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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
7
Last evening Rev. W. B. Colegrove led an evangelistic campaign at First Baptist Church with strong attendance. The speaker addressed themes of spiritual profit and loss as part of ongoing meetings drawing steady crowds.
An advertisement extols FASTEETH as a lasting denture hold with no thinning or taste loss, claiming the plate stays put for 24 hours and remains secure and comfortable. A sermon summary follows, featuring Mr. Colegrove’s talk on profits of the soul and a future address on why some men are damned.
Mr and Mrs Les Johnson and families and other locals attended a birthday dinner at the Misses Edna and Paran Reeve home in Lorain honoring Miss Edna. Eighteen guests shared a chicken dinner at one o clock and an afternoon of social visits followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bauer hosted the A B C club with four bridge tables. high scores to Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hauck. Junior class dance planned for March 31 with Cook's Orchestra. Various residents attend events, visits, and illnesses noted. schools vaccinate 121 children. multiple families hosted guests from Cleveland and Elyria.
Elyria children in the weekly library hour track bird life as spring nears Mrs H M Metcalf leads the program listing resident winter migrants and transient visitors in the local avifauna She cites sources from Frank M Chapman and notes arrival dates vary with March weatherObservers may expect robins bluebirds redwinged blackbirds and meadowlarks in March with April bringing a surge of warblers thrushes swallows and more.
Philadelphia report notes Francis Hopkinson will graduate from the University of Pennsylvania, the 18th person in the Hopkinson family to bear the name. The milestone highlights a long family legacy linked to the institution.
About 140 students enroll in Manitowoc High School automobile driving courses with 26 girls among them. They meet three times weekly for instruction led by Robert Lindwall, a city safety commission member.
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