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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1926

Page

21

Noonday Services Open With Large Attendance

Noonday Len ten services open at St Johns church Broad Street and West Avenue drawing large crowds. Speakers include Rev Albert T Tong of Redeemer Detroit and Rev Bod Friedrich of Cleveland. Sermons center on Judas and the betrayal, urging repentance and faith in Jesus Christ as remedy for sin. Tomorrow's noon service features a sermon on Jesus and Peter.

St. John's Church Broad‘street West Avenue St. Johna S Church Albert T. Tong Church of the Redeemer Detroit Wier Esi Judas Grace Church Atr Schmittgen Tony Jose Tus Jurian Adoe Jesus Christ Juday Jess God Bod Friedricch Cleveland Jesus and Peter

Pre Easter services begin at church in City

Church of Christ conducts pre Easter services with large turnout of young men confessing faith in Jesus. Services daily at 7:30 p.m. topic lineup includes The Christ of History and The Christ of Romance. Easter sunrise service planned with breakfast and special music, plus reception of new members and communion at morning service. Overnight and evening programs feature church orchestra. Donald Hecock home for Easter from Ohio Wesleyan University.

Church of Christ Jesus

John Maiden 15 Honored By Birthday Cart

John Maiden and playmates gathered Saturday for his ninth birthday party at home with cake and gifts. The Elyria Woman’s Relief Post 776 meeting was postponed to Saturday at seven thirty with Deputy Regent Grace Vo Mall as speaker. A Splash party at the city pool featured water polo and a floor show, followed by a fudge party at the YMCA Emporium. Spring swimming starts Friday. Presbyterian church meetings are set midweek with a preparatory prayer service on Wednesday. Henry Smith entertained guests at a dinner party prior to his move to Gary Indiana. attendees included family and neighbors from several streets.

John Maiden John Oliver Maiden Oneniversary John Malterer Clatches Coen Donald Mauer Carl Schroeder Orville Etrohl Don Ih Osman Jack Weber Glenn, Vitor Joly Maiden John Elyria Moousepeart Legion Myre Grace Vo Mall Aus Y. Woc. A Mra Howard Barbour Wiss Dorothy Snyder Yw ' Empasium Mae United Presbyterian Church BD. PL Fullmer Dilner

Local personals reveal students and staff on spring vacation

Miss Cornelia Patrick a Wheaton College student spent spring vacation at home while Harry Rosene a Elvira High school teacher vacationed with friends in Michigan. Carl Russert returned to Ohio State University after vacations in the city. Weyland Hyde Medina hosted over the weekend with his in law. Herbert Freeman a high school faculty member visited friends at 671 Northern Ada Ohio during Easter break. Linda May Blagchard a Garretsville teacher stayed with parents Claude and Mrs Blagchard Fifth Street. Clayton Rawson Twin Johnston and Kenneth Joy Ohio State University students returned to Columbus after vacations at home. John Clark Berea was an Elyria visitor. Dorothy Cunningham a freedman at Oberlin spent vacation with her parents. Walter Menke and Ray Tompkins hosted visitors from Weston and East Tower Street yesterday. Clara Nankin Lakeview Teague ill ten days with influenza and pleurisy improving. Var e e Robson a junior at Ohio State returned to Columbus after midsemester at home. C A Glaea and daughter Martha left for Atlantic City for two to three weeks. Gladys McCullough guest of Lorain friends yesterday. Malcolm Forbes returned to Ohio after spring vacation at home in Firsta. Eleanor Nonvar of Ferta visited friends here yesterday. Rev Albert T Tong of De-

Cornelia Patrick Wheaton College Harry Rosene Elvira High School Michigan Universality Carl Russert Ohio State University Columbus Weyland Hyde Medina Tlarry Stinchcom Herbert Freeman Northern Ada Ohio Linda May Blagchard Garretsville John Clark Berea Elyria Dorothy Cunninghan Oberlin Walter Menke Weastan Ray Tompkins Fast Tower Street Clara Nankin Lakeave Tue Vaeree Robson C A Glaea Martha Fourth Street Atlantic City Gladys McCullough Lorain Malcolm Forbes Oho Fisrta Aleanor Nonvar Rerna Albert T. Tong

Local residents and visitors marked by spring travel and illness

Detroit, Michigan and Elyria visitors arrive as Case School student Harold Kunkle vacationing with parents on Oxford Avenue. Oberlin and Cleveland students Miss Dorothy Conway and Miss Marguerite Shaw plan Easter and spring breaks with families. High school staff Miss Helen Todd and Miss Helen French spend holidays away. Families on Cedar and Lodi streets travel to Atlanta and Greenwen for visits while influenza affects Cambridge Street resident Frieda Latime and others from Cleveland. Local meetings note Ridgeville Grange attendance at Dover Center Pomona Orange with Mr and Mrs Gages Mason and others.

Troit Michigan Elyria Harold Kunkle Case School of Applied Arts Cleveland George Kunkle Oxford Avenue Dorothy Conway Oberlin College Helen G Todd Chicago Helen French Gahon Elton Jakelsky Grafton Marguerite Shaw Overlin College Harrison Street Lorenzo Renonard Ccm Cedar Street Atlanta Georgia J. B White Robert Vestal Raymond BR Dow Wooster J Marie Bullock Princeton Avenue Ridgevtte Grange Cuyahoga Pomona Orange Dover Center N . Gages Rank Mason Brandt

Birth Announcement From Cleveland Residents

And Mrs Ernie Thompson and Mr and Mrs Merton Coe are mentioned along with Mr and Mrs James Atkinson and their son Billy. The Davin family from Cleveland with David, Lloyd and son, visited Greenwich to spend the day with Mr and Mrs id B White. Announcement is made of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs.

Ernie Thompson Merton Coe James Atkinson Billy Davis Davin David Cleveland Land J. (. Lloyd David Lloyd Bond Street Greenwich Id. B. White

Radio controlled cars dazzle crowd at two Friday exhibitions

A large crowd watched two Chrysler autos operated by radio at two Friday demonstrations. Radio expert Maurice Franeili, active during and after the war, ran the display using a small transmitter to make the lights flash and the cars start and stop at his cue, showcasing wireless control capabilities.

Maurice Franeili

De demonstrates simultaneous and independent car operation

A man operated two cars at once from a walk, then controlled each separately. He also had a spectator wind between himself and a car and it worked. To prove it was not a trick, several spectators held the transmitter and replicated the performance.

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