isis Temple St. John’s Lutheran Church Clarence Spiegel Akron Neauil Methodist M. E Farge Kingdom Building Mise Brown C. L. de ° Bow Cleveland

Happenings Tonight At Various Local Clubs And Lodges

A long list of Thursday evening activities fills the town agenda with meetings and events across churches lodges and clubs. Choral practice at St Pauls, Masons DeMolay and Knights of Columbus sessions, Y M C A and Y W C A gatherings, Sons of Union Veterans and Elks initiations, plus dances and dinners at multiple venues. VIPs include Miss Inez Bradley, Miss Esther Clausen, and Mrs Margaret Gruse hosting.

The Musical Art Society St. Paul's Church Brotherhood of American Yeomen Knights of Columbus K. of C.hal King Solomon's Lodge A. M Masonic Hall Fellowship Club 11. P. Chapman Sons of Union Veterans ‘Peets G. A. R. Hall Chevalier Lodge Knights of Psthias Rainbow Clags Margaret Gruse Adams Street Inez Bradley Esther Clausen Church Council of Grave Luthieran Church XN. A. Q. Club Julian Smith Courtland Street

Ladies Collectirth Tea and Club Meetings Flood Lorain Social Calendar

The column lists multiple church and club events in Lorain for Friday and the upcoming weekend. Tea socials at United Presbyterian Church Howe Street and Circle Five at St Paul’s, plus meetings of Knuckle Club Eta Beta Pi P L H Bridge Club and more at various homes and halls. Also notes entertainment and church activities including Lenten services and Girl Reserves rehearsals. Eva Bell Golechen turns eleven with friends at 305 Lodi street. gifts and refreshments provided.

Ladies Aid Society United Lutheran Church Ladies Auxiliary Eastes Helping Hand Society W.C. A Keen Kutter Club Evelyn Martin North Eaton St. Pauls Church Pau Bourquin Third Street Friendship Club United Presbyterian Church E. W. Wricht Irvin Wendel Ward Bliss West Street McMan Lake Avenue P. L. H. Bridge Club Vernice Lance Stanford Avenue Rethel Shrins Clan Robertson G. A. R. Hall Ninety Five Club Circle Number Five St. Paul's Church John Worthington S14 Lorain Canton and Auxiliary I. C. O. FY Hall Niemyer Ninth Street Lorain Ely Dorcas Church of Christ H. J. Brooks Cedar Street Avenue Club Masonic Hall Security Benefit Association Grace Lutheran Church Woman's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ Church Auditorium

Serpentine Ball at Spring Valley Country Club

The Serpentine Ball at Spring Valley Country Club Saturday evening was hosted by Dr. Hagedorn and Charles Persons. About fifty couples attended, many dining before the dance and the Serpentine March at 10 30 PM. Streamers decorated the ballroom as ladies wore formal gowns. At midnight a mock Zeppelin made a forced landing, revealing snow balls for a snowball fight. Refreshments followed, dancing lasting until 1 AM, with many relief students home for spring vacation.

Spring Valley Country Club Dr. Hagedorn Charles Persons

Boosters Club Meeting Seeks Granite Markers and Pensions

North East Ohio Boosters Club of the Spanish War Veterans adopts resolutions to replace marble headstones with granite markers for deceased soldiers and to push Congress for higher pensions for veterans over fifty. Object to compulsory gun registration in Ohio. US Veterans Bureau seeks expanded Cleveland medical facilities. Speaker Hon. John G. Cooper notes Elyria attendees listed. next meeting set for Elyria on Sunday, June sixteenth.

Boosters Club OF North East Ohio Boosters Club Congress United States Veterans’ Bureau Frank D. Hinesday Cleveland John G. Cooper Elyria E. E. Leifer John H. Pope Harry McGowin Nan*. Kothe Agnes Kothe Marion Shrock William Wethbber C. EK. Locke George Pope C. E. Southam

Sunshine Boys of Disciple Church Meet

The Sunshine Boys of the Church of Christ met at Jack Monroe's home on George Street Saturday afternoon. The business meeting closed, then games were played. Prizes went to Lyle Scott George Abokire Kenneth Harvey Junior Reynolds. Other members included Perry Shook Richard Renouard and Mrs Bemos class teacher. A luncheon was served by Mrs Mamroa and Miss Heloun Monroe.

