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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1937
Page
6
A dense list of Lorain area club and church events scheduled tonight and upcoming, including Bethel Shrine officer installation, Young Women clubs, musical arts rehearsals, Garden City and neighborhood group meetings, Circle and guild gatherings, and church social and supper events with numerous host addresses and participant names.
Norman Carroll a 30 year old Buffalo mechanic and Lillian Holliman a 22 year old Lorain resident were licensed for unspecified activities. The notice lists both individuals by name and ages.
Farmers in eight townships of Lawshill Court intend to hold four community meetings this week to start preparations for the 1937 Soil Conservation Program. The first meeting is tonight at Brichton School, with three more tomorrow at Eaton Town Hall Penfield Society Hall and Wellington Grange Hall. Thursday will see four meetings at LaGrange Ridgeville Sheffield and Oberlin Grange Halls for Russia Township farmers.
A total of 1502 persons attended four services at the First Baptist Church yesterday marking the close of a special evangelistic campaign spanning five meetings held over a week. Community meetings at 5 p.m. urged farmers to report planting intentions for the year. Reports will shape programs to qualify for Soil Conservation Program payments. Lorain County farmers are expected to participate more this year as program changes and early work begin before planting season.
The report notes a two week progression with a 6 26 sunrise service and 7 20 evening events. Sixteen and thirty three new names are added to church rolls, with evangelist W S Colegiate remaining in Elyria for a life story event. Mrs Colgrove and a Parkersburg WV mission staffer will participate in the program.
Federal Surplus Commodity Distributor R. W. Mitchell asks relief clients to call at 308 Depot Street to receive grapefruit distributed tomorrow between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Abamancas CITY cat owned by Miss Lucille Rucker learns to ring a door bell when hungry or needing attention, signaling requests to go out or be fed.
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