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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1938
Page
7
Rev. W. E. W. Seller of Brunswick and Rev. George C. Beebe of Grafton will exchange pulpits this Sunday. Each church, Grafton M. E. and Belden M. E., will host the guest preacher in turn as part of a joint Sunday worship event.
Erhart Mr and Mrs W G Miller announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Christina Miller to Herbert Edward Kemp son of Mr and Mrs Edward Kemp of 336 North Huntington Medina O The announcement was made at a dinner Sunday evening honoring Miss Miller Birthday Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Clay and son Leland of Mallet Creek Mr and Mrs John Gravenstreeter and two daughters Margaret and Nancy of Litchfield and Herbert Kemp of Medina.
Columbia and LaPorte M E churches announce schedule with Sunday school at 10 15 a m and morning church at 11 15 a m The Columbia Sunday evening service is postponed indefinitely The plan included a Thanksgiving service with Acme Grange expected to attend in a body
Columbia Townsend Club meets at the town hall at 8 P M. East Carlisle Community Club invites all to East Carlisle School for an 8 P M program with refreshments. Fields M E Church serves a turkey supper from 5 P M until finished. Pittsfield Methodist and Community churches hold a union service at 8 P M led by Mrs Crosby.
South African missionary will speak at a Brighton Rochester area homemakers session with Miss Frances Eckert discussing Everyday Electricity. Public welcome to the Brighton event.
Lotte Morris of Oberlin College will occupy the pulpit at Lake Avenue Community Church on Sunday November 20 at 10 45 A M Sunday School at 9 30 A M Everyone welcome The Elyria Township Mothersingers held their first meeting of the year at Lake Avenue school Monday plans made for a threeen supper at Mrs Robert Taylors on Monday November 21 at 6 P M for the Mothersingers The Grange Hustlers of the No Elyria Grange will hold their regular meeting at the Grange Hall on Tuesday November 22 at 10 A M A tureen dinner at noon The ladies will decorate the hall for the bazaar to be held in the evening North Elyria Grange will hold a Fall Festival and bazaar at the Grange Hall Tuesday evening November 22 at 7 30 P M public invited no admission There is more details about church events and group meetings including November gatherings and officer elections
A Christmas gift exchange will occur this afternoon at the school with guests. Mrs. Harold Starkey and Mrs. R. E. Taylor hostesses. The Gay Brownettes met at Rita Baker’s home with a brief business meeting, games, and prizes won by Lois Marie Prindle and Grace Hogan. Refreshments followed and next meeting details will be announced.
West View reports H. G. Edwards improving this week after a severe illness. Miss Florence May, a Memorial hospital student nurse in Elyria, was a guest of her parents overnight last week. Various residents including Mrs. Grace Cooley and Mrs. Nettie Johnson visited neighbors Saturday. Cleveland visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Ingersoll were guests of Willard and Mrs. Russe Thursday evening. Joe Nichols of Olmsted Falls and J M Chapin attended Camp N O O F in Elyria Friday evening. Mrs. Tillie Schuster and Mrs. Ollie Bruce also improved this week from illnesses. Mr. and Mrs. R F Hermann and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hermann called.
Elyria resident Phoebe Clevenger is ill. Dover Center’s Lizzie Ingersoll visited the Ingersoll family. Frank Hermann Anna Hermann and Roger attended a relative’s wedding at Turkey Foot Lake near Airon. Jessie Pickard called on Mrs. Hammon and Mrs. Mike Lemon’s family. G. E. Peaseley Nettie Hackett Spinner from Westburg Michigan visited with two sisters. Rebekah Degree staff practiced at Olmsted Falls IOOF hall. O H S football banquet held at the schoolhouse on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Russell Davidson have moved into part of Mrs Sarah Barnes home on Main Street. The arrangement alters local property occupancy and invites neighbors to note the updated residence details.
The section records local changes with residents vacating homes, a family undergoing hospital surgery, and neighbors moving into remodeled houses on River Street. It notes Japan's historic name Oyashima and mentions ongoing work on six other islands.
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