Sunshine Boys Church of Christ Jack Monroe George Street Lyle Scott George Abokire Kenneth Harvey Junior Reynolds Perry Shook Richard Renouard Bemos Mamroa Misa Heloun Monroe Second Congregational Church Evelene Brest Garvin Avenue Dorothy Baldwin Juanita Bowser Artist Lucille Hand Longford Street Ruth Kauser June Hamilton

Church of Christ Services Largely Attended

Large congregations heard Rev. Wm C Fowler of the Church of Christ deliver sermons on The King He Comes and The First Gospel Sermon Ever Preached Before a King. Robert Burns provided music as thirteen baptisms and several acceptances were reported.

Church OF Christ Wm C. Fowler Jerusalem Mr. Fowler Antippa Robert Burns Jesus Christ

Miss Virginia Crandall Speaks at D A R Meeting

Miss Virginia Crandall presented a paper on George Rogers Clark at Elyria Chapter D A R. The gathering at Mrs. H M Redington's home heard a report on two D A R Loan Library papers and discussed state flower selection. The afternoon included musical items and notices of upcoming section meetings and a Good Friday concert of The Crucifixion by Stainer conducted by Robert Burns.

Virginia Crandall Maren m Elyria H. M. Redington W. B. Hubbell L. B. Fauver D. A. R. Loan Library Jobo Bath R. A. Cave Wilfred Bowdler United States Julian Edwards Elgar Ohio River Virginia Northwest Territory Clark Old Illinois Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Ohio Church of Christ Stainer Robert Burns Belr Walter Smith Stephen Cool

Hostess Social Notes From Elyria Club Luncheon

Mrs Earl Mavse entertained three tables at a luncheon bridge with yellow and white table appointments for Easter. First honor in bridge went to Mrs Tom Boldman of Elyria. A tureen supper followed for members and husbands, then dancing with out of town guest Miss Edith Hatci of Conneaut Ohio.

Earl Mavse Tom Boldman Elyria Edith Hatci Conneaut Ohio

Local Personal Notices From Cleveland Area Friends

Mr and Mrs Lester Johnson of Michigan were weekend guests of C F Byers of Third street. Frederick Sanford of Risk school Pennsylvania visits at his home in McKeesport. Dr Crausar completing Ph D at University of Pittsburgh visits Funk family in 4th street. Edna Funk returns from Michigan City to Easter at 4th street. Paul Funk and Zuleika Jennings visit 4th street from Cleveland. Mrs Bark of Gary Indiana returns home after illness in Lorain. Harry Crandall ill at home. Gertrude Taylor resumes studies at Ohio State University. Edgar Glass returns to Ohio State. Mr and Mrs William Robinson host relatives incl Herman Clay and Hoover Ferrell from Akron. Knowles of Cleveland guests of Ellis Nielsen. N D Nielsen of Nielsen Laboratories to address Cleveland Kiwanis on March 28. Mrs John D Justice and son John L return from Florida winter with her father W W Boling. Mrs Ralph Lord of Ashtabula and Miss Edith Dalton of Cleveland visit C C Lord on Seventh street. Mrs W H Smith and daughter Beverly of Gary visit D B Gordon on Earl court. Virginia Wicker ill with quinsy after tonsillitis. Walter Lord of Cleveland visits with Charles C Lord in Seventh street. Mr and Mrs R Miller, Miss Jerry Salisbury, Walter Keech travel to Cleveland for dinner and theater. M Walter Rubi and family visit Denison avenue residents in Toledo yesterday. J C George and son William travel to Pittsburgh yesterday.

Lester Johnson Michigan C. F. Byers Third Street Frederick Sanford Risk School Pennsylvania Elyria Robert M. Cravsar McKeesport Graduate University of Pittsburgh Edna Funk Michigan City Indiana 4Th Street Paul Funk Zuleika Jennings Cleveland William Bark Gary Etdiana Bark Lorain John Henderson Harry Crandall Karl Court Gertrude Taylor Washington Avenue Ohio State University Edgar Glass William F. Robinson Lake Avenue Knowles Ellis Nielsen Stanford Avenue N. D. Nielsen The Nielsen Laboratories Edith Dalton C. C. Lord Seventh Street W. H. Smith Beverly D. B. Gordon Earl Court Virginia Wicker G. M. Wicker Beverly Court Walter Lord Charles C. Lord R. Miller Jerry Salisbury Walter Keech M. Walter Rubi Denison Avenue Toledo J. C. George William Pittsburgh

O'Donnell Plans California Trip And YMCA Pageant Rehearsal

Bernard M. O'Donnell will depart for California May sixteenth to spend about one or two months on a pleasure trip. The Grecian dancers of the YWCA pageant will meet for rehearsal at the YWCA on Saturday from ten to twelve.

