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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1942
Page
11
Carey's Villa at Stop 4 Lake Avenue north of Syria will serve special full course Easter Sunday dinners. Mrs Carey presides over careful preparations with fine dining, aiming to make visits comfortable and attractive for dinner parties and events. Reservations welcome but not required.
In Port Angeles Captain A Schetinina said more Soviet women will join the merchant marine. The 31 year old has served 13 years at sea and will be among new ship crews. In Middles Falls New York Ray G Safford found a rat nest under a counter containing 48 year old paper currency from $1 to $10.
John Turk in Butte Montana believes firearms should not be used to disperse cats. He tried a shotgun and lost two fingers. The cats continued to howl while he summoned a doctor for treatment.
The Elyria Upholstering Co invites housewives to visit its display room at 611 West Broad Street for custom built furniture or rebuilding of existing pieces. Owner George Holobach notes a large material and style selection, with ten day delivery on new work and budget options. home visits with samples offered.
The church plans nightly prayer services at 7 o clock with Friday no candlelight service and Thursday communion at 7 30 pm including a special Easter choir practice. A 4 30 pm Sunday vesper features a quartet and trombone solos while Raymond Elberts seeks an archery range site and the recreation room gains equipment with donations for a ping pong table. A sunrise prayer service at 7 am in the chapel will be followed by breakfast.
Easter services begin Sunday morning at 6 o'clock with a breakfast to follow. Reverend Pau Lauifer will deliver the message at the service. At 10:20 a.m. baptisms will be performed and several new members will be received.
Special Easter service at 10 2 am with choir under Charles Willard and Mariam Diriam. No evening service. Minister available 2 noon to 1 pm Friday. Holy Week Universal Communion Thursday 7 30 pm at Block Church. Easter offering boxes to be brought Sunday morning 16 30. Holy Week prayer service Wednesday 7 30. Brief notes: Warren Althaus paralyzed from double vertebrae dislocation. Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps tea well attended. neighbors to move to Forest street. others visiting or ill. Sam Laporite leaves son at bank to join military service.
Easter Sunday dinners served family style at the Elks Restaurant in the Elke Building on Second Street from 11:30 am to 8 pm. Full course menu includes Old Fashioned Fried Chicken, Baked Ham with Pineapple, Sauer Roast Turkey, Roast Prime Rib, Porterhouse Steak, Short Steak, Filet Mignon, Chicken a la King, with a special children’s price. Reservations advised by telephone, letter, or in person. The dining room offers privacy, ample tables, clean linens, and courteous service. special lunches and sandwiches available at noon. banquets and large events possible.
The Rev. William T. Moran announced Holy Week schedule for Wellington St Patrick's church with evening devotions on Wednesday at 7 45, a Thursday High Mass with the Blessed Sacrament procession, Good Friday Mass at 8 and Stations of the Cross at 3, Easter Vigil Saturday and three Easter Masses on Sunday. Wellington school vacation runs Wednesday afternoon through Monday.
After a hard winter, autos may lose peak performance. An inexpensive tune-up at H. J. Vogter’s Hi-Speed Service on Cleveland Street offers engine checks with selenium equipment, brake work, lighting, battery, radiator, and lubrication services to restore efficiency and extend life. Mrs Sharp recommends Hi-Speed oils for spring changes. Initiatory rites were held for two candidates, Mrs Charles Travis and Miss Nettie Nacgele.
Thirty three members of the Flan sel Board Talk friendly Bible class at First Baptist church gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Browse for their March meeting. Guests from Elyria joined, including Mr. and Mrs. Leland Flickinger and Mrs. Elbert Chapman. Mrs. Chapman will soon be 90, and Mrs. Flickinger delivered an engaging talk using a flannel board illustrating the world’s best seller, The Hope of...
The Dorcas Society gathered at the Church of Christ on Friday with a strong turnout. Business proceeded as planned and they decided to continue selling oven values. Refreshments were served by Mrs Emma Moore and others, with updates on local residents and forthcoming events in Wellington.
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