Bernard M. O'Donnell California

Enthronement Edition by Japan Advertiser Highlights Hirohito Ceremonies

The Enthronement Edition of the Japan Advertiser, published by B. W. Fleischer, is a lavish 180 page issue printed on heavy book paper. It covers Emperor Hirohito's enthronement with accounts and interpretations, featuring contributors such as Zoe Kincaid, Hugh Byers, Frank H. Hedges, Premier Tanaka, and Helen Laufman Morgan. A color silk reproduction resign by Seika Yamashika stands out amid the lavish presentation. A note also reports London telephone call times averaging 40.5 seconds last year versus 137.8 seconds in 1927, despite increased operator numbers.

TORIO B. W. Fleischer Japan Advertiser Hirohito Advertiser Zoe Kincaid Hugh Byers Frank H. Hedges Premier Tanaka Japan Helen Laufman Morgan Seika Yamashika London

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World Fellowship Committee Social Settlement Elysia Elsina Salvatore Ercoline Waly Misser Keavens Kart Plocher Arthur Smith Phillip Beebe W.O. McChelan Bovington Che Teble Thes Wiases Josephine Winkley Wienl' Yea Fick Betty J. Reimers Jothy Bovington Dannieer Lawrence Sisher Buddy Bovingtom Ucbristian Endeavor Society Christian Endeavor Russell Fox C. E A. C. Schilleman Dorothy Wilcox Dorothy Wilenv Middle Avenue Virginia’ Crandall LA Porte Macney Jills Columbia Mark Adams Sol East River Street Betty Lounsborough Gracecourt Ruth Fifth Street Ernest White KE. Ith Street Benjjamin Trescott East Avenue Fred Shook Tremont Street William Heleps Mound Street Mra Frank Majoran Boz Monard van Neal Furnare Anthony Carmel Knights of St. John K. of C. Hall Woman's Benefit Association Wurst Hall Frank Stehr Eleanor Loeffler Frank S. Harmon Y. Ar. C. A. Elsra Council of the Y. W. C.A. Federation American Legion Legion Rooms Suni Club Iwha Mae Becker First Methodist Church Meinke Howe Street Maranatha First Baptist Church Loyal Masons Raesler Lodi Street Pythian Laura Barton Seventhetree Division Co Mra N. Findlay Spruce Street American Home Department Woman's Club Bridgettes David Hyman Hamilton Street Fire Culture Club CT. Byers Methodist Church South Side Eva Bell Golechen Ida Badisch David Chesler Harry Wasserman Golechen Ann Golechen Ruth Rothman Spring Valley Sunshine Boys OF Disciple Mise Satie Becker Sadie Becker Mary Widlzer Melvin Nemark Sheldon Rothman Louis, Pitzele George Damerkin Sam Milner Sam Kaplan Alex Reiz Hyman Sniff Isadore Sepsonwal Reuben Yovoricz Anita Sepsonwal Ida Haas Selma Cohen Fannie Lengberg Edith Lillian Kaplan Clara Gershowitz Meriam Guseroy Ann Goleshon Esther Becker Bessie Bicker Ruth Ruthman Fannie Bobdech Honer Benedict Arnold George Rogers Clark Division Five W. C. Snowden Tenth Street Alright Dewey Avenue District Two G. Lamberton Glendale Court Division Three Dellefield Cleveland Street Spieth Eighth Street Elyria Club Cook’s East Ave Maelo Wth U. & Pat. OF Melo, Sata the Hygienic Products CO Canton, Ohio Nowell Hotel Mary Ensley L. Bungart & Son Gratton Road Broad St West Ave High Rev Grace Ev. Lutheran Church St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church